Sandisk has various SD cards at different speeds. For eg Extreme SDXC card at 45 MB/sec , Extreme Pro SDHC/SDXC card at 95MB/sec... earlier cards at 30 MB/sec etc.
The promo video indicates a higher speed card has the following advantages
1) continuous burst speed shooting
2) HD video recording
3) higher speed transferring image fr card to computer
Question 1
While the speed of the card has increased substantially from 30 MB/sec to 95 MB/sec, does it substantially help in burst speed shooting and video recording? I have not heard / read any sifu / veterans complain their 30 MB/sec or 45 MB / sec cards.
Question 2
Is the limitation primarily by the body, instead by the card? Assuming I use the minimum speed card specified by manual. For eg I am using Nikon D7000, and Class 6 Card at 20 MB/sec. Will my camera be able to leverage on the highest speed card like 95 MB/sec?
Many thanks!!
The promo video indicates a higher speed card has the following advantages
1) continuous burst speed shooting
2) HD video recording
3) higher speed transferring image fr card to computer
Question 1
While the speed of the card has increased substantially from 30 MB/sec to 95 MB/sec, does it substantially help in burst speed shooting and video recording? I have not heard / read any sifu / veterans complain their 30 MB/sec or 45 MB / sec cards.
Question 2
Is the limitation primarily by the body, instead by the card? Assuming I use the minimum speed card specified by manual. For eg I am using Nikon D7000, and Class 6 Card at 20 MB/sec. Will my camera be able to leverage on the highest speed card like 95 MB/sec?
Many thanks!!