not to sure if a should post here i got a new digital camera its a sony dsc-tx100v its says it can use sd/sdhc/sdxc type cards but doesn't say about the class or anything else so was wondering would a class 16 or a uhs-1 work and also would i need a fast card to get the max bit-rate for video recording i only get about 25mbps hd video but it can go up to 28mbps thanks to anyone that can help
I am not a card expert, but I would say buy the fastest card you can afford with the largest capacity that you can afford. I have found Newegg to be a reliable company (I own no stock with them). They have a good website with lots of info and customer feedback. Have a problem - they have good customer service. Link - http://www.newegg.com/Store/SubCategory.aspx?SubCategory=68&name=Flash-Memory Check out their available cards and be sure to read their "Learning Center" links near the bottom on the left side. BTW I use a Transcend card in my Cannon T1i.
You are welcome. I did see a couple of sdxc cards listed on Amazon and Newegg (seem rather expensive). Guess they must be newer/faster that what I am using. But yours seem like good choices to me. Be sure to check around for pricing. When I got mine (a while back) it cost HALF the price at Newegg versus what Best Buy wanted, for example. So prices can vary a great deal. Also, I found that the card reader (on my PC) did not handle sdhc cards. I could buy another reader - not that expensive or just transfer using the USB cable from the camera to the PC. I chose the USB cable route so I did not need to take the card in and out a lot. ENJOY!!
those cards i cant get them on amazon or ebay these are the fastest 64gb ones they have on amazon Integral Ultima Pro Panasonic
Be sure to read the customer reviews, wherever you choose to buy, and pick the one you feel comfortable with.
