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Скроменый эксперт
05.02.2011
6/10
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Плохо
REVISED 2/28/2011After using this for awhile in my Sony HC-9 video camera for stills I had to come back and revise my review. It does work in the HC-9/HC-7 series in a Memory Stick Pro adapter, but write times are literally triple (300%) slower than the Sony Memory Stick Pro Duo Mark 2. I have to cut it back one star due to this issue and it's not working as a drive in my Muvi Pro micro camera.Depending on your application this may be OK, but I use these cameras for investigative purposes and getting images wtored quickly is very important.The limit of small, for a better term, the size smaller than which an object is less useful than if it were bigger.The plus of this little card and its' diminutive reader can also be the minus. It is so easy to misplace unless it's tied to something bigger. So I wonder, why not get something bigger in the first place? This may be worth considering if you are shopping for a strictly USB configuration.My original intended application was as a large capacity storage medium for my Muvi Pro miniature video camera.UNfortunately, the Muvi was not happy with the 8gb card, for whatever reason, preferring the 4gb one that shipped with it; so I had an "extra" flash drive... for a couple of days. [EDITED to add: It might be the write speed of this Kingston card, not the capacity].Then I ran across an adapter MicroSDHC to to Memory Stick Pro Duo (Bulk Static Package) available here on Amazon which would allow the use of Micro SDHC memory in a Sony Memory Stick Duo application (as a still image drive for the Sony Handicam HDR-HC-7, also available here.Extra unused card solved [Well maybe not. Very slow write speeds are becoming an issue.] But back to the form factor.The USB reader that ships with this micro card is so tiny, I resorted to attaching it to a security-badge type clip so I could "pin" it to a pocket and keep it from falling out with change.I was also concerned with the little micro card falling out of the USB drive because it is just a pressure-fit in the end of the reader, it doesn't clip in. In the few days I carried it, the little card didn't back out of the slot but chance scraping next to pocket contents could get it started backing out.As removable memory, other than the Muvi's indigestion, it's been fine, the Sony camera read & formatted it immediately and writes/reads photos just as though it were a Sony branded product.So! Good value for 8gb of memory at the limit of small!
Скроменый эксперт
30.11.2012
10/10
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Великолепно
Been using this card since November 2011. Have had no issues with this product. Formatted it once and been using it in my digital camera ever since.
Скроменый эксперт
30.11.2012
10/10
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Великолепно
Been using this card since November 2011. Have had no issues with this product. Formatted it once and been using it in my digital camera ever since.
Скроменый эксперт
30.11.2012
10/10
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Великолепно
Been using this card since November 2011. Have had no issues with this product. Formatted it once and been using it in my digital camera ever since.
Скроменый эксперт
07.10.2012
10/10
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Великолепно
The chips were all I expected they would be. They function as they were designed to and maintain the typical quality of all Kingston products. The skill of photographers is wasted if they are unable to save their visions of the world. Buying an inferior chip is not a wise choice. Let the buyer remember, "You get what you pay for."
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07.10.2012
10/10
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Великолепно
The chips were all I expected they would be. They function as they were designed to and maintain the typical quality of all Kingston products. The skill of photographers is wasted if they are unable to save their visions of the world. Buying an inferior chip is not a wise choice. Let the buyer remember, "You get what you pay for."
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07.10.2012
10/10
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The chips were all I expected they would be. They function as they were designed to and maintain the typical quality of all Kingston products. The skill of photographers is wasted if they are unable to save their visions of the world. Buying an inferior chip is not a wise choice. Let the buyer remember, "You get what you pay for."
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21.11.2012
10/10
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Великолепно
Formatted to a FAT32 system, the modded Wii's read this every time without fail. The adapter that comes with it gives you the option to use it in a wide variety of devices.
Скроменый эксперт
20.11.2012
10/10
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Великолепно
Producto de buena calidad, se recomienda para futuros compradores, excelente estado, justo lo que necesitaba, y en el tiempo estipulado
Скроменый эксперт
20.11.2012
10/10
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Великолепно
Producto de buena calidad, se recomienda para futuros compradores, excelente estado, justo lo que necesitaba, y en el tiempo estipulado
Скроменый эксперт
20.11.2012
10/10
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Великолепно
Producto de buena calidad, se recomienda para futuros compradores, excelente estado, justo lo que necesitaba, y en el tiempo estipulado
Скроменый эксперт
25.11.2012
10/10
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Великолепно
Kingston products are always top notch I continue to buy this brand because it words and very reliable. Great buy.
