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I'm gonna be shooting some fast fighter jets with the 7D,
what would be a very fast CF Card in the $100~$150 range?
Both of these are 600x
Transcend 16GB 600x $79.95/-
SanDisk 16GB 600x $176.95/-
while i respect SanDisk's reputation in the market but such a stark difference?
Your replies are most appreciated - Vishal
These cards are gross overkill, mostly out there for people with too much money.
The main advantage to a fast card is downloading with a UDMA firewire 800 reader. You will not get that advantage with a ordinary card reader, so unless you plan to equip your computer with firewire 800 and buy a reader, don't waste your money, buy a much lower priced and slower reader. 30 mb/s is more than fast enough.
what would be a very fast CF Card in the $100~$150 range?
Both of these are 600x
Transcend 16GB 600x $79.95/-
SanDisk 16GB 600x $176.95/-
while i respect SanDisk's reputation in the market but such a stark difference?
Your replies are most appreciated - Vishal
These cards are gross overkill, mostly out there for people with too much money.
The main advantage to a fast card is downloading with a UDMA firewire 800 reader. You will not get that advantage with a ordinary card reader, so unless you plan to equip your computer with firewire 800 and buy a reader, don't waste your money, buy a much lower priced and slower reader. 30 mb/s is more than fast enough.