Sony A9- Buffer Real World Test! Continuous High 20 FPS and Medium 10 FPS in Raw

Join Jason Lanier for a test of the Sony A9 with the buffer shooting in Raw in both continuous high and continuous medium drive modes. PLEASE THUMBS UP, SHARE, LEAVE A COMMENT AND SUBSCRIBE!
There's been a lot of discussion on the Sony A9 regarding the buffer and what it's able to do with the lightning fast frames per second that it produces. Jason got his hands on one and at the request of his followers made this simple video that tests it all for you to see for yourselves.
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[@gungadinn]

Jason, how about inserting a second card in the camera and not just a single card? The issue that was reported involves using two cards (redundancy) not a single card in the UHS II slot and the fact that Sony chose not to support UHS II for both card slots.

[@franktorres7963]

I'm a Canon wedding photographer and you are absolutely convincing me that this technology is the future. Thanks for these videos!!

[@Aspro]

You are in a great spot then because you can use all your awesome canon glass on the A9 and your Canon camera as a back up.

[@franciscojaviergomez4807]

Don't drink that kool aid

[@franktorres7963]

Francisco Javier Gomez sorry man. What? This video is about the Sony A9

[@franktorres7963]

Allstylesproduction yeah that's what it's looking like.

[@dawidp7913]

It's the nicest in sony. You can use canon lenses on sony cameras! :)

[@olec.salomonsen9716]

Thanks Jason for testing this. 52sec for 240 raws is not bad. But others are getting 36 seconds of clearing the whole buffer using the newest Sony memory card.

[@Sam-w9des]

HOLY F lol 200+ raw wow gonna be lot of people putting in time behind the computer editors might quit now lmao

[@blakeparry1983]

To really put it to bed i'd love to see the results with 2 cards (yes some sports shooters shoot Raw+Raw), how quick it is to review images whilst writing to the buffer and exactly what you can and cant access in the Fn and menu's The buffer size is awesome (and needed at the astonishing 20fps)

[@laurentoutang8273]

We want artificial lighting test without sony staging with crazy LED lights to test the banding effects and electronic shuters. Can you please make that?

[@frankwoodbery2473]

Why no 2nd card? My BS detector just went off.

[@alexalexander1]

Whilst I agree this 'buffer issue' is simply a non-issue, Jason, your way of answering it is surely the best case scenario; single uhs-ii card. People have been clamouring for sony to give them 2 card slots, and buyers of this camera are surely going to be going the redundancy route with the second slot. So why haven't you done this test with a second sd card in the camera? Is it simply because it's uhs-i and you didn't want to show the (painfully?) slow time that would have created?

[@alexalexander1]

Ok, left it a few days to see if you responded (of course you haven't). So let me tell you why I think you didn't add a second card; BECAUSE IT DOESN'T FUCKING MATTER! If this had been a Canon or Nikon body (at the pricepoint) nobody would be complaining about the buffer time. For some reason some idiots feel threatened by Sony. Right, let's get 'em on the card slots. Wait, can't do that now. Ok, let's complain about battery life. Wait, can't do that now. Err....lenses? Nope. I know! The buffer. Really? If you need to fill that buffer to get a good shot, I suggest you take up a new career or hobby. This fascination with feeling the need to justify to complete strangers on a website what gear you shoot with is ludicrous. Competition is good for us, the consumer. If not in price, then in pushing technology. This 'war' over photography gear is infantile. It's the same as pc vs console, and that crowd is (generally) much younger than this one. So they almost have an excuse. I ride Cannondale bikes, my friends all ride Santa Cruz. Not one of us gives a shit. I drive a Range Rover, my friends drive Audi, BMW and a Peugeot. Not one of us gives a shit. If the only thing you have to complain about on this camera is the buffer, then you're grasping. Shut the hell up and go out and shoot. The outdoors is a really a nice place, try it sometime.

[@GeneralpurposeOIIIIIIIO]

"I need to shoot longer than that" lololololol

[@thomaslopez3478]

...and of course people are complaining and saying there's a problem when 2 cards are inserted into this camera not just one -- never fails!

[@bensslightnature]

and your argument is??

[@77TickTockTime]

Great test/demo Jason... my only concern with that large of a buffer is what happens when the battery life is low and your buffer is full? Is the in-camera software smart enough to know to 'shut down' functionality at the end to ensure proper writes or are you potentially going to lose the buffer while changing batteries?

