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Good MicroSD card, it is defiantly capable for gopro 4k as it's in GoPro Official Recommendation.
And it includes usb 3.0 card reader instead of card adapter from others.
Lexar MicroSD 64GB 633x w/USB3 Reader $36 @ Dick Smith/Kogan eBay
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Nikopol on 13/08/2016 - 23:51 ebay.com.au (1385 clicks)
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It should be fine - but I've found the adapters need reseating sometimes to get proper contact. I'd generally stick to full size to lower the chances of things going bad.
Same price for full size - http://m.ebay.com.au/itm/Lexar-64GB-Professional-SDHC-SDXC-C…
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Switch to Desktop site and so far 6 available
Forgot the '?' after sold out.
Yes, was on mobile site. Still seemed to be able to place order then, despite no stock.
Ah, Dick Smith.
ShoppingSquare have a Samsung evo 64GB for $21.90 delivered at the moment. So if you don't need a reader or need it right now, save $14
http://www.shoppingsquare.com.au/product.php?id=411913&n=370…
nahhh. Thats too baby to support 4k resolutions. Im using the lexar posted and works like a charm in my dji osmo and p4 gutted i missed the sale price.
Showing up as out of stock now, but I did find it here for slightly cheaper if you don't mind the longer delivery time.
A couple of weeks ago I bought one of these from eBay, but it is a 128Gb with 633X reading speed, I couldn't find the write speed before placing order, assuming it should have a reading speed of about 80M/s or at least 40M/s since the item description says it can be used in high speed recording devices. To my great surprise, I found the write speed is only 20M/s after I received the card, I am still wondering what's the point of advertsing for it's 4k video recording capability?
You should be getting U3 class card for 4k. Such genuine Lexar U3 card will have about 95 MB/s sequential read and 69 MB/s sequential write speed. U1 class will have 95/25 speeds. Looks like you've got U1 class, such as the one in this deal, or a card reader that's too slow for a card.
Ad does state it is suitable for 4k, but that would not be for 100% of cases as 25MB/s is a minimum. So ad is somewhat misleading.
Thanks mate, I did get the U1 card just with 128GB.
its more than enough for 4K recording - some devices like something faster because they can take stills etc whilst recording.
Just for reference, the 16Gb micro sd card that come with my Phantom 3 4K is a U3 class and you can take stills while recording 4K.
The bottleneck often isn't the card - for example my Canon 6D hits a brick wall at about 40MB/sec regardless of how much faster a card is capable of.
Real world - my cheap 'class 4' Sandisk 32GB cards write at about 20MB/sec and my fancy 95MB/sec Sandisk ones write at about 40…
I may have gotten lucky with the Class 4 cards - but I have 2 of them and they both perform much better than the sticker says they should. It was a nice surprise when I had intended them to just be backups!
very true.
also comes down to buffer management also - if devices buffer up large block of data and release them in one hit, then yes, you will probably need a very fast card. the same goes with the opposite, writing to smaller blocks will need a card with fast memory access because it will be constantly writing small chunks.
They are back in stock
Thx!
So just confirming, would this be suitable for a Phantom 3 recording 4K? How many minutes of 4K would you get from 64Gb?
I bought my 128GB with A$50 when eBay was giving A$25 off last time. Don't know when will eBay offer again.
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Any issues using this with an SD card adaptor in a DSLR?