Best SD Cards for The Panasonic GH5

[@MA-ij3sp]

Bro this channel is a GOLDMINE of information!! Every time I want a non biased affordable option and even expensive, I find it here! Keep on!

[@romsprod]

Hey Caleb, thx for this vid. FYI, I've spent 2 hours to translate your video and to add FRENCH subtitles on KZbin ! It looks like it still under validation but when it will be unlocked, it should help all french guys to enjoy your vid 😉 See ya. Romain

[@chadcarrierepersonnel8970]

Un vrai passionné! Belle job !

[@yanisbissaud7398]

T'es le meilleur haha

[@NerdSyncProductions]

The last few videos have been topics I’ve been searching for. Get out of my head, man!

[@chaseontwowheels]

That's a really interesting aspect to take on this conversation. Thanks for doing the research on those man! Trying to hold off on getting the inferno myself, but this video makes me wonder if I need to reconsider it.

[@thomasstrandberg9364]

The Sandisk Extreme Pro SDHC UHS-II 300MB/S seems to work.

[@bencorwin]

Dude, you're killing it with this channel. Keep up the good work!

[@NakeanWickliff]

Not to mention the ability to record 10bit 422 4K 60p to the ninja inferno. I also use false color as the perfect tool for setting up interview exposure with multiple cams. I haven't even upgraded because 99% of my stuff is external with internal for backup during interviews.

[@trflux]

Adata 256gb will record till 34:11 mins and then stop recording at 400mbit. I have two and tried both several times in relay as well as backup mode. Always same result: 34:11 mins

[@SewTubular]

Thierry Frisch My ADATA 256GB V90 cards record for 83 minutes at 400 Mbps.

[@Rebeluxury]

on what camera

[@FM-hv6zc]

Great overview of SD cards and the options of costs. Very helpful and interesting thank you for your upload.

[@bentheremedia3011]

This is amazing! I've been contemplating getting a Ninja Inferno but I just wasn't sure of all the benefits. The storage alone makes it seem worth it, not to mention the other features you get. Thank you! Also never even considered cost per minute but I will definitely be using that in sales pitches with clients to help them understand why videography is expensive!

[@dslrvideoshooter]

Thanks Ben! Glad I could be of service!

[@The8BitDuke]

Excellent look at the price compare to the ninja inferno for the same length, and I have found, for me at least so far, the All-Intra setting is still a bit choppy compared to a ProRes or Cineform and DNxHR codec, at least in Premiere. I haven't tested FCPX yet. But I'm one of the guys with the lucky Lexar card, but the Inferno also seems to be a great way to ENSURE you are not going to have an issue! Plus, can't beat having the monitor!!!

[@alexkooistra]

the lexar 1000x works great here. Got 2 of then, never had a failure ever. All bitrates, also longer recording

[@kevinchung1492]

Great info and great tip about ssd recorder instead of v90 cards for long shoot. However if I am shooting all day I usually bring my laptop with external ssd drives so I just keep copying file off sd card. Every case is different however. PS my Lexar 2000x 64g card works

[@dslrvideoshooter]

Good point Kevin! Depending on the gig, I try not to re-format cards. Freaks me out! Thank you for the info on the 2000x cards!

[@NakeanWickliff]

Yup. I try to leave as little room for human error as possible. Formatting cards is only something I do in an absolute emergency. Yes cards fail, but humans fail WAY more often.

[@kevinchung1492]

I understand about format failing or human error. If I need to shoot GH5 400Mbps whole day I would take 3 128GB V90 cards with bunch of my older SanDisk 95MB plus 2 SSD. When card1 full start copy to SSD1, then SSD2, then format card1. If I have card fail I still have 2 in my rotation. If 2 card fail I would switch to 150Mbps longGOP with my 95MB backup cards. I do agree the most comfortable way is to use external recorder. For me either way works.

[@NakeanWickliff]

Yeah, I like the ability to record internally at 10bit longGOP and externally at the same time. Plenty of space at only 150mb and lots of room on my 1tb ssd's for my recorders

[@peterallely5417]

I have the Delkin 128gb v60 card and Lexar 64gb 1000x and haven’t had any issues with either recording ALL-I yet. Strange how much results are varying between users eh.