[@rarshibond]

77ticktock dude if your battery is low are you really gonna be firing so many shots that you fill the buffer?? lol

[@kennethpreston3798]

77ticktock that's actually a very good question

[@mavfan1]

77ticktock that'd be an issue with any camera

[@davect01]

I'd hope it would prioritise writing to the card, but it is also up to you to keep an eye on your battery level

[@ianbrown704]

Please can you test writing to a second card as well, I am sure most pros will use this for back up?

[@vhc7764]

Sir Jason, regarding your buffer test…quite a few folks questioned why you only used one high speed memory card to conduct the test when the problem/issue, involved both cards. Could it be the low speed card is the culprit or was it just a bug or an anomaly? I didn’t notice any replies to these questions and that’s your prerogative. However, you are a Sony Champion and therefore should be willing to reexamine the A9 buffer issue by using both cards to conduct your evaluation. Or if your schedule won’t permit a new test, pass this task to another Sony Champion such as Max. By the way, according to Max, the buffer clears in 30+ seconds (high speed card). That is fast, however, the D500/D5/1DX clear in less than 10 seconds and that’s with 2 cards. Had Sony installed dual XQDs, the A9 would truly be a “DSLR/Micro 4/3 Killer.” Had to include the Micro 4/3 systems...the OMD M1 Mk2 shoots about 17FPS, over 60FPS burst and 15FPS mechanical shutter. The GH5 is similar! Thank you for allowing me to post my humble opinion.

[@marcusjason1623]

Love your work but seriously were you doing coke last night's live stream trying to cover up the 5fps mechanical flash rate on the a9 stating nothing can exceed that besides the few you mentioned. Meanwhile d500 and fuji can pull 2wice this rate. Did notice the link has now been removed. love your work but maybe a bit of thinking before ranting on untrue facts and all 1 sided paid sony advertising. People look up to you and your talented work but we all deserve the 100% goods and bads and not all 1 sided misleading info.

[@24Steevy]

Show me the speedlight can do more than 5fps at full power please

[@jenxrj]

Marcus Jason *flash power packs..

[@DreamReleases]

Einstein 640 can pop flash at 10fps set at 20ws vimeo.com/11302664

[@jocadesa]

jenxrj Nop. I have done it with flash (10fps) without power packs.

[@ricky9720]

Marcus Jason its FULL FRAME dumbass aps-c is more and shitty Fuji m43 is crap as shit. Get off your Nikon high horse

[@PieterBreda]

nobody wants to dig through 10.000 pictures after a couple of hours shooting. If you can't get a decent shot with this camera, you need to change your profession.

[@bensslightnature]

you're not a real photographer if thats your argument. moron

[@PieterBreda]

Oh sorry for the insult. How could I know that you took 10.000 pictures and they were all bad. Next time, take 20.000 pictures. Maybe, you're lucky next time. Actually, you mispelled thats. That should be that's.

[@town3]

Pieter that was funny lol

[@lentosy100]

you mean "misspelled"?

[@Speak_Out_and_Remove_All_Doubt]

Actually, if you are trying to speak English it's 'misspelt' but I guess you Americans had your own misspelling way back when and it was never corrected ☺️ ;-)

[@BernardinoPerez]

Jason, make the same test with 2 cards. Thank you!

[@davect01]

Pretty amazing, the downside is all those images to process at home.

[@gungadinn]

I can think of a couple of sports related scenarios where I'd use the camera for 10-15 seconds straight, even at 20 fps. Ever shot NASCAR? Both the start and the finish where all the wrecks happen, you don't let off the shutter button. When cars come out of turn 4 for race start, it takes close to 20 seconds for the entire field to cross the start/finish line. Second scenario is a run down in baseball. Frequently, a runner will get run back and forth between bases, attempting to stall for time so that another runner can advance a base.. The last scenario would be a horse race coming down to the finish line. Again, you lean on the button and don't stop until the final horse finishes of goes down on the track. I'd be interested in knowing at what shutter speed the a9 requires to achieve the 20 fps rate? If the camera can achieve the 20 fps rate at 1/250-1/500th of a second, it might have a place for me. I don't shoot high ISO, so anything over ISO 400, is a deal breaker for me.

[@town3]

Great video and example Jason :)

[@tbgsport]

As a comparison, the Canon 1DX MKII using the the CFast card at 14 FPS does not hit the buffer, it can write to the card as fast as to buffer. One test managed over 5000 images in 6 minutes.

[@ryanwalvoord]

Can you access the menu while the card is writing? Thats the problem i had with my A7r2 and A7s (not the quick menu btw)

[@karaokekingskingdom]

nope but why would you need to? you can either shoot or review, or change ettings with dials or custom buttons. real limitation is if you want to shoot video instantaneously. I would use another body for video

[@julitovlogiando]

Omfg that's gonna be the best camera in the market

[@williamsouthwick6117]

This is definitely a game changer for Sony!!!

