Sandisk Extreme SDHC Card Class SDSDX3 008G A31 Review

I would recommend this card to anyone looking for a fast, reliable, high quality storage medium. I'm really impressed with the value, it would cost twice as much at places like Best Buy that don't sell anything like a 6 course menu (at least not in their stores). I think this ten speed card is much better than the low quality cards that seem to be sold at all major retailers. I've had cards from many other brands and I can tell you I keep coming back to Sandisk. I don't think you will find a…

I've been using these cards in my Fujifilm X Pro1 and X100 LE for about a year. The cards are fast and reliable. 8GB quickly captures, saves and uploads many high-resolution photos. I don't record very much video, so I can't appreciate the card's capacity and speed for storing and downloading videos. I load all my photos from the cards after each shoot and save the images to external hard drives and delete the files. from the card and reformat the card after reinserting it into the camera. I…

Package Contents: Retail box and inner box protect the card from bumps and bumps during shipping. Clamshell and plastic case come with a free RescuePro software download insert. First look: It's SanDisk Extreme. I've been using SanDisk as a professional photographer for over six years. I've never had any problems with these cards. This card offers write speeds of up to 30MB per second. That's good enough for HD videos and 6 fps on DSLRs (RAW). Class 10 is the highest rating you can get and well

The card is definitely faster, about 25% faster than my 16GB Transcend Class 6. But that's half the capacity for almost the same price. I use it in an Olympus E-PL1 camera and it still only takes 9 Fine+RAW shots and then slows down to 1fps, which is no different than the Transcend. Except that Transcend takes more than 40 seconds to finish recording 9 frames (18 files) and this card takes about 30 seconds. Its worth it? Every consumer has to answer this question for themselves. It might be…

I didn't want to risk buying a cheaper SD card, so I bought this one. I thought Sandisk was quality. Not much. This card will take forever to access data from a computer. In addition, it only works in the camera after a full format. Once data has been written to it and the card removed from the camera, it recognizes the card when it is reinserted into the camera. The Nikon P500 is used as the camera. Thank you Revain and the seller for a hassle free return. To be fair, Sandisk should be advised

This SDHC card is just what you need for action photos, 30 Mbps with a refresh rate for you can take the next shot in 1 second instead of having to wait 6 to 8 seconds before you can take the next shot. It's been a few years since I got this memory and I now use a 90Mbps SDHC memory card in my other cameras. They always come with new and faster SDHC memory cards. To me it's worth the extra cost you pay, especially if you're doing a lot of cation shots.