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D500
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<blockquote data-quote="BackdoorArts" data-source="post: 735413" data-attributes="member: 9240"><p>If you don't shoot in bursts of 20-30 images and more then you'll never notice the buffer not clearing fast enough. I've gone 315 images in Ch mode in testing with a XQD card (it stops automatically at 200 but you can immediately start again - it's a feature that prevents infinite shooting in case something lies on the button). I don't know that I ever hit 40 with my fastest SD card. That said, there are now some ultra-high speed SD's that are about 2/3 as fast as the XQD cards, but they cost about the same as the XQD card so it's really the speed you're paying for, and for the same money the XQD card gives you both better performance, reliability, and durability.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BackdoorArts, post: 735413, member: 9240"] If you don't shoot in bursts of 20-30 images and more then you'll never notice the buffer not clearing fast enough. I've gone 315 images in Ch mode in testing with a XQD card (it stops automatically at 200 but you can immediately start again - it's a feature that prevents infinite shooting in case something lies on the button). I don't know that I ever hit 40 with my fastest SD card. That said, there are now some ultra-high speed SD's that are about 2/3 as fast as the XQD cards, but they cost about the same as the XQD card so it's really the speed you're paying for, and for the same money the XQD card gives you both better performance, reliability, and durability. [/QUOTE]
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