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I have been using Transcend cards for years now and had no problems so far.
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I wouldn't be cheap on memory card if you are doing paid job. Transcend seems to be a good choice but I would go with Sandisk. My photographer came home with a new corrupted Transcend card. It's not someone I heard on the internet but my own photographer. Then I came across this thread
http://www.dvinfo.net/forum/canon-eo...-think-so.html Just ask yourself can you afford loosing footage after coming home from a wedding. I can't. I rather not take any chance. |
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I've seen the exact case with a Sandisk card.
My experience so far says that failure has nothing to do with the card's brand. It can happen anytime with any card. Shooting with multiple cameras looks like the only safe solution. |
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Of course nothing is guaranteed in life. Using Sandisk doesn't mean it's 100% error proof. I don't mind getting ADATA or Transcend for my own digital camera for personal use, vacations, parties. But for paid job, I would rely on Sandisk.
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Did you try to play the video on something else? |
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sorted ages ago, it was the cheap card reader.... cheers
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Steve,
I had a similar problem with a 7d that I had the same msg and kept stopping recording. Its because I had used the card in something else and needed to format the card in-camera. Then since then no problems. -Steve |
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Problem sorted, it was the card reader... cheers guys
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