SD™ digital memory cards Question
 

SD™ digital memory cards Question


are these so called "High Speed" or "Extreme Speed"

category type of SD™ Cards any better in digital cameras, or no?

after all the standard ones work just fine, right? why get the faster ones?

such as for example, with SanDisk brand, their "Ultra® II" and "Extreme® III"


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I know they are "faster", but what difference does it really make in the use of the camera?

Is it actually of value or just a gimmick? Why are the standard SD™ Cards not sufficient?

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http://www.dpreview.com/news/0409/04...sk_ultraII.asp

SanDisk Ultra II card features a minimum write speed of 9 megabytes per second (MB/sec.) and a minimum read speed of 10MB/sec.* (Results based on testing with the popular HDBENCH benchmark software; actual results in digital cameras will vary by camera model.) The Ultra II cards are primarily targeted at serious photographers with 4-megapixel or higher resolution digital cameras that require fast, high capacity digital film cards to quickly shoot many high resolution images.

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Sounds like it would come into play if your doing rapid fire photo shoots.
Im a cheap bastard. I budget for the most memory for the least amount of money.

Hell I have a gig on my phone!

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same here Gonzo... amzing how far technology has come eh :)

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so the faster memory is good for getting a number of pics shot quickly as in
when going for snaps of chickenshit people in the hotel lobby of internext is
they evasive assholes who talk trash online but duck and run in real life see

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yep I didn't duck and run cuz im not chickenshit :-pearl:

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That would be one application, yes. :)