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<blockquote data-quote="§am" data-source="post: 71597" data-attributes="member: 9187"><p>I have a 32GB class 10 Sandisk Extreme card (reportedly 45MB/s) but still only get a 17 frame buffer according to the display.</p><p>Not sure if it's because I have my file sizes set to high, but I suspect if I drop the quality or size the buffer will increase.</p><p></p><p>However, there is a huge advantage of the D5100 in that you can get away with for example the Sandisk Ultra 30MB/s card (cheaper) which is also UHS-1 compatiable.</p><p>UHS-1 specifications are minimum 50MB/s and as the D5100 supports it you have the double advantage of a fast card for your D5100, and if you use it in something else too, then you still get the 30MB/s speed (or 45MB/s if you get the Extreme)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="§am, post: 71597, member: 9187"] I have a 32GB class 10 Sandisk Extreme card (reportedly 45MB/s) but still only get a 17 frame buffer according to the display. Not sure if it's because I have my file sizes set to high, but I suspect if I drop the quality or size the buffer will increase. However, there is a huge advantage of the D5100 in that you can get away with for example the Sandisk Ultra 30MB/s card (cheaper) which is also UHS-1 compatiable. UHS-1 specifications are minimum 50MB/s and as the D5100 supports it you have the double advantage of a fast card for your D5100, and if you use it in something else too, then you still get the 30MB/s speed (or 45MB/s if you get the Extreme) [/QUOTE]
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