I typically use only sandisk memory cards, came across the transcend one listed below and wanted to know if anyone is using it or not.  I will usally stick with a 32GB CARD AS WELL, I have read a few posted stating that people have had issues with their 64GB cards.




http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/pr ... hs_i_microsdxc.html

what vid quality are you recording? im no expert but the cheaper ones are usually slower and im not sure what speeds are required but i got a Samsung 64 gig one thats as fast as fast gets and ive had no issues with it.  If you get one with too slow of speed and try to record 4K vid it likely wont be able to write fast enough and will cause you issues.

sultangris01@gm Posted at 2015-5-20 18:30
what vid quality are you recording? im no expert but the cheaper ones are usually slower and im not  ...

I always use the Sandisk Extreme cards, they are faster in both read and write than the Samsung.  I was trying to figure out if there are any limits to the I1 on SD card size, will it work with a 128GB card?
http://www1.pcmag.com/media/imag ... osd-card-speeds.jpg

I will go with this one

http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-Ex ... sandisk+extreme+pro

Think is the fastest micro Sd and a known brand

smcbrearty@roge Posted at 2015-5-21 00:23
I always use the Sandisk Extreme cards, they are faster in both read and write than the Samsung.   ...

The i1 the max is the 64gb if I'm not wrong

smcbrearty@roge Posted at 2015-5-21 00:23
I always use the Sandisk Extreme cards, they are faster in both read and write than the Samsung.   ...

Even though the manual says max size for cards is 64gb the 128gb will definitely work and has been reported as such on other forums. The Lexar High Performance (633x @ 95MB/s) is also an excellent card as well.