Sandisk 8GB EXTREME SDHC SD Card Class 6 (SDSDX3-8192 Bulk Package) by SanDisk
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Digital camera reviews of Sandisk 8GB EXTREME SDHC SD Card Class 6 (SDSDX3-8192 Bulk Package)
Digital camera Review: FAST SHIPPING, BRAND NEW CARD
Summary: 5 Stars
I recieved this card quickly. Even though the descriptions says in bulk packAGing, mine was in the same regular 'box' package that I bought from Wolf camera. And I paid HALF the price and it is a faster card. I'm thrilled and plan to buy several more. NICE!!! This card is an amazing change over my old SD cards and not even a comparison to the class 6 card I originally purchased with a 6mb read time. I barely plug the card in and it is off and running downloading my pictures. I am VERY excited to try it in my new camera...COME ON APRIL!Digital camera Review: Fast / Large capacity.
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought this card for my Nikon DSLR and it has performed flawlessly.
Well worth the money.
Digital camera Review: Fast and Reliable
Summary: 5 Stars
Sandisk is more reliable than some other brands. This card is probably faster than your older camera can handle and fast enough for your brand new camera. Because of the reliability, speed and low cost I highly recommend this card.Digital camera Review: Fast but needs more speed for laying on that shutter
Summary: 4 Stars
Just bought this card to shoot in RAW mode, So for JPEG use this card is more than plenty fast on most just about any hi res DSLR or point and shoot.
I caught a busy signal with this card on my Rebel T2i/550D after about 5-6 shots in rapid succession. This camera shoots at 3.7 frames per second. If you are going to shoot RAW with this camera bump it up to the 30mb/s card.
Still a great product, I will continue to use it.
Digital camera Review: Fast card for Canon T2i
Summary: 5 Stars
Got the card put it in my Canon Rebel t2i camera, set it to take RAW/JPEG images, at a 10 shot burst, and it worked perfectly
The previous card I was using would only take 3 to 7 shot bursts with the camera set to take JPEG.