[@franciscojaviergomez4807]

Hell Yeah ... no one will buy it !

[@PieterBreda]

Maybe you can challenge the angry photographer for a buffer clearing contest.

[@praveenacchacko]

His buffer never clears lol..

[@saiiiiiii1]

You're asking for angry photographer to take real pictures? Not gonna happen.

[@Clouder77]

so now the SD cards are too slow for this camera tech lovely; when will UHS-III come out...

[@wahabdilawar]

You look really good. Slim and fit. Very healthy look. Great. I am very happy for you.

[@JulioCSolar]

How about changing settings? I totally get the reason of your video, but people complained that the camera locks up.

[@Admeralsarms]

Why did you take down your video? cant back up your claim? its ok. that Sony paycheck must be nice.

[@Admeralsarms]

no need for the name calling. This guy has done some good things for photography.

[@Admeralsarms]

Yeah but if people want to be misled thats their bad. There is not excuse for ignorance in this google age. Captainpmode you are the few that see past all the hype. Be grateful for that my friend.

[@Admeralsarms]

Spawn Brimstone no

[@franktorres7963]

Super impressive

[@petermire8117]

Can you change settings while the buffer is clearing? Could you show that, because I wonder why you only hit the shutter button and no other button.

[@Medlee101]

That is great. Jason thank you. I think this will work great for sports. What a great camera. I will have to dig deep for this one. I may have to rent this one from time to time. Thanks again.

[@lfc1903]

Yes the buffer clears fast, but try changing settings..Very misleading test, think you'll find it's locked until that buffer clears.. not so on Nikon and Canon Pro range.

[@christiansestu8898]

what happens if you stick the finger on the shutter also when It slows down ? Will It go for how long at 5fps ? that would be a real test for me. thanks

[@DanThompson1952]

Thanks Jason, Great video. Hoping to get one by the end of the summer.

[@PavlosPapageorgiou]

I certainly had buffering problems with the a7rII shooting at 5fps, because that camera saves really slow. The a9 is impressive, not just because it shoots at 20fps but because it saves an order of magnitude faster.

[@c7aus]

Thx for that video, Jason !

[@MrTreefrog101]

Can you enter the menu or review shots while the buffer is emptying?

[@egmons8199]

you'd find something else to cry about

[@MrTreefrog101]

Thanks for your input, Egmom s. That is a question I would like to know, not a cry. I am am looking at changing over to Sony.

[@MrTreefrog101]

Thanks for your input, Egmom s. That is a question I would like to know , not a cry. I am actually looking to change over to the Sony system.

[@saiiiiiii1]

according to the first videos that showed up, no you can't. and that's the actual problem.

[@MrTreefrog101]

I think what is the same as all the other cameras in the line up

[@meissnermax]

That is still an issue. The "old" 1Dx II almost never buffers with a CFast card. It's not about the amount of photos and duration of bursts, but about the freeze moments. Think about tennis or other repeating actions, like a model on a swing. Events can make your life hard as well. The greatest pass or goal photo doesn't help much if you couldn't get the cheer afterwards, because your screen was frozen. Those cameras are for perfectionist, so they have to be able to capture both. Dual CF express does the trick.

[@khanhtranvan8761]

Great Test . Thanks, Jason .

[@maskirovka77]

Let's suppose someone uses the camera to photograph a typical NFL play (which lasts about 4 seconds) but pads it by shooting for an additional 2 seconds after the play...so shooting at 20 FPS, they'll have 120 JPG images in the buffer. According to what I read, the buffer will become full at about 364 frames and it takes about 236 seconds to clear. So does this mean that after shooting that 6 second burst, it will take about eighty seconds for those images to clear the buffer and get on the card? I would think that this would be rather problematic if let's say there were several plays in quick succession. And it would be even more problematic shooting more continuous sports like hockey, basketball, and soccer.

[@jackthehatphoto]

I've been a photographer for over 20 years and I've never shot more than 10 frames in succession in my life. I simply cannot understand the need for this nonsense. If you can't get the shot in 10 successive frames you should give up photography.

[@egmons8199]

You don't understand; people like the sound mirror cameras make, so they feel threatened by new technology. Also they love the classic camera brands and are afraid they cannot compete on a tech/sensor level

[@NoahMichalski]

Also, its not for someone who does landscape. its mainly for wildlife or sports.

