is class 10 better than class 6
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Ramon, Class 10 SD cards write faster than Class 6. With the HD setting, you are writing a lot of memory to the SD card to save a video and you should have the fastest card you can get which, in this case, is a Class 10.
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Yes, Class 10 is better than class 6 memory cards for full HD video (1080p)
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Class 10 is normally faster than class 6. The minimum rating for class 6 is 6Mb/sec, whereas the minimum for class 10 is 10Mb/sec. Sandisk products normally run higher than the minimum required. The faster speeds will allow for faster file transfers.
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I also purchased the Transcend 16GB Class 6 card. As a previous poster mentioned, the card is a good price on Amazon. I originally purchased a 32GB Transcend Class 4 card. Reading posts on the internet I discovered Class 6 was the way to go. I returned the 32GB card to Amazon. Unfortunately 32GB seem to be a bit more pricey. I purchase 2 16GB Class 6 Transcend cards. They basically equaled the price of te 32GB Class 4.
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Do not listen to Glussseppe G. about Class 10 MicroSD cards.. I am using the new SanDisk Ultra 32GB MicroSDHC Class 10/UHS-! at 80MB/s and it just works find.. Also the class 10 cards will work on any class 4 devices. You just can not use lower then 4 class cards like class 2...
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It's easier for me to c-n-p from a very informative site than try and explain in my own words;ClassThe other specification you'll notice in SD cards is the Class, which refers to the speed of SD card.Similar to CDs and DVDs, SD cards have certain rated write speeds. Class 0 cards are those that were designed before the Speed Class Rating was defined by the SD Association. Class 2 SD cards have write speeds of 2 MB per second. Class 4 is 4 Mbps. Class 6 is 6 Mbps, and Class 10 is 10 Mbps and so on.Hope this helps. This comes directly from here; http://sd-cards-explained.articles.r-tt.com/ It's easier for me to c-n-p from a very informative site than try and explain in my own words;ClassThe other specification you'll notice in SD cards is the Class, which refers to the speed of SD card.Similar to CDs and DVDs, SD cards have certain rated write speeds. Class 0 cards are those that were designed before the Speed Class Rating was defined by the SD Association. Class 2 SD cards have write speeds of 2 MB per second. Class 4 is 4 Mbps. Class 6 is 6 Mbps, and Class 10 is 10 Mbps and so on.Hope this helps. This comes directly from here;... » Read More It's easier for me to c-n-p from a very informative site than try and explain in my own words;ClassThe other specification you'll notice in SD cards is the Class, which refers to the speed of SD card.Similar to CDs and DVDs, SD cards have certain rated write speeds. Class 0 cards are those that were designed before the Speed Class Rating was defined by the SD Association. Class 2 SD cards have write speeds of 2 MB per second. Class 4 is 4 Mbps. Class 6 is 6 Mbps, and Class 10 is 10 Mbps and so on.Hope this helps. This comes directly from here; http://sd-cards-explained.articles.r-tt.com/ « Show Less
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From past experience with point and shoot I have had good results using Class 4 cards. This is Class 10, it will give you way far more better quality than what you are looking for.
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Would say no if its a class 2, its a no . Would have to go to a class 10 Ultra or extreme pro .Newer SD memory is a class 4 ,Faster speeds are with the Class 10 SD memory
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The class 10 allows the card to transfer information quicker and is especially important for video processing.
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A Youtube review of the G1W notes that this is a very good camera for price, but cannot support class 10 properly- it does fine with a class 4 or 6, so in this case cheaper is better.
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I ordered Grade B, however they also have Grade A. I find grade B to be darker and richer in taste.
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thanks Robert, are you thinking of the 25C? from the website comparison (in my comment of frank's answer) good to know CS10 will get the job done for a good sized room, I think CS10 is a slight improvement over the 15C, but probably not by much. thanks again!
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If it calls for SD it should fit. Class 10 is what you should use in camera that does video and takes pictures. I had to sent my back. I had an error code when I got mine. I format it. It took pictures. That evening was my daughter birthday. I took pic and video. I saw it on there. Next morning, error on two PC and laptop. It was asking to insert card in. I put it back in the camera. Nothing. I lost the memory of the birthday party. My trust is in Scan disk and kingston card.
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I have read one study and several articles with no indication this would cause an issue. The difference between 10 and 11 is very small.
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Also note that most vendors spec there devices in MB/s instead of Mb/s. The AX100 outputs about 60 Mb/s which corresponds to 7.5 MB/s. Class 10 asserts that the card supports 10 MB/s as a minimum non-fragmented sequential write speed and uses a High-speed bus mode (from Wikipedia). So technically all class 10 cards should be able to sustain the requirements. It does require exFAT format.
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at the time I used class 4 but it should read class 10 but it will read it as class 4
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Do not use a class 10 card with this camera. Class 4 or 6 and it will work properly.
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The "Brand " of the card makes no difference at all. It is the speed of access to the cards data that is important. A class 10 card is what you are looking for. I am sure that the cards "Brand" varies as to best price. If you are having issues with the brand named in your question please see this link.http://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=91&t;=83220&p;=588601#p588601
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My daughter is a level 4 and it's perfect for her. Not sure what level 6 skills are.