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Louis Schmidt · May 15th, 2009, 05:08 PM

For those wishing a turnkey alternative memory solution for the Sony EX1 or EX3 camcorders, Hoodman just offered its SxSxSDHC adapter kit complete with a RAW 16 GB SDHC card at substantial savings. Check it out here...
RAW SxSxSDHC Turnkey Kit Deal-Hoodman Corporation

You can always just purchase the RAW SxSxSDHC adapter as is.
Alternative Memory Adapter-Hoodman Corporation

Craig Seeman · May 16th, 2009, 11:30 AM

I'm not sure if anyone can verify Hoodman SDHC vs Transcend SDHC reliability.

I can't help but believe Sandisk has become very unreliable with their recent changes.
My 32GB Sandisk Ultra II Class 2 have been reliable since I got them in January.
Sandisk replaced them in the market with Ultra II Class 4 which seem to be very unreliable ranging from not being able to format to media failures after some usage.

I'm not sure if anyone has revisited Sandisk Extreme III Class 6 though. I think people are moving to the less expensive but reliable Transcend Class 6.

May 15th, 2009, 05:08 PM	#1
Louis Schmidt Sponsor: Hoodman USA Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Torrance, CA USA Posts: 8	RAW SxSxSDHC adapter kit for EX1, EX3 For those wishing a turnkey alternative memory solution for the Sony EX1 or EX3 camcorders, Hoodman just offered its SxSxSDHC adapter kit complete with a RAW 16 GB SDHC card at substantial savings. Check it out here... RAW SxSxSDHC Turnkey Kit Deal-Hoodman Corporation You can always just purchase the RAW SxSxSDHC adapter as is. Alternative Memory Adapter-Hoodman Corporation

May 16th, 2009, 11:30 AM	#2
Craig Seeman Inner Circle Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Brooklyn, NY, USA Posts: 3,841	I'm not sure if anyone can verify Hoodman SDHC vs Transcend SDHC reliability. I can't help but believe Sandisk has become very unreliable with their recent changes. My 32GB Sandisk Ultra II Class 2 have been reliable since I got them in January. Sandisk replaced them in the market with Ultra II Class 4 which seem to be very unreliable ranging from not being able to format to media failures after some usage. I'm not sure if anyone has revisited Sandisk Extreme III Class 6 though. I think people are moving to the less expensive but reliable Transcend Class 6.