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D7100
What SD card for the D7100?
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<blockquote data-quote="Liteman" data-source="post: 204855" data-attributes="member: 8450"><p>I finally plumped for the Lexar Professional 600X (90MB/s) cards as I shoot mainly RAW which produces some pretty large files. I Took a trip to the London stage of the Tour of Britain cycle race and found that, even when using RAW the continuous shooting mode was OK to capture the action without slowing down too soon. Where the action was very fast, I switched to Jpg Fine and the shooting rate was pretty machine gun like! I take the points raised about the need to use USB3, unfortunately my PC doesn't have USB3 so download speeds aren't too fast, but its really at the shooting stage that I was looking for the extra speed, I'll just have to possess my soul with patience once I get back home to download them!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Liteman, post: 204855, member: 8450"] I finally plumped for the Lexar Professional 600X (90MB/s) cards as I shoot mainly RAW which produces some pretty large files. I Took a trip to the London stage of the Tour of Britain cycle race and found that, even when using RAW the continuous shooting mode was OK to capture the action without slowing down too soon. Where the action was very fast, I switched to Jpg Fine and the shooting rate was pretty machine gun like! I take the points raised about the need to use USB3, unfortunately my PC doesn't have USB3 so download speeds aren't too fast, but its really at the shooting stage that I was looking for the extra speed, I'll just have to possess my soul with patience once I get back home to download them! [/QUOTE]
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