San Clemente Sunset
Subscription Form

Posts by tag

Memory Card Speed Tests

181 posts
View Post

Memory Cards For Sony A7III – 27 Tested

The Sony A7 III, like the A9 and A7r III, has some very impressive new internal hardware that allows for faster memory card performance, a larger buffer, as well as UHS-II memory cards compatibility. We'll have full test for the A7 III up very soon. But until then, we've compiled the results from the fastest memory cards for the Sony A7 III, from the results of the Sony A7rIII or you can check the Sony A9 memory card guide, they all seem to perform very similar.
View Post
View Post

Best Memory Cards GoPro Hero 7

GoPro again switched up their lineup with the Hero 7 Black, Silver and White cameras. Each camera is tuned a little bit differently, some with completely different hardware which means they will all have slightly different issues when it comes to memory cards. You can't just buy any memory card you want with GoPro cameras. I've tasted all the most popular memory cards and even the fastest memory cards in the GoPro Hero 7 black as well as the 6 and 5. The GoPro Hero 7 is the most friendly camera towards various memory card brands to date, however, it was overheating when I tested it with cheaper cards.
View Post
Best Memory Card Canon EOS R
View Post

Best Memory Cards Canon R | Real Benchmarks

The Canon EOS R is no slouch when it comes to data output. With 8fps continuous burst shooting speeds the Canon R can produce a RAW image data stream of  more than 250Mbps and it doesn't stop there. Video specs are very data heavy with 4k video having an output of 480Mbps and 1080p video have 180Mbps. To get the full benefit of the amazing data output, it may be a good idea to buy the fastest memory card for the Canon EOS R, but the card you buy will depend on how you plan on using the camera. Use this guide to find the best memory card for your Canon EOS R.
View Post

Privacy Policy | Licensing | About Me | Contact

Copyright © Alik Griffin Inc. 2025