[@jansveen]

Go for angelbird. V60 on those cards can handle GH5 on the heavy side

[@wepranaga]

400 Mbps is insane for videographers. might as well shooting with ssd for more professional projects

[@zerohour2703]

400 Mbps is 50 MB/S so you only need v60 good quality card, but for this camera its better to get V90 for burst shooting and 6K short mode

[@davideastham]

A few months back, Lexar closed it's memory card division as it wanted to focus on other product. Someone else acquired the Lexar trademark name but I don't know what's going to happen with that (August 28th, 2017) ? I'm still waiting on 'Close Out Deals'.

[@ColinMcEvoy]

I have been using a Sony 64gb card that came with my gh5 that’s 300mb read and 299 write, as well as a Sandisk 64gb 280mb and both have done well. I haven’t tried recording in full C4K 400mb yet, for that I would step up to the faster bigger cards.

[@zachmumford5934]

Caleb, I've found that the Delkin V60 cards do in fact allow for 400Mbps video (which I mean, would stand to reason as the V60 specification requires a minimum write speed of nearly 500mbps)

[@SullyCortez]

I've had absolutely no problems shooting with my SanDisk Extreme Pro 300/MBs 64GB cards. I have a bunch of these and they record the 400 allI and the 200mbps H.265 footage perfectly. I've had no write failures and no read failures. For some reason they really jack up the price of the 'v90' cards despite the SanDisk 300's working fine huh. Guess cuz they're new...

[@dslrvideoshooter]

SD cards have such odd pricing/specs.

[@cinemenico]

Amen brother. It's just a marketing ploy. Like a Leica compact camera that's actually a LX100 but with a red dot. Focus on equiv. top out speeds and get a reliable brand. I have complete faith that any SanDisk card with Panasonic/Delkin V90 equivalent top out speeds (R280/W250) will work just fine where V60 or V90 is a requirement.

[@314rock]

Can you see the difference between 400mbs all intra and 150mbs?

[@JonPais]

Angelbird V90 cards should be reliable as well. I’d like to see a video on shooting HLG if you’ve got a chance.

[@martinsinclair55]

Crazy prices. What if I only intend to shoot in 1080P?

[@puddytat62]

I think Max recommended the Sony M series SD cards for the 400 mbs codec. You can get them in a two pack 128 gigs so I took the plunge because I could return if they didn't work. So I tried it on a local shops GH5 at the 23.98 DCI and recorded the full card. No glitches or drop outs.. But you are right most people will likely not do a continuous record for a full card so under 10 min is likely fine.

[@thatsaloadofcrap]

Sandisk Extreme Pro UHS-II 64GB works great. I still go on reputation vs. some sketchy company's made up "fake" specs.

[@cinemenico]

Amen! R280/W250 is the same as top out speeds on Panasonic/Delkin cards, without the silly mark-up in price. Of course, now there's the newer R300/W260. Not suprised that like the UHS-I R95/W90 it will be given a V-classification later as well (95MB/s cards -> V30 these days). Tried many over the years, but SanDisk all the way back to the hacked GH2 and BMPCC days has proven the best.

[@YannickCamilo]

I heard that the Adata card doesn't work well on the GH5.

[@DougOrchardFilms]

Very helpful...but All-I 400mbps is not a viable solution for filming documentaries until we get a 500GB v90 card on the market. I've used (2) 128GB and that barely got me through part of the day at 150mbsp. What's with Panasonic coming out with a 128 GB v90 card for $500 (and it's not out?) Is that what's driving up the price of these cards? They are even higher today than when you made this back in October.

[@yajae26]

you didn't mention uhs-II cards. are these even a thing ?

[@UniquePhotoandVideo]

In regards to the new high bit rates, how does your computer/editing software handle the footage? Are the new high bit rate formats HEVC (h.265)? After losing data with an ADATA card, I switched to SanDisk Extreme Pros (SD) and Samsung (Micro SD) cards.

[@LeeBailes]

Thank you so much for researching this!

[@Dhujdic]

Great video! Excited for the GH5 Review!!!!!!

[@Zack_Darce]

i have the sandisk extreme pro 256gb and shoot 4k on my g7 just fine.. never had an issue.. also because its not a micro sd its like $130.. can record fir close to 5 hours on that card in 4k.. highly recommended

[@artedelasombro]

Lexar 1000x seem to be working on all settings for me.

[@showreel2]

can you post link mate

[@JamesChaseMedia]

I have 2 128gb Lexar 1000x both will 400mbs all-i for about 30 to 34 mintues and then stop. But only in slot 1 oddly enough. This is acutally fine in my situation since when I'm shooting stuff at that high of a data rate it's normally in a controlled senarios. Tested with 2.0 but not 2.1 yet.

