Customer Reviews

SanDisk 4GB Extreme SDHC Class 10 Memory Card

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The speed of this card may be overkill for standard shooting/filming. However, I use Magic Lantern on my 60D, which is a firmware modification that runs off of the SD card. I noticed that my Transcend 32 GB Class 10 SDHC Flash Memory Card TS32GSDHC10E had a hard time keeping up with some of the functions of the additional software. I decided to give the faster card a try, and the functions (such as magic zoom and focus peaking) work much better now.

Of course, pulling pictures and video off the card is also quicker than with the Transcend. Although both cards are "Class 10," the SanDisk is 50% faster than the Transcend.

After a bit of research I purchased this card when I bought my Canon EOS 60D. I shoot RAW + JPG and have no trouble shooting at full speed with this SD card. Full HD video isn't a problem either.

I've put the card in both my desktop and laptop computers and haven't had any problem reading the images off them.

If you've spent a bunch of money on a DSLR why go cheap when it comes to the storage? A slow card can reduce the performance of the camera if you're shooting rapid fire. After looking at many reviews here and at photography websites I decided on this card and I haven't been disappointed.

I recently purchased a GoPro HD Hero2 which shoots both video/still pictures and have been very satisfied with the performance of this card. Without going in to what a GoPro can do and why I matched it with this card I will simply say that it handles approx. 5 hours of video time in various settings and easily handles the rapid burst photo setting of 10 photos/sec...fast!

I have had some problems with generic and low-level brand name cards, so I went with SanDisk "Extreme" !! But in my Canon SX230HS and Lumix FZ35 cameras, I cant see much diff from other SanDisk cards. I'va also had good luck with higher-end Kingston and Lexar, and would recommend them.

Note: As with any Amazon Recommendations, always go with products that have MANY ratings, and atay away from those products that have very few rating comments. It's not Amazon behind them, but I believe there are a lot of "ghost" reviewers on mfr payrolls working out there now.

I bought this photo card for my Canon SD 1100 is.
I am very happy with the card. I test the card against a regular SD card and there was little differance but the Extreme III was Slightly faster
recording the image and getting to the next shot.

..never been disappointed with the "extreme" branch of sandisk. I own several of these. Fast and good for low temperature situation.

Great product from sandisk there is no doubt in my mind that this product is the best in the market if you are looking for an SD card dont think twice just get any of this in 8 16 or 32 gb you wont be desapointed dont worry about the 1 star reviews there just people who either bought a use pos product or dont know what there talking about or just pure coinsidence like 1 in 1000 that they got a bad product...also i read a couple of reviews of people that got the wrong product send out to them i think they fix that problem cuz amazon send me exactly what i order.

Please see the pictures gallery for additional info about this card. To be short: this card rocks! It performs well on my Panasonic TM90 at 1080P!!! This means it is compatible with any consumer grade HD camcorder currently on the market. I will buy this again shortly.

I needed something that holds lots of pictures and video..this does the job great. had previously been purchasing 2-3 GB cards before this..those were good for pics but not video and pics..will only go this route from here on

Works great with my Nikon D90, haven't found a bad thing about it yet. I use it as my primary card for my Nikon D90 and it keeps up for my needs.