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Performance between Compactflash and SD card on 1ds Mark II and 1d mark ii n

 
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Jun 28, 2010 17:31 |  #1

How differently do the compactflash cards perform compared to the SD cards in the 1ds mark ii and 1d mark ii n?


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Jun 29, 2010 00:03 as a reply to  @ Jon's post |  #3

Thanks for the link! It appears SD cards are faster than compact flash. I have read a few people around forums saying that the SD cards perform slower so I was hesitant to use them in the camera. Looks like I don't have anything to worry about and I can use both at the same time.


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Jun 29, 2010 12:53 |  #4

entrefoto wrote in post #10445101 (external link)
Thanks for the link! It appears SD cards are faster than compact flash. I have read a few people around forums saying that the SD cards perform slower so I was hesitant to use them in the camera. Looks like I don't have anything to worry about and I can use both at the same time.

Depends on the card...

Either way, SOME of the SD's are ever so slightly faster...not enough IMO to justify buying one over the other based solely on performance.


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