[@TheToneWork]

Curious about some real world tests for this. Griffin House said in a video that internal recording makes smaller files on the GH5. Have you done any A/B testing for SD cards and SSD drives?

[@cinemenico]

I've been a strong SanDisk support since the GH2 and BMPCC days (best cards for spanning and handling those high bitrates reliably). Tried numerous other brands, always come back to SanDisk. They might not have official V60 or V90 class cards, but they work just as well. The UHS-I R95W90 cards were later given the V30 badge. I'm sure the UHS-II 300 MB/s and R280W250 cards are capable of V60 or even V90 just as well... same top out speeds as the Panasonic/Delkin cards. Logic/deduction dictates ~ factor 3 for V-class. Minimum recommended for V60 therefor 180 I'd say writespeed. And V60 is the classification you'd want with the GH5 with FW upgrade being capable of sustained 400Mbit/s -> 50MB/s. Btw, SanDisk cards have a little table on the back with how many minutes of footage the card can hold with 4K 500Mbit/s. So SanDisk, the reliable brand I came to love & no mark-up in price because it's got the rare 'V'-classification. Always my pick. I would be a little concerned with any cards below 180 writespeed. They might work initially. But new cars don't break down immediately either... and when they break down, it's usually at the most inconvenient time. Plus, you'd probably want your cards to be futureproof. And cameras and readers improve all the time, so it can't hurt to get some on the V60~V90 side.

[@lmspikes]

No offense but do u really expect anyone to read this essay? I skipped the whole things just to comment.

[@cinemenico]

I'm glad you didn't take the time to read, but did to comment. Cheers. 😆🍺🍺

[@SewTubular]

The problem with buying non-V90 cards is that they are NOT guaranteed to work at 400 Mbps, so your card might not work and you can't return it for a replacement because the minimum write speed for these cards is only U3 which is only 30 MB/sec. ( 240 Mbps )

[@cinemenico]

Yes, but again, marketing talk VS a bit of common sense and saving mindset... SanDisk cards, just about the only brand I trust (I mean, I trust Panasonic cards, but $_$) with same or better top out speeds ARE performing just as well. That it's not actually guaranteed/backed by a V-classification... I can live with that. Would be something else if I do commercial gigs instead of creative or personal ones.

[@Rebeluxury]

so what you recommend for SanDisk for about 60min of nonstop recording for the gh5?

[@FlyingJackalope]

Hey Caleb, what is the actual math calculation to help us figure out time length on other settings? FYI, I just read about the GNARBOX that is supposed to allow you to dump your data on the spot without the need for a PC.

[@nomadcurator]

Love your videos. Super practical knowledge is your forte. Keep up the good work.

[@ruff1draft]

Thanks for this video it is really helpful. I intend to purchase this camera along with the Nikon D750 and the Canon 80D. But back to the GH5 in my retail shop we sell sandisk 4k sd cards which are 16gb, 32gb, 64gb, and 128gb. Would these cards work well all the time in my future GH5

[@SweetSourTravel]

Do you see any problem in using large capacity like 256gb since the $/gb is lower. Thanks

[@TrillShatner]

I just placed an order for an A-Data v90 128gb based on your video. Also A-DATA provides a lifetime warrantee, so if I run into a crappy card I can get a new one (in a week probably)

[@awongfilms1]

GREAT info - thanks for doing the research!!

[@Bekmediastream]

Dear Caleb Pike,what are you knowing about SlingStudio?

[@elijoseph9554]

Thank you for the break down Caleb. This is a great video. I am curious what cage you have on your GH5 and if you are still able to use the GH5 Microphone Adapter on the hot shoe?

[@KarlBlessing]

I've had no problems using 400Mbps All-Intra with a pair of ProGrade Digital 128GB V60 (V60 = 480Mbps minimum continuous write speed).

[@variananora]

I have SanDisk Extreme Pro 128GB, it worked on GH5, GH4, a6300, but strangely it does not work on a6500

[@AGNDJGaming]

I use the Sandisk Extreme Pro UHS II 64gb (I believe). I ONLY shoot in 4K, majority 4K 60fps. I have never had any issues, and I've only filled the memory card once. *Panasonic GH5 user* Defiantly worth the price imo. The card can handle 10 bit 4K although my computer couldn't lol.

