Hello,
I would like to buy an SD card for DJI Pocket 2, but I'm not sure about how big it should be. I am planning to shoot up to 90 minute videos. How big would one hour of footage be? (as long as the battery lasts for 90 minutes, I'm not sure)
Thank you
Hi, djiuser_XdxvCcP1zLkf. Thanks for reaching out! The size of the video would vary depending on the resolution you're shooting. If you're planning to purchase a microSD card for your DJI Pocket 2, we suggest checking this list.
DJI Gamora Posted at 5-29 23:05
Hi, djiuser_XdxvCcP1zLkf. Thanks for reaching out! The size of the video would vary depending on the resolution you're shooting. If you're planning to purchase a microSD card for your DJI Pocket 2, we suggest checking this list. [view_image]
DowntownRDB Posted at 5-30 03:00
Depends on what resolution you will shoot at. I use a 256 GB SD Card to make sure I don't run out of space during a shoot.
Yeah I know. But what I don't know is how much would 1 hour of 4k shot be. Is it 2 GB? 200 GB? In the first case it wouldn't make sense to buy anything above 16 GB. In the second, I'd need 256 for sure.
Latest firmware made all Kingston Cards unusable. It is weird because my tests shows that cards are even faster than recommended list. That list is just copy paste from Osmo Pocket from 2019.
Anyways you need 128 or 256 to get more than 2 hours of 4k.
Aavalaakso Posted at 5-30 22:34
Latest firmware made all Kingston Cards unusable. It is weird because my tests shows that cards are even faster than recommended list. That list is just copy paste from Osmo Pocket from 2019.
Anyways you need 128 or 256 to get more than 2 hours of 4k.
So uh.... how big is one hour of 4k footage, ballpark? Does anyone even know?
djiuser_XdxvCcP1zLkf Posted at 5-30 12:32
Yeah I know. But what I don't know is how much would 1 hour of 4k shot be. Is it 2 GB? 200 GB? In the first case it wouldn't make sense to buy anything above 16 GB. In the second, I'd need 256 for sure.
From my experience you would need at least a 128 GB SD card to shoot 1 hour of 4K. Again, I err on the high side and always use a 256 GB card.
Personally bought one of those Samsung Evon Plus 256GB cards. Seems to work fine and dandy, and no need to worry about running out of space too soon. Though I have to say I usually shoot at 1080p, but probably won't run out of memory immediately in 4K either.