Installed Magic Lantern on it.

Purchased this card for use in a Canon 5D III for filming 1080p Magic Lantern video, and it does exactly that.

I installed Magic Lantern and needed a card capable of recoring 14-bit RAW video at 1080p resolution on the camera

Works good with Magic Lantern Hack for canon DSLRS

If you are a professional and use magic lantern like I do, or you think you want to use magic lantern in the future, stick to sandisk cards

Brilliant, especially for Magic Lantern

Works great with magic lantern RAW.

Used in Canon 5D III running magic lantern.

90MB/s write speed for 1080p RAW (Magic Lantern) video

Works great with filming RAW with Magic Lantern hack on the 5d3

Recording Magic Lantern RAW on my 5D MKIII with no major issues yet.

Works well on my 5DmkIII for Magic Lantern

Very happy and would recommend to those using Magic Lantern RAW video recording

Works great for Magic Lantern RAW!

I've used it to shoot in .MLV with Magic Lantern.

--Magic Lantern has changed the world of Canon EOS 5D Mark III – the ability to record 14-bit RAW video

Managed to get close to full HD with 3x crop mode on Magic Lantern

However, recently with the advent of Magic Lantern's RAW video feature, I have been aching to try it out

Because Lexar comes with photo recovery, I am attempting to recover the images that are as of now not-readable, but the cards will be returned once that attempt has been made

Works as it should.

They are dependable and work exactly as they are supposed to work.

Shooting in just RAW was super quick and I could blast away, as well as the 50 mp, no problem with rapid fire.