[@anything896]

This is off topic, but I have a question on lighting in which he made a video for a while back. I need to photograph commercial equipment in a warehouse. I need to bring a light with me that is battery powered. Ive looked at several below $100 but haven't been quit sold yet. I would like to have 5600k daylight setting, battery powered, and wider beam. Please let me know if you have any experience with any of the newer led lights.

[@gehunger]

I am using a Delkin V60 64GB and in all the 400Mbps modes no issue to record any time. Theoretically and according to Panasonic a V60 should be fine, rather already having some reserve in bandwidth.

[@Fedorevsky]

Yes, approx. 80mbps in reserve.

[@trevorpinnocky]

My Delkin v90 64GB card fails after 20 secs in certain conditions

[@MichaelMa]

Delkin is not a well known SD card manufacturer. Neither is ADATA. I'd only buy from SanDisk, Samsung, Micron (aka Lexar), Panasonic who are part of the SD Association and are more careful about branding their cards v90.

[@zachmumford5934]

Try reformatting your card in the camera and double check that the contacts are clean

[@SewTubular]

Then your card is defective and I would return it for a warranty replacement. ALL V90 cards guaranteed to write to their entire memory space at 90 MB/sec or slower. If your V90 card doesn't work then send it back for a replacement.

[@JOSU44]

What about the sandisk 95mb/s v30 64 GB forexample?

[@SewTubular]

Does NOT work. I own two of these cards and both cards FAIL when trying to record at 400 Mbps in my GH5. I would recommend buying an ADATA V90 card, which starts at $120 for a 64GB card.

[@MrBricco82]

adata v90 is a shit sd card, drop frame ,freeze, and others problems

[@samsparks4107]

Awesome vid once again man

[@LucivaldoCostaJr]

existe possibilidade de gravar externo com a gh5? exemplo em um ssd.

[@DaddyJamesFilms]

Lexar Professional 1000x 128GB SDXC UHS-II v60 Card $23 on Amazon it does a fantastic job!!

[@LucasSwaddling]

The Lexar 1000x SD cards work for any codec on the GH5. 400 mb/s in V-Log, 60 at 4k, etc. It will be flawless with no issues whatsoever. I have 8x 64gb cards and 4x 128gb cards. Works amazing.

[@ppulkkinen5308]

works about 8 minutes for me

[@LucasSwaddling]

P Pulkkinen 4k 10 bit is unlimited for all my cards. Haven’t tested past a few minutes for 400 mbps.. haven’t really needed to.

[@MaroaneSaheb]

it work only 10 min and stop

[@cinemenico]

Sounds like the A6500 and overheating... You know it's there... and might quit on you at any time... but sometimes... it does alright.

[@LucasSwaddling]

Shiznutsz I’ve never had an issue with any overheating... but you might be right. I’ve actually never had issues with these cards crapping out at any point at 60 4k or anything. I’ve filmed a 2 hour event at 10 bit 4k without any stoppage, I don’t think the card speed has anything to do with it though!

[@bruce562]

Great Information! Thanks!

[@DavidKfilmmaker]

This is a v60 and works beautifully for me. All-I/400mg/sec. they look like they're from the 70's but I'm shooting a short film now with it and no issues whatsoever. They're at Amazon. FreeTail Evoke Pro 1000x 128GB SDXC UHS-II/U3 Card (FTSD128A10)

[@Rebeluxury]

what the max recording time with no stop

[@SweetSourTravel]

Thanks for so usefull information.

[@tannerstadfilms]

PLEASE HELP! Just got my GH5 and I order a ADATA V90 128GB with it and it doent read it! It only says "insert SD card again".. I mean wtf?! I just spend like 150 dollars on that card. What should I do?

[@SewTubular]

ADATA V90 cards come with a lifetime warranty, so if you have any problems recording GH5 400 Mbps footage I would immediately return the card for a warranty replacement. I have had no problems shooting 400 Mbps with my ADATA cards, including their MicroSD V90 cards. Amazon.com and NewEgg.com both stock these cards. ( Canadian shooters can buy the ADATA 256GB V90 MicroSD card with UHS-II SD adapter for $299 Canadian from NewEgg.ca )

[@notneverfilms8734]

Gah! I've been fighting off the urge to but the Atomos... any experience rigging it all up with v-mount batteries?

[@FilmFactry]

Why are SD cards getting more expensive? I've been buying Lexar 128g 1000x and they have gone from $55 (in a 2 pack) to over $80? And that is over 1 year.

[@cinemenico]

Well, perhaps Lexar. Because they've quit the game. They've sold off their name to some dodgy Chinese company. With remaining stock low and people still trying to buy 'em... drives prices up I imagine.

