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Jul 11, 2013 19:53 |  #1
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I've noticed that my burst rate on the memory cards I have is dropping, it was once 13 on the 5D2 and around 11 to 12 on the 50D. Is this a sign the cards are wearing out/failing?




  
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Jul 11, 2013 22:52 |  #2

Done an in-computer reformat recently?


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Jul 11, 2013 23:41 |  #3

Are you certain you are comparing apples and apples?

If you tested burst rate at ISO 100, and later at ISO 1600, the ISO 1600 JPG files are larger because they have more noise and cannot compress data as much as ISO 100 due to the noise...so your number of photos before filling the buffer is smaller with higher ISO!

Of if you used ISO 100 for both tests, if test 1 was aimed at a blank smooth wall while test 2 was aim at a highly textured wall, test 2 files would be bigger than test 1 because there is more detail to be stored.


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Jul 12, 2013 01:34 |  #4
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Jon wrote in post #16112674 (external link)
Done an in-computer reformat recently?

Do it all the time with camera




  
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Jul 12, 2013 08:46 |  #5

Wilt wrote in post #16112755 (external link)
Are you certain you are comparing apples and apples?

If you tested burst rate at ISO 100, and later at ISO 1600, the ISO 1600 JPG files are larger because they have more noise and cannot compress data as much as ISO 100 due to the noise...so your number of photos before filling the buffer is smaller with higher ISO!

Of if you used ISO 100 for both tests, if test 1 was aimed at a blank smooth wall while test 2 was aim at a highly textured wall, test 2 files would be bigger than test 1 because there is more detail to be stored.

good info, i wouldnt have thought of that.


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