There should be different abbreviations for bytes/second and bits/second. I don't know why they're written the same way although the difference is so dramatic.
Great vid, good to see that the card actually performs well enough to continue soaking in the buffer at a decent rate. I wanted to note that its megabit not megabyte.. although I would kill for 90MB/sec card!
The Extreme Pro Cards are really fast and I have a 5D Mark II, too. ;)
Nice video, good work.
I ordered a 16GB Extreme Pro, the 32GB is too expensive.
I heard 13 Shots with the Extreme Pro card... :P
Thomsen588 1 month ago
There should be different abbreviations for bytes/second and bits/second. I don't know why they're written the same way although the difference is so dramatic.
Afrocanuk 6 months ago
perfect video. just what I was looking for!
GulfstreamG550 1 year ago
Good comparison for real world results.
xXSinsearXx 1 year ago
Great vid, good to see that the card actually performs well enough to continue soaking in the buffer at a decent rate. I wanted to note that its megabit not megabyte.. although I would kill for 90MB/sec card!
Thanks guys!
wowfony 2 years ago
It is Megabytes, like in 90,000,000 Bytes per second, or 720,000,000 bits per second
yishaika 1 year ago
That's a big difference... I wonder would it make any difference in an old Nikon 8800 or is it too ancient to take advantage of this new card?
zthetha 2 years ago
very helpfull, thanks
skaberen12345 2 years ago