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Nigel Barker April 11th, 2011 02:17 AM

Re: any card over 60MB/s is overkill, correct?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Sam Young (Post 1637473)
Thank you Nigel. So even if I don't plan on using the slowmo function, the transcend 400x card probably won't record at 50Mbps on the xf100?

Who knows? Maybe Canon do but why spend money on a card that may or may not be reliable when there are others that are guaranteed to work?

Sam Young April 11th, 2011 02:51 AM

Re: any card over 60MB/s is overkill, correct?
 
Hehe, because the Transcend 400x 32gb and 64gb cards are cheaper, and I am cheap. :)

Dom Stevenson April 11th, 2011 04:52 AM

Re: any card over 60MB/s is overkill, correct?
 
I'm getting Deja Vu here, and thinking back to the days when we were encouraged to buy DV CAM tapes instead of cheap and cheerful DV tapes, and later on HDV tapes when normal ones worked just fine. I already own several high spec Transcend cards and find it hard to believe these will not work fine for slomo.

Has anyone tried the Transcend UDMA cards for high frame rate work?

Pete Bauer April 11th, 2011 05:53 AM

Re: any card over 60MB/s is overkill, correct?
 
All I've got to say before finishing my morning coffee is that if a person gets a card not on Canon's approved list and then has problems, do report so other people have the benefit of your real-world experience but DON'T complain!

Sam Young April 11th, 2011 06:39 AM

Re: any card over 60MB/s is overkill, correct?
 
So will the camcorder give you a message that says something like "card not accepted?"

Or will it still record, but the footage recorded will be messed up?

On the JVC HM100, if a card isn't class 6, it gives a rejection message right when you insert it.

Dom Stevenson April 11th, 2011 09:17 AM

Re: any card over 60MB/s is overkill, correct?
 
Actually the Lexar cards are reasonably priced. Both the x300 and x600 versions appear to be recommended. No mention of the X400 ones though.

Anthony Mozora April 20th, 2011 01:58 PM

Re: any card over 60MB/s is overkill, correct?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Nigel Barker (Post 1637482)
Who knows? Maybe Canon do but why spend money on a card that may or may not be reliable when there are others that are guaranteed to work?



I use this card with my 5D MARK II and it works great , I was hoping that this card was going to work on my new XF100 as well but I think it is better not to risk it and buy a recomended card from the CANON LIST

Nigel Barker April 20th, 2011 03:55 PM

Re: any card over 60MB/s is overkill, correct?
 
The latest firmware update for the Xf100/105 & XF300/305 Version 1.0.1.0 provides:-

Firmware Version 1.0.1.0 incorporates the following:
Support has been added for slow-motion shooting with the following Lexar CF cards –
1. Lexar Professional x600 16GB (LCF16GBCRBJP600)
2. Lexar Professional x600 8GB (LCF8GBCRBJP600)
3. Lexar Professional x300 16GB (LCF16GBCRBJP300)
4. Lexar Professional x300 8GB (LCF8GBERBJP300)
5. Lexar Professional x300 4GB (LCF4GBCRBJP300)

Canon - XF305, XF300, XF105, XF100 Firmware Update Version 1.0.1.0


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