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MicroSD Cards
Anyone using MicroSDHC/SDXC cards for video recording in an adapter in their camcorder?
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Re: MicroSD Cards
No, and I'd have to ask why you ask? Would seem to me that the full-size SD cards are going to offer the better performance specs, why attempt using the little guys?
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Re: MicroSD Cards
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Speed ratings look similar, main difference might to be the wrapper.around the memory chip. While SD size is easier to handle, I'm wondering if the micro might do in a pinch.
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Re: MicroSD Cards
Can't see why not. Many phones now shoot 4k onto micro sd cards. But I would only use as a last resort as I think these small ones might overheat in prolonged use.
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Re: MicroSD Cards
It's one more set of contacts to get dirty/damaged and the micro cards are that much easier to lose, otherwise I don't see why it can't be done. My wife uses the combination in her X-E2 so that all her SD cards are the same (tablet, GoPro etc.) and she has no problems. She stores them in adaptors so they are a little less easy to lose. I still prefer to stick with full size ones except in an emergency though.
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