Digital Cameras Vs Digital Slr
SD vs SDHC for a digital SLR camera?
There are 2 SD card formats, and I'm confused about how the write speed compares … the fast SDHC cards are rated "Class 6", which is 6 MB / s, while the fastest traditional SD cards to go somewhere to 133x (20MB / s). Obviously, the SDHC cards are much larger to store hi-res photos. Six are rated class SDHC cards fast enough for continuous shooting D-SLR? It would be great if someone clarify the differences or misunderstandings that may have. Thank you!
From a link I found … "Class 6 cards have a minimum sustained write speed of 6Mbps, though both the 8GB SanDisk Ultra II and 4GB Extreme III SDHC easily surpass that, clocking in at 9 Mbps and 20 Mbps, respectively. SanDisk Extreme III is my choice.
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