OTHER: SD card for PX270 (for recording AVCIntra50, LongG50 and LongG25)
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gkantziper
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microP2
Why buy a camera that can utilize bullet proof media and not use it?
Why buy a camera that can utilize bullet proof media and not use it?
Bassman2003
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I posted in your other thread with the SD card I use. But I agree, microP2 should be the first choice. Some of the newer SD cards would not format in the camera. The Sony's are SDXC and work well.
Ok, thank you.
I already have one 64GB and another 32GB P2 cards, and I´m going to purchase a 64GB Micro P2 card for sure.
But I want too a cheap SD card for low profile jobs. This way I can even deliver the card directly to the client or send by mail without risking a lot.
I saw the one you recomended me Bassman. That one is 40MB/s (max. 40 min. 10). This is enough speed to be sure about the recording? Maybe 60MB/s or 90MB/s are more secure or these ones are just an overkill for this pourpose??
I already have one 64GB and another 32GB P2 cards, and I´m going to purchase a 64GB Micro P2 card for sure.
But I want too a cheap SD card for low profile jobs. This way I can even deliver the card directly to the client or send by mail without risking a lot.
I saw the one you recomended me Bassman. That one is 40MB/s (max. 40 min. 10). This is enough speed to be sure about the recording? Maybe 60MB/s or 90MB/s are more secure or these ones are just an overkill for this pourpose??
Bassman2003
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50mbps is roughly equal to 5 MB/s So a 40MB/s card has plenty of headroom.
Don't forget about the proxy recording feature as a quick way to deliver footage. The 6mbps setting makes a nice 720p file and can be recorded on a separate SD card at the same time.
Don't forget about the proxy recording feature as a quick way to deliver footage. The 6mbps setting makes a nice 720p file and can be recorded on a separate SD card at the same time.