Hey Everyone,
The 5d3 has a SD slot. I have only used SD cards in my Olympus Pen, and I have never worried that they were fast or not. So, the 64,000 question is - who's SD cards are you using? I want to get a couple of 32 gb cards.
James
I picked up a lexar 600x for under 90 bucks. Impressive. Sd cards seem much cheaper than cf cards...
Posted By: psmith
Re: SD Cards - 04/06/12 11:30 AM
I got sandisk Extremes. Ive always had good luck with them. Set the camera up to write raw+jpg to each card. I like the sd because all my computers have slots, no separate adapter.
Hey Preston,
Thanks. I actually picked up three cards - 2 SDs and 1 CF. I have to say that I am really amazed by the CF card prices as compared to SD prices. They are 30% higher from what I can see. I could easily see myself switching to SD cards as the primary card of choice for that reason - though I find that I prefer the CF cards for their physical durability.
As to brand, I generally buy Lexar - not out of ANY sense of brand loyalty. I buy them for identification purposes. My wife uses Extremes, and we like to keep our photographic stuff separate. It makes it easier to identify who shot what.
James
Posted By: psmith
Re: SD Cards - 04/11/12 09:27 PM
James, are you shooting 'separate' or 'multiple'?
Posted By: Echo
Re: SD Cards - 09/23/14 02:40 AM
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Posted By: Jim Garvie
Re: SD Cards - 09/24/14 12:17 PM
I also use Sandisk Extreme 32 GB SD cards and they've been bullet-proof so far. No problems using them for high-speed bursts either. FYI. And, yes, SD cards are much cheaper than CF cards.
Jim