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09/12/2010 08:36:47 PM · #1 |
Looking to see if anyone is running a 5DII, with a 90mb/s or fast transfer rate. I noticed a huge performance increase, going to a Sandisk 16gb 60mb/s UDMA card. Compared to my 15mb/s card, I get roughly 4-5 more raw continuous burst. Plus the buffer clears way faster and downloading speed has really increased. So my question is what could I expect to gain, from an even faster card. Anyone have experience with these crazy fast cards? I would love to hear your experiences on performance details.
Also,I have read the 5DII can transfer very fast, anyone know its max transfer speed? I have heard around 160mb/s. But I could be wrong...
Thanks and looking forward to hearing some great information!
Ryan... |
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09/12/2010 08:48:32 PM · #2 |
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09/12/2010 08:57:33 PM · #3 |
Im surprised to see that for the D200 the Lexar Pro 300X are actually slower than the Lexar Pro 133X cards. I could have saved myself some money :) |
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09/12/2010 09:04:59 PM · #4 |
Originally posted by VitaminB:
Im surprised to see that for the D200 the Lexar Pro 300X are actually slower than the Lexar Pro 133X cards. I could have saved myself some money :) |
The D200 doesn't take advantage of UDMA performance. The same 300X Lexar cards are nearly twice as fast as the 133X versions in a D300, so you'll appreciate the investment the next time you upgrade your camera body. |
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09/12/2010 10:03:49 PM · #5 |
Originally posted by scalvert:
Originally posted by VitaminB:
Im surprised to see that for the D200 the Lexar Pro 300X are actually slower than the Lexar Pro 133X cards. I could have saved myself some money :) |
The D200 doesn't take advantage of UDMA performance. The same 300X Lexar cards are nearly twice as fast as the 133X versions in a D300, so you'll appreciate the investment the next time you upgrade your camera body. |
I'm anxiously awaiting the successor to the D700.
Thanks for that site BTW, its in my favourites now, and will certainly guide my next card purchase. |
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09/13/2010 01:04:05 AM · #6 |
That's cool, but It does not show any 90+mb/s card info. Such as the SanDisk Extreme 90mb/s 16gb. I guess it's just not updated.
Thanks for the info regardless, it's a great chart. |
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