[@MidsierramusingBlogspot]

Try eagles. I guarantee that you can go beyond 10 frames

[@jkbordoloi]

Wedding and landscape is not the only thing one shoots with a camera. There are reasons why Canon and Nikon produces the 1D and D5.

[@pebmets]

I would really would like to see tests with a fast Canon 400mm, 500mm, and 600mm what the Pros use as primary lenses for a camera that is being advertised for Pro Sports and Wildlife photographers. Would be interesting to see if the camera focusing system can keep up, still get the 20fps, and so on. If someone was going to make the switch, they would need to make sure that these lenses work as well and still get the same performance. It may be a great wedding camera, (In Jason's opinion), but would like to see how it performs towards what Sony geared this camera towards.

[@JuanLopez-oz9kh]

Jason not sure if is me. But what's the (m) is that for median side files. Can you show it on the different modes (sides of image)?

[@millenniumfox4814]

Hey Jason! Next time you could try out two cards. It would be nice if you would make a real test.

[@DavidLefrancois]

If it's 64gb sd card it can't be uncompressed raw, he was doing it with compressed raw, right ?

[@kennethwilliamsinc]

David Lefrançois he shot compressed. You can’t do 20fps uncompressed

[@DavidLefrancois]

Really ? How many fps with uncompressed so ?

[@kennethwilliamsinc]

David Lefrançois 12 max if I’m not mistaken

[@DavidLefrancois]

Thanks for the tip mate

[@sjsphotography287]

Congrats on the A9 Jason. Thats pretty insane what they have done. Nikon/Canon killer. Lets see how many switch over now over the next 6 months.....

[@showbissydney1587]

No long glass, test was done with single card only and battery still after much needed improvement is still not even close to the Canon 1DxMkII of 1000-1200 shots let alone the Nikon D5 3000+ shots with all weather sealing.

[@dadanardi5541]

"No long glass" yet.... until they come at the end of the year.

[@vhc7764]

Are you writing to 2 cards?

[@macchoudhry5868]

Thanks Jason! :) now the painful wait until mine arrives lol

[@Andycrophoto]

Amazing 😉 the best jear Jason

[@Speak_Out_and_Remove_All_Doubt]

Does anyone know if you can shoot off some photos then whilst the buffer is still writing record a video?

[@lightknight1976]

what a great cam system. all great spec and features but i would need min. 42MP. so i will wait for 2nd version. but the usual dslr tec is obsolete from this time on.

[@frankyvee1]

once you double the megapixels you will slow down the performance.

[@lightknight1976]

yes at this moment of time its true. Thats why I am waiting until 2018 or 2019. Technology advances. In 10 years it will no problem with 1000 RAW files with 100MP. Maybe there will be no camera with single images anymore because video cams will do it all in RAW. U will just take videos and select your best 100MP RAW file afterwards. Who knows :)

[@markbeauregard4774]

I am able to shoot 9 frames per second with a flash.

[@egmons8199]

I bet that gets you laid

[@JB59329]

ahahahah probably not

[@markbeauregard4774]

It rains and snows occasionally where I live during nfl games. I am finding it hard to find info on any weather sealing. Can anyone verify that it is weather sealed like my current d5. It would be nice to lighten my load.

[@Valadhiel76]

Jason, one of the things I heard was that when you fill up the buffer you are unable to use any menu functions while it's writing to the card. Is that still accurate?

[@THEKINGZ1996]

And thats a 300mb/s card. still dont know if a9 have overheat issue or not !

[@GetDownTheGym]

thats my bank balance also buyying that and 400mm, ps is there a silent mode video with that also?

[@philbarrance]

There are a lot of negative comments on here but why i watch jasons videos i enjoy his delivery but have absolutely no interest in sony mirrorless i love my canon and have no need to change unless i can afford to upgrade to better canon the main issue is the image produced and he does produce great images

[@anthonyfoster303]

Jason, Can you shoot a low light test with photo and video on the a9? Thanks!

[@terrybrooks395]

That's amazing, thanks

[@FAMUCHOLLY]

Thank you Jason!!! Now; I wonder what excuses the DSLR loyalists will come up with next.....

[@cameronreaves1581]

basically every other "big" youtuber who does camera reviews is saying its shit because its new and legit a dslr killer!

[@frankyvee1]

Thank You soo much Jason for demonstrating this. There was so so so much misinformation on this coming from all the Sony haters. Hopefully this will put all the BS to rest about not being able to shoot again till the buffer completely cleared. Thank You.. Can't wait to see the sports demo.

[@Sam-