Hi, so far so good. I have been actually using this card more to test it out. I've traveled for work in areas of humidity, desert heat while using the camera and card. It has not failed. But I didn't continuously film longer than 10 minutes on each clip, some breaks in between. I have occasionally pulled out the cards both sony and lexar felt warm to touch after shooting high speed. Hope this helps your decision making. I do plan to just buy more lexar in the furure, it's cheaper.
Personally, I haven't come across any issues to this date from both manufacturers. Even in conditions of humidity and fast paced shooting, the products seem to work fine. If i do a lot of high speed, the cards tend to get a little hot. Other than that, all is well. I would probably buy more Lexar as the price is cheaper.
Whats the difference between silver and gold? And do you recommend?
Hi, Does the camera overheat after using this card? Should I get the sony card or save some bucks and get the Lexar one
Hi, so far so good. I have been actually using this card more to test it out. I've traveled for work in areas of humidity, desert heat while using the camera and card. It has not failed. But I didn't continuously film longer than 10 minutes on each clip, some breaks in between. I have occasionally pulled out the cards both sony and lexar felt warm to touch after shooting high speed. Hope this helps your decision making. I do plan to just buy more lexar in the furure, it's cheaper.
what is a real speed of both card read and write ?
Not really sure to be honest. How do you check the actual speed ?
Which is better??
Personally, I haven't come across any issues to this date from both manufacturers. Even in conditions of humidity and fast paced shooting, the products seem to work fine. If i do a lot of high speed, the cards tend to get a little hot. Other than that, all is well. I would probably buy more Lexar as the price is cheaper.