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23.09.2012
10/10
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Are you checkin' this out? That's a 128 MEG card, not GIG! How old is that sucker, should be in a museum. But it still works! I got a keychain thumb drive from Dell that's 64 meg, just amazing how neat these things were 5 or 10 years ago. Now, I really doubt anyone will ever read this, who's looking for a 128 meg card?
Скроменый эксперт
12.08.2012
4/10
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Ужасно
I bought this for my new Nikon D7000 thinking Class 10 is the best... Apparently that standard is obsolete, because 10mb/s write speed is not "high performance" or even "fast" when compared to 95mb/s with SanDisks Extreme PRO cards. Did I get my monies worth? Sure. Did I fall naive to advertising and marketing buzz words without using complete due diligence, YEP.Crappy product because of outdated performance. 2 stars because the card still functions.
Скроменый эксперт
12.08.2012
4/10
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Ужасно
I bought this for my new Nikon D7000 thinking Class 10 is the best... Apparently that standard is obsolete, because 10mb/s write speed is not "high performance" or even "fast" when compared to 95mb/s with SanDisks Extreme PRO cards. Did I get my monies worth? Sure. Did I fall naive to advertising and marketing buzz words without using complete due diligence, YEP.Crappy product because of outdated performance. 2 stars because the card still functions.
Скроменый эксперт
12.08.2012
4/10
Оценка пользователя
Ужасно
I bought this for my new Nikon D7000 thinking Class 10 is the best... Apparently that standard is obsolete, because 10mb/s write speed is not "high performance" or even "fast" when compared to 95mb/s with SanDisks Extreme PRO cards. Did I get my monies worth? Sure. Did I fall naive to advertising and marketing buzz words without using complete due diligence, YEP.Crappy product because of outdated performance. 2 stars because the card still functions.
Скроменый эксперт
14.09.2011
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
This is by far the cheapest 10X card out there by half. Real speeds are; Read 18MB/s, Write 12MB/s. Works transparently as in no problems in a Sony HD Video HDR-CS130. Also works fine in the Nikon D7000 without any speed problems. (Manual says use at least Class 6)So what it really comes down to is does it perform as fast as some of the most expensive cards? Not really, but considering what those cards cost you can buy two of these for the price of one of those. If this card does what it is supposed to do, and at speeds that are fast enough to accomplish what you are trying to do, then it is the smart card to buy. I am sure they are going to sell a zillion of these for the price.I tested it in my Epson Network printer and it came up as a network drive no problems, and did a read/write procedure. No problems, and very quick. So if you are a high end professional and demand the very best in read/write speeds for HD video then the more expensive cards are the right ones for you. My friend purchased the 8GB version of this card locally and he did have an error message in his Nikon 3000. So he brought it home, downloaded the 140+ photos and formatted the drive. However I get those types of problems periodically in my Olympus Digital camera with different manufacturer's cards.One final note is not whether the manufacturers stated speeds live up to the hype; it is whether they are delivering the price performance ratio you need. So I would say if price is the major consideration, and you want a great card very inexpensively, go for it.
Скроменый эксперт
14.09.2011
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
This is by far the cheapest 10X card out there by half. Real speeds are; Read 18MB/s, Write 12MB/s. Works transparently as in no problems in a Sony HD Video HDR-CS130. Also works fine in the Nikon D7000 without any speed problems. (Manual says use at least Class 6)So what it really comes down to is does it perform as fast as some of the most expensive cards? Not really, but considering what those cards cost you can buy two of these for the price of one of those. If this card does what it is supposed to do, and at speeds that are fast enough to accomplish what you are trying to do, then it is the smart card to buy. I am sure they are going to sell a zillion of these for the price.I tested it in my Epson Network printer and it came up as a network drive no problems, and did a read/write procedure. No problems, and very quick. So if you are a high end professional and demand the very best in read/write speeds for HD video then the more expensive cards are the right ones for you. My friend purchased the 8GB version of this card locally and he did have an error message in his Nikon 3000. So he brought it home, downloaded the 140+ photos and formatted the drive. However I get those types of problems periodically in my Olympus Digital camera with different manufacturer's cards.One final note is not whether the manufacturers stated speeds live up to the hype; it is whether they are delivering the price performance ratio you need. So I would say if price is the major consideration, and you want a great card very inexpensively, go for it.
