Lexar 600x Speed CF cards

If you are using a current digital camera that has a hefty megapixel range, you'll need a fast media card to get the shot.
What does that really mean?
This presentation from Lexar gave the simplest most direct demo of that.
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[00Chiggs00]

Gona try it in my Sony A850

[MacWalther]

You misspelled "for" in the credits. Please send one card as a thank you for pointing this out. ;p

Enjoyed your info on TWIP podcast.

[florinmldvn82ro]

Unless you shoot like that (which 90% of the users don't) you don't need that much speed. For HD video and for normal use of the camera you won't need more than 20MB/sec=133x.

[florinmldvn82ro]

@barlevi1 As much as half a camera and if you're going to shoot like that get a bucket of cards with you ...just in case :)

[Recon9143]

@barlevi1 Alot =D

[barlevi1]

@borisyankov cuz they need low budget products

you know how much the 600X and 300X card cost???

[encorporadow]

Thats awesome! It does make a difference :) Nice video!

[onjoFilms]

How does it relate to HD video recording in the 7D?

[borisyankov]

The first card is 80x.

I dunno why would Lexar sell such slow cards yet? May be just for comparison how fast are the new cards? :)

[theroden]

no one cares