[@myagenthouston]

i record at 17 Mbps in my Sony A65 and render in Sony Vegas at 10 Mbps. If the recommended bit rate for youtube is 10 Mbps (for 1080p 24 fps) why should one record at a higher bit rate? if i record at 28 Mbps is my video going to look better in youtube?

[@gopolarisstudio]

Hey Caleb, next to the "422/10-bit/ALL-I" - what does the "ALL-I" part mean?

www.premiumbeat.com/blog/gh5-long-gop-intra-compression/

[@chrisbowers5500]

Hi Caleb. Great video as always. I wonder if you could help clear something up for me. As you said in the video, recording 400Mbps to a 128GB card internally, I get 40 mins recording time. But when I record to a Ninja Flame (4KUHD25p, ProRes HQ) onto a 256GB SSD , I still only get 40 minutes, not double and also thats only recording at 220Mbps. Any ideas greatly appreciated?

[@Kiywii]

Super useful man, thank you!

[@dslrvideoshooter]

Thank YOU for watching Kiywii!

[@MarksTech]

i only trust Sony and SanDisk for my Sd card. i have a sony 299/300 card and its perfect

[@unickolay]

Tell me please, how does the camera write to the memory card a file with a long and continuous record of 40 minutes or more? The file is divided into several files (for example, 30 minutes or 4 GB each) or written in one large file as a whole?

[@holywaterandgreentea]

Excellent thanks

[@TheJumpChronicle]

DON'T GET THE ADATA (second link) I'm having writing issues with my GH5 on all 4K options.

[@TheJumpChronicle]

Also, DSLR Video Shooter, if other people are have reported having issues with a card, why put "Works for all GH5 recording options" in the description? I went on your word/reputation and now I'm out $360 on SD cards.

[@jasonlindquistmedia]

I Now understand why it makes sense to get the ninja inferno b ut its way to big imo specially on a gimbal. and heavy

[@RussellEstridge]

The DJI Ronin S can handle that and more, its a beast.

[@KaiFootikum]

I've just ordered 128GB Lexar professional 1667x v60 card. With my camera it is funny thing. You cannot record ALL-i over 10-20 or so seconds when memorycard is in first slot, if you put it to the second slot, you can record easily over 2 minutes (haven't needed more). What is even funnier, that I have 64gb transcend v90 card, which should be faster, but has the same issue as with Lexar. In the first slot camera stops recording after 10-20 seconds or so, but in slot 2 it records over 2 minutes.

[@rickscott3403]

When is the gh5 guide coming out

[@chrisrichtermindset]

hey brother what about the lumix s5?

[@zerohour2703]

sandisk is the best i always use them the failure rate is so little and the performance is better even in the same class comparison somehow they have some magic, also in burst mode it makes the camera faster and i am comparing it with a fast card from other brands.

[@shadowofmyfutureself]

I just learned a lot. Thanks

[@DJSliick]

128GB is The Highest Capacity for this Camera? 256GB Or 512GB WON't Work?

[@stopkadr05]

when test cards?

[@iamagob]

What do you use monopod?

[@airfilm_it]

could somebody let me know the best SD card for 400mbps video?

[@naitrevivir9462]

Cool review, but does the ANGELBIRD SDXC AV PRO USH-II 128GB 300MB/s Class 10 really record at 400mbs 10b 60fps without crashing/stop recording? Its a safe buy?

[@MarkAmmayFilms]

Naitre Vivir well I have the anglebird 128GB and having issues with freezing sometimes... not 100% it’s the SD card, but yeah...

[@brianwynn10]

will the atomos record 400mbs

[@GarrettGoldMOLfilms]

wow this was super informative!

[@evafilmbyantonioeva922]

ho preso le SANDISK Extreme USH II 300mbs vanno benissimo. ti risulta ? ciao.

[@swigre]

What about the Sony M Series? There is a 128GB Version with read speed of 260 MB/s and write speed of 100 MB/s. On a site there wrote that they could write 73.3 MB/s with the GH5 in continous photo mode. The card cost only around 100 USD! So anyone testet one of there card with the GH5 for 400 Mbit/s?

[@cinemenico]

I'd honestly pick a card with W180 MB/s top out writespeed as a minimum. If the SanDisk UHS-I R95/W90 gets rated V30 (factor 3x) and the R280W250 get class V90 (factor 2.78x), then for V60 you'd be looking at around 167~180 MB/s top out speeds for max. sustained writing. So pick any card with W180 or greater. Better yet, SanDisk to me has been the most reliable brand for years. Get one of their (R300 or) R280/W250 (same as V90 Panasonic/Delkin) cards!

