Security Camera Bitrate

I reviewed video from every source I could find for 3 months before buying this camera. I purchased it because of the 4K and high bitrate capability. I held off of reviewing until after I shot and edited a National commercial with it. I was a pure canon guy before this and always bought into the idea that to be a true professional producer you had to film commercials using a Canon C type it the like. I was wrong. The client did not seem to even notice that I switched cameras and this was so much easier to use. During my edit the higher bitrate held up very well to color correction. I could say a lot more but for now, I am very impressed with this camera and have nothing at all negative to say about it. I have been producing commercials for over 20 years.

Works very well. Great for the security of the camera

Add these to your camera strap for extra security.

Low price and security for your lens camera

Works excellent not only as a trail camera but as a security camera at my cabin.

The Lorex 2K Security camera is an excellent choice for my needs.

Adds security for using a second camera not on a shoulder strap

Got this with my Panasonic GH6. Card works great, able to keep up with the 400 Mbps bitrate no problem. These are both for the 128GB card. At 400 Mbps you get about 40 minutes of record time. Shooting at ProRes gets you 16 minutes max.

I'm a Plex user. The Roku Ultra let's me stream 4K HDR content at a high bitrate (20-60mbps) that's been through very gentle h265 10-bit compression at about a 10RF. Works excellently, and is still easy enough that my wife is very comfortable with it.

The X-T3 has very high bitrate video capabilities--up to 400 Mbps--as well as high-speed burst photo modes of up to 30 frames per second. If you don’t use SD cards that are fast enough, you run the risk of not being able to use those features or even losing footage or photos.  After doing some research I discovered that these UHS-II cards are rated very high for use on the Fuji XT3.  I purchased them and have been very happy with the screaming speed I now have when shooting flying birds at 30 fps rate without much slowing down until after 30-40 frames have been shot.  I have been using on video and photos now for about 3 weeks and have been extremely happy.