In my new camera, I tried a 16GB SDHC I bought last year before getting this. This is noticeably faster. It also has more space than I could possibly fill up with pictures and movies on a vacation, so I don't need a spare memory card. Just make sure your device can handle SDXC.

Fast; tons of space

nothing

Love it! I shoot in raw for weddings and it can contain up to 3100 raw images! It's great to go with other 32GB CFC! And it's a great deal from this site!! It's a must-buy item for pro photographers!

Convenient Interface; Fast; Lightweight; Reliable

Need to update firmwire

Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Writes/Reads fast

A little pricey

Now I can shoot long movies due to SDXC standard. Card is very fast.

I use this for Sports Photography and Video work- plenty of space for lots of fast burst action shots and for shooting long video sessions eg weddings etc.

Fast; Lightweight; Reliable

After reading some testimonials from numerous sources, I was convinced of the speed of the UDMA 7 cards on cameras such as my 7D. After testing however, I have found my 16GB UDMA 60MB/s to run slightly faster. Perhaps this is the difference with the 7D and perhaps a 5DIII.

Don't trust any electronics that regularly get hot with valueable data. as far as I'm concerned if its not saved in 2 locations (raid1) its not saved at all. If/when it fails i warned you.

This thing is FAST; If you haven't moved to a(n) SSD then your spinny hard disk will be the bottleneck when moving large files

It does get hot; but its lifetime warranty

You can't possibly go wrong with this disk. The more room you have and the higher throughput, the happier your picture/video making days will be.

I absolutely love these cards. While I don't notice a speed in writing and recording, sandisk in general makes great reliable memory cards.

I use this for media recording in my Panasonic AG-DVX200 and it has never let me down. I don't need the expense and hassle of a P2 card, so SD storage was a great option. The speed of these cards both reading and writing has been instrumental in the success of our EFP operation