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<blockquote data-quote="wade7575" data-source="post: 699830" data-attributes="member: 16717"><p>The only reason I went with a faster SD like a Lexar UHS-II card is wasn't because I wanted something faster then the camera could ever take advantage of it was because before I got a good camera like my D5200 I had pocket camera's and gotten SD cards that were so slow to even transfer small file's it was sickening.</p><p></p><p>I didn't state the reason when I first posted his thread but main concern was transfer speed onto my pc,I like to take picture's in raw in case I want to clean them up with Luminar or something program,plus I figure if it's only another 10 to 20 bucks for a card with a lifetime warranty what's the big deal because all I want are to good SD cards that have lifetime warranty and have one as a backup in case one goes south and I have another good card to use while I'm waiting on the card that failed to be replaced.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wade7575, post: 699830, member: 16717"] The only reason I went with a faster SD like a Lexar UHS-II card is wasn't because I wanted something faster then the camera could ever take advantage of it was because before I got a good camera like my D5200 I had pocket camera's and gotten SD cards that were so slow to even transfer small file's it was sickening. I didn't state the reason when I first posted his thread but main concern was transfer speed onto my pc,I like to take picture's in raw in case I want to clean them up with Luminar or something program,plus I figure if it's only another 10 to 20 bucks for a card with a lifetime warranty what's the big deal because all I want are to good SD cards that have lifetime warranty and have one as a backup in case one goes south and I have another good card to use while I'm waiting on the card that failed to be replaced. [/QUOTE]
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