[@pranavnarayanmanandhar7446]

thank you

[@killinfilms879]

I've used the SanDisk extreme (not pro) 90mb/s on my other camera. Would that work? I noticed that one he had was like 120 mb/s and I can't find anything like that online

[@SteveT__001]

Doesn't work for me when recording 4k 10 bit, I now have the 128GB 300MB/s and that works flawlessly

[@killinfilms879]

How much does that cost

[@SteveT__001]

Well no doubt depends where you are but in the UK cvp.com/product/sandisk_sdsdxpk-128g-gn4in-memory-card

[@tonylouisvisionvideography3469]

Great video

[@MaroaneSaheb]

how much battery the inferno ninja needs to work all day ?

[@dslrvideoshooter]

Would depend on if you're mobile or not.

[@MaroaneSaheb]

mobile, we shoot outdoor all day about 10 hours

[@DiegottlosenCharmeure]

V60 works only if it is an UHS-II Card. An UHS-II Card has more connectors, so it is phyically build different. That is the reason the GH5 rejects to record even on very good and fast Cards if they are only UHS-I. I heard Panasonic, for some unknown reasons, had limited the camera to reject UHS-I Cards even if they technically should be able to work. That is why the Lexar 1000x works, it is not V certified but writes at constantly 80+ MBps because it is UHS-II, sadly exactly this company is gone...

[@MikeyRamirezTV]

Okay wait i'm all confused now.. I can't get the 400M option on my GH5 on any of the video formats. The highest is 150M. I have a Pixtor memory card that says 90MB/s but shows V30. Is this taking away quality from my images?

[@dronesouth9098]

Do the firmware update to the GH5

[@iDealMedley]

San disk has one with 200 something mb/s

[@OliverHollingdale]

adata v90 I get writing issues! did you experience that at all?

[@louisxtra]

Oliver Hollingdale same ADATA is a waste of money

[@momchilyordanov8190]

Everyone who screams "The latest model of XXXX brand does not have 4k video!" should watch this explanation lol. BTW, if I buy a camera for $2000 and it doesn't accept the cards it's supposed to, I would strongly consider returning it.

[@heffelumpphotoco]

I'm using a Lexar 2000x 64GB.

[@EposVox]

An external recorder definitely makes more sense here, IMO

[@pabloitare]

EposVox then... what’s up with the backup?

[@EposVox]

What do you mean?

[@pabloitare]

EposVox Sorry. Can you record in a external recorder and at the same time in the sd?

[@EposVox]

Yeah the GH5 should be able to. Their entry-level ones (G7, G85) cannot, but the GH4 and GH5 can

[@pabloitare]

EposVox Great news! Thanks :)

[@ctcarrfilms4395]

After Effects or Apple Motion?? Help

[@ctcarrfilms4395]

why

[@markspencer1203]

Motion.

[@pureoakgaming7148]

"Short answer: use Motion for quick and impressive looking results right off the bat and AE for the big stuff. It really depends on how complex your project is. If you need to do more complex compositing work (overlaying and keying video and graphics in a 2D environment) and if your project will utilize more than 50 layers of video and graphics in a 3d space, you’ll want to use After Effects. I work in both programs. After Effects is more powerful - especially it’s ability to let you write or buy scripts to speed up your workflow, but Motion is easier to use and can give you an almost immediate real time preview of what you are doing. Motion is also a bit more intuitive to start for first time users, but if you dedicate a few sessions to learning the basics of AE, then you can get up to speed pretty fast in that as well. When I first started, AE was fairly intimidating and made no sense at all even though I had been working with Adobe products for years. Motion, on the other hand was actually a lot of fun to jump into. AE is great at managing large, complex layers and projects, but Motion can be easier to navigate on simpler projects."

[@virusj216]

dayum SD cards are expensive!

[@stilmotionpicture]

Actually, my Delkin V60 64GB works just fine with 400Mbps, it will record at a constant time untill the card is full.

[@dronalpes9705]

Thank you for the traduction française

[@RomeoWarden]

Wha le dude

[@edbabine]

@@RomeoWarden haha lol

[@missingovertokyomovie7528]

ummm.....megabits, not megabytes. Big difference. You keep bopping back and forth between the two data descriptions....be clear, tell the people which it is....