Скроменый эксперт
14.09.2011
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
This is by far the cheapest 10X card out there by half. Real speeds are; Read 18MB/s, Write 12MB/s. Works transparently as in no problems in a Sony HD Video HDR-CS130. Also works fine in the Nikon D7000 without any speed problems. (Manual says use at least Class 6)So what it really comes down to is does it perform as fast as some of the most expensive cards? Not really, but considering what those cards cost you can buy two of these for the price of one of those. If this card does what it is supposed to do, and at speeds that are fast enough to accomplish what you are trying to do, then it is the smart card to buy. I am sure they are going to sell a zillion of these for the price.I tested it in my Epson Network printer and it came up as a network drive no problems, and did a read/write procedure. No problems, and very quick. So if you are a high end professional and demand the very best in read/write speeds for HD video then the more expensive cards are the right ones for you. My friend purchased the 8GB version of this card locally and he did have an error message in his Nikon 3000. So he brought it home, downloaded the 140+ photos and formatted the drive. However I get those types of problems periodically in my Olympus Digital camera with different manufacturer's cards.One final note is not whether the manufacturers stated speeds live up to the hype; it is whether they are delivering the price performance ratio you need. So I would say if price is the major consideration, and you want a great card very inexpensively, go for it.
Скроменый эксперт
02.11.2012
8/10
Оценка пользователя
Хорошо
This was a simple answer to an annoying problem, how to get photos off a cheap cell phone. Glad I got it.
Скроменый эксперт
03.10.2012
10/10
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Великолепно
I have tried several brands, this is, in my humble opinion, the best there is! I would definately recommend getting this SD Card. I use it for my camera.
Скроменый эксперт
27.10.2011
10/10
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Великолепно
So far, of the three name brands of cards used in my Sony A77, this is the fastest one in real world use. With Sony's 24mp sensor the buffer tends to fill up quickly when shooting high speed sports. Although Sony recommends a class 6 or better card you can't go wrong spending the bit extra for a class 10. In a recent bicycle race photo shoot, with the A77's drive set to Hi (8 fps) I was able to capture about ten full size images (jpg X-Fine setting) before this card choked my camera waiting for buffer to write to the card. Although this is just over a second of shooting time, keep in mind that the `spray and pray' method of photography is not the best way to shoot. Shooting controlled bursts of 3-5 frames yield the best results. With a short pause between bursts, the Kingston card was able to keep up with the camera without making me wait for the buffer to clear. Although the two other brands of cards tried billed themselves at 10x, with slightly faster claimed write speed than the Kingston, neither one could keep up with the buffer under my normal event shooting mode. I'm glad the Kingston was the first card I put in my A77. The other two are being `retired' to backup status.Alibi: I don't shoot much video, but the Kingston card did not cause any issues with the five minutes of video capture I tried.
Скроменый эксперт
27.10.2011
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
So far, of the three name brands of cards used in my Sony A77, this is the fastest one in real world use. With Sony's 24mp sensor the buffer tends to fill up quickly when shooting high speed sports. Although Sony recommends a class 6 or better card you can't go wrong spending the bit extra for a class 10. In a recent bicycle race photo shoot, with the A77's drive set to Hi (8 fps) I was able to capture about ten full size images (jpg X-Fine setting) before this card choked my camera waiting for buffer to write to the card. Although this is just over a second of shooting time, keep in mind that the `spray and pray' method of photography is not the best way to shoot. Shooting controlled bursts of 3-5 frames yield the best results. With a short pause between bursts, the Kingston card was able to keep up with the camera without making me wait for the buffer to clear. Although the two other brands of cards tried billed themselves at 10x, with slightly faster claimed write speed than the Kingston, neither one could keep up with the buffer under my normal event shooting mode. I'm glad the Kingston was the first card I put in my A77. The other two are being `retired' to backup status.Alibi: I don't shoot much video, but the Kingston card did not cause any issues with the five minutes of video capture I tried.
Скроменый эксперт
27.10.2011
10/10
Оценка пользователя
Великолепно
So far, of the three name brands of cards used in my Sony A77, this is the fastest one in real world use. With Sony's 24mp sensor the buffer tends to fill up quickly when shooting high speed sports. Although Sony recommends a class 6 or better card you can't go wrong spending the bit extra for a class 10. In a recent bicycle race photo shoot, with the A77's drive set to Hi (8 fps) I was able to capture about ten full size images (jpg X-Fine setting) before this card choked my camera waiting for buffer to write to the card. Although this is just over a second of shooting time, keep in mind that the `spray and pray' method of photography is not the best way to shoot. Shooting controlled bursts of 3-5 frames yield the best results. With a short pause between bursts, the Kingston card was able to keep up with the camera without making me wait for the buffer to clear. Although the two other brands of cards tried billed themselves at 10x, with slightly faster claimed write speed than the Kingston, neither one could keep up with the buffer under my normal event shooting mode. I'm glad the Kingston was the first card I put in my A77. The other two are being `retired' to backup status.Alibi: I don't shoot much video, but the Kingston card did not cause any issues with the five minutes of video capture I tried.
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