Sdxc 64 gb / 128 gb

[DonalDuc]

I hope, prices for 64GB and 128GB come down to price of my €3.50 SDXC/microSDXC reader ... hmmm, € 100 for Transcend 64 GB are not bad ...
... makes some hours of 3D video 1920x1080 :-)

[TCav]

Originally Posted by DonalDuc

I hope, prices for 64GB and 128GB come down to price of my €3.50 SDXC/microSDXC reader ...

Yeah, good luck with that.

[DonalDuc]

Same quality ....

Panasonic 64GB Class10 SDXC = € 418 for the rich
Transcend 64GB Class10 SDXC = € 113 for the poor

[Photo 5]

one thing lets be honest how many people really need 64GB on a single card? Yeah their expensive but look how the prices on Blue DVD Burners and discs has come down over the last 18 months. Maybe as more camcorder uses start to use the 64GB cards for HD video the prices will start to fall over the next 18 months. I just got a 16GB class 10 transcend card a few weeks ago for $28 US Funds Price with free shipping. 16GB cards have come down in price recently and with more still photographers shooting with 10, 12, 14 and 16MP cameras that need the space to also shoot a video or two while they are out shooting stills the prices may still come down a little.

dave

[DonalDuc]

Some years ago same people asked ... "who really needs 128mb on one card ..." :-)

[Photo 5]

and I remember when I got my first digital camera my friends were using 2 or 3 floppy discs as their media for their cameras...... I was using the 120MB superdisc and at the time 2001 I thought that was more than I would fill in a year, now I shoot 600MB in an hour for work........

dave

[shoturtle]

If you do allot of video 64 and 128 is very useful considering 4gb for a 15min clip on average for 1080p. Photo 16 and 32 works well.

[DonalDuc]

Originally Posted by Photo 5

and I remember when I got my first digital camera my friends were using 2 or 3 floppy discs as their media for their cameras...... I was using the 120MB superdisc and at the time 2001 I thought that was more than I would fill in a year, now I shoot 600MB in an hour for work.

My first digital camera (~900€, Olympus Camedia) had NO zoom, NO card, but 6 (!) mb built in memory for 1024x768 pictures.

Canon, Nikon ... didn't know what's a digital camera

[iowa_jim]

I get about 45 minutes of video on my 16G cards, so I'd love to have a 64G to make life a little easier, but at $200 for a 64G card, I can wait a while longer.

[Photo 5]

Originally Posted by iowa_jim

I get about 45 minutes of video on my 16G cards, so I'd love to have a 64G to make life a little easier, but at $200 for a 64G card, I can wait a while longer.

or shoot at a lower setting....... I'm sure in ayear or two those 64GB cards will come down in price see how much 16GB memory cards have come down in price.

dave