Video Card Pricing

This SD card works perfectly well for the Nintendo switch! And the pricing is awesome compared to other retailers! It's quick and easy to load up!

I swear by SanDisk but their pricing can be a bit high and their write speeds aren't as fast, even at their V90 cards. When shooting redundant or just JPEGs with RAWs going to my CF Express B card (Nikon Z6 II), this helps in clearing out the buffer super quick, especially compared to an Angelbird V60 card. I'll only get this card for any UHS-II card capable cameras, provided I don't need larger capacities and have to dumb down to V60.

Good card -does the job and keeps up with the 4K in my Canon C70. Painful pricing on these fast cards, but I find all manufacturers are about the same- even the off brands. I trust B&H more than Amazon to not purchase and sell counterfeits.

Always a trusted video card.

I take some video shot and this card is perfect for that...

Great video card. Solidly built.

I upgraded from A7 III, and it was a good upgrade due to A7 IV's increased resolution, flip-out screen, much improved focus system, and better ergonomics. If I have to nit-pick, the display and EVF are still worse than competition, and the Imaging Edge software for image transfer/remote control is just abysmal... C'mon Sony; it's 21st century and your applications feel and act like it's 1980. I have other A7 bodies - A7RIV for resolution and A7C for focus/flip-out screen. I am a photographer and don't do video, and while I appreciate the improvements in A7IV for video as well, I also think all those nice new video features that I won't ever use pushes the pricing higher than many would have liked. As a hybrid camera the pricing is understandable I guess, but for photo only use, at $2500, I expect many A7C and A7III users will and should justifiably take a pause before making the jump. Still, it's a great body that combines the best of A7C and A7RIV, which then will allow me to sell the other two bodies. All in all, I am happy with it.

Took advantage of special pricing from B&H. Although I have a few other brands of LED video lights, I have used the Genaray's big brothers in a couple of video projects. I have used this with a DSLR, Canon 5D Mark III and a Canon XA20 camcorder. This unit comes with two batteries but, will run with one. With the one battery I was able to run about 45 minutes on full power. Construction is good. I did try and use it with a shoot through umbrella but, the light output was not sufficient enough with just the one light. It is a good light for close work and seems to be durable.

Card for Canon R7 camera. This card is fast enough for the camera. I do no video so I am only talking about images.

Very Good Card ,very fast for shooting 4k video . i love this card. It works well with Canon R5