ColinGlover Goldmember 1,376 posts Gallery: 17 photos Likes: 133 Joined Aug 2012 Location: Southport nr Liverpool United Kingdom More info | Jan 18, 2014 12:11 | #1 I'm buying a new memory card and have two choices, http://www.amazon.co.uk …sr=8-13&keywords=sd+cards Canon EOS 70D, Canon EOS 600D, EF-S 18-55 ii, EF 55-200 USM ii, EF-S 75-300 iii, Tamron 28-80, Sigma 70-210. Pentax 50mm, Pentax 135mm, EF-S 55-250, Raynox Macro adapter, Neewer filters (CPL, UV, FLD & ND4), Fuji HS20 EXR (30X zoom ) & cable release, Yongnuo 560 iii & Luxon 9800A manual flashguns for the Fuji, Hama Star 63 tripod, Hongdek RC-6 remote control, Velbon DF 40 www.point-n-shoot.co.uk website.
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Jan 18, 2014 13:26 | #2 6D | EF 35 f2 IS | EF 50 f1.4 | EF 85 f1.8 | EF 135 f2.0
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stpix Member 222 posts Joined Mar 2013 More info | Jan 18, 2014 14:21 | #3
7d T3i EF-S 10-22 EF-S 17-55 EF-S 18-55 EF-S 60 Macro EF-S 55-250 EF 400 mm 5.6 L EX 430
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BrickR Cream of the Crop 5,935 posts Likes: 115 Joined Mar 2011 Location: Dallas TX More info | Jan 18, 2014 14:46 | #4 You can use a micro SD card with adapter in your camera, but why? You're adding another connection. Camera to adapter to card. Why not just get a full sized card and only have to go camera to card? I'm with stpix, I wouldn't use a card needing an adapter unless I had to (like a voice recorder that only uses micro SD cards, and using the adapter to use the card in my laptop for downloading). My junk
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jhartley Member  110 posts Likes: 7 Joined Aug 2013 More info | Jan 18, 2014 15:51 | #5 I've used one that was a class 10 and I have a regular sized SD card that is a class 10 both Sandisc and both 16gb and the micro with the adapter is slower. I can take about half as many pictures before the buffer is full. Go with the full sized card to save some headache on yourself. 70D 18-135 STM, 10-22mm, 24mm STM, 40mm STM, 55-250 STM, 270EX II
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ColinGlover THREAD STARTER Goldmember 1,376 posts Gallery: 17 photos Likes: 133 Joined Aug 2012 Location: Southport nr Liverpool United Kingdom More info | Jan 18, 2014 18:53 | #6 stpix wrote in post #16616130  I agree with this. I use that card in my T3i and its absolutely reliable. I would never choose to use a card that required an adapter unless I had a really compelling reason to use the card in other devices too that required it. I read a chart on the Canon USA forum that the new U1 cards aren't compatible with the T3i/600D, yet you say you're using one? I'm puzzled by the conflicting info. Also, there's a Transcend U1 card for couple of pounds extra than the straight class ten, but the Sandisk is a third dearer. Both Transcend U1 and Sandisk are 45 mbs cards. Will there be a big difference in the two cards? Canon EOS 70D, Canon EOS 600D, EF-S 18-55 ii, EF 55-200 USM ii, EF-S 75-300 iii, Tamron 28-80, Sigma 70-210. Pentax 50mm, Pentax 135mm, EF-S 55-250, Raynox Macro adapter, Neewer filters (CPL, UV, FLD & ND4), Fuji HS20 EXR (30X zoom ) & cable release, Yongnuo 560 iii & Luxon 9800A manual flashguns for the Fuji, Hama Star 63 tripod, Hongdek RC-6 remote control, Velbon DF 40 www.point-n-shoot.co.uk website.
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