Capacity:64 GB
Take more high-resolution pictures faster (95MB/sec. read and 60MB/sec. write) with this Transcend 64GB SecureDigital SDXC UHS-I U3 Class 10 Memory Card.
Pros: works as advertised and extends my laptop's memory by 35%Cons: none.
Speed is as advertised, and works perfectly for my application.
While still waiting for the Panasonic GH4 I tested this 128GB card on my Windows 8.1 64 bit system, measured stable 59 to 61MB/s write and 85 to 87MB/s read while copying a 5GB video file
I appreciate the value for something that works as it should.
The card works as advertised and I would definitely buy another.
While still waiting for the Panasonic GH4 I tested this 128GB card on my Windows 8.1 64 bit system, measured stable 59 to 61MB/s write and 85 to 87MB/s read while copying a 5GB video file
While still waiting for the Panasonic GH4 I tested this 128GB card on my Windows 8.1 64 bit system, measured stable 59 to 61MB/s write and 85 to 87MB/s read while copying a 5GB video file
None of my other SC cards have had this issue, and until I get a Transcend card that corrects this issue, I will be buying from another brand.
I know transcend has made some leaps to correct this issue and I have tested another card.
Anyway, great card for the money and no issues whatsoever.
The reason for my poor review: (at the time I didn't shoot professionally) but what I did take pictures of were priceless memories that can never be given back to me
One more time, trascend deliver a affordable memory cardIn this specific version, a REALLY fast and reliable one.--
A fast memory card is just a memory card so long as it works.
Excellent Memory Card, Better than Sandiisk Extreme,in my experience.
I needed a memory card capable of sustaining enough write speed for 4K video, and a U3 speed card was what my camera manufacturer recommended.
I purchased this to install in my 4K video capable Panasonic DMC-FZ1000
This U3 card works great for shooting 4K video in my Panasonic G7!
Huge, fast, perfect for recording 4K on the Panasonic GH4.
Especially noted, shooting 100Mb/s 4K video ... no dropouts.
This SD card worked great at first, then I realized when I shot at 60fps using my camera, sometimes it would instead of actually capture 60 unique frames, it would capture 30 frames with duplicates of each
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