Is this a good card for Sanyo CG 10 HD 720 camcorder? Only question is, can the Sanyo CG-10 handle a class 10 card?
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You can always use a faster card for your camcorder. It is an overkill to use a class-10 card if the camcorder only requires a class-6. But it will definitely work.
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Cards for these cameras MUST be Class 10 or better. Failure to adhere to this can destroy the camera (or at least freeze it up) as lesser cards are too slow to keep up with the data rate as the camera writes high definition video to the card.
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We bought the micro sd card at Walgreen's. It gives good video pictures. Don't know what a class 10 card is......sorry.
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I would strongly recommend class 10 SDHC cards for the EXILM. The higher speed card is going to allow the camera to empty from it's buffers to the card as fast as possible, providing the best results.
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I wouldn't recommend using a micro SD for your camera. You're better off buying a regular SD card with 32 to 64 GB. Class 10 basically means when you are taking burst shots or shooting HD video you won't get any lag.
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You can get away with a class 6 card. The class in card symbolizes write speeds and class 10 is generally for shooting raw files on a pro camera at bursts. Class 6 is more than fine for most cameras. The size of the card is completely up to you. If you get a 32 GB card you can go a lot longer without having to download your material off the card. I am using a 16GB in mine and I offload the files off the card onto my computer about once a month and it works great. You may shoot more pictures and video than me though.
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There is a slot for a micro sd card. I think you'll be okay using a class 10 micro card. I never pulled the card out so I don't know what class the original card is. Hope this helps
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I have 2 of these cards. This card should be plenty fast for video on that camera. I have used it with my 7d for video with no issues.
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Thank you for the information I was able to find the information you require. Yes Class 4 or 10 would be ok http://av.jpn.support.panasonic.com/support/global/cs/sd/connect/dsc/dmc_fz20.html
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You can order them on Amazon. For HD video, I highly recommend class 10 high quality cards, like Kingston, Sandisk, etc.
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It seems so unintuitive that a *faster* speed class rating would be worse for this product. Can someone explain why a class 4 or 6 would be better than a 10 (which is the most optimal card for video recording).
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What class memory card did you get? The owner's manual states you should use class 6 SDHC cards for HD video. You may be able to use class 4 cards, but there's very little price difference. So get a class 6 card and be done with it. The camera rocks, so take the card back, not the camera. Oh, and set video to AVCHD, not MPEG.
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I use two Sandisk SDHC class 10 cards, a 32 GB and a 16 GB. I can easily shoot a short film (30 min or less) at 1080p with no need to clear either card.
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This is a class 6 card and should work just fine for a camcorder unless you are recording 4k video. It is not 200x but that spec only refers to max read for most manufacturers. Read write for this card maxed at around 60 MB/s
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I just tried several shots with a 32 GB class 10 card and it seemed to clock in at about half the time you are experiencing at most.***Update*** I just purchased a SanDisk 64GB Extreme Pro class 10 and it says it is rated at 95 MB/s. The 32GB ws an Amazon Basics class 10 card. With the new card, there is no appreciable delay.I hope this helps.Don
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I have a 16 GB Transcend SDHC Class 10 card in mine. Works fine and will accommodate approx 2400 Large Fine jpegs or 1150 raw.
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Sure... But this type of SD is recommended to device that require high speed in data transfer, such as GoPro Cameras.... I don't think you'll need class 10 micro SD cards, probably you can go with cheaper ones....