thanks for the quick reply. how much does the write speed matter? i obviously understand the other specs.Yes. You can find some other commonly used memory cards here.
here is the one i got at costco, is it worth the 24.99 i paid. or just keep the 16 gig stock one?
You are wasting your effort seeking the "best" SD card.is it any good? what is the best i could get?
Yes and no, the speed to which the Phantom output to a card is determined by the Phantom. But the write speed of the card is determined by the card.The speed of writing is determined by the Phantom and not the card.
Every week people assk about paying more to get a better card.Yes and no, the speed to which the Phantom output to a card is determined by the Phantom. But the write speed of the card us determined by the card.
U1 min is 10mb/s and U3 is 30mb/s, so if you'll always have a greater chance of a bottle neck if you have a higher speed rated card. Also not all cards are created equal.
Yes, most extreme speed cards are. Though personally if I had a PRO and recording in 4K and it's higher bit rate I'd try to eliminate the card as any possible bottleneck.Every week people assk about paying more to get a better card.
The short answer is that it's a waste of money.
Testing has shown that the bottleneck is the speed at which the Phantom writes to the card and that faster cards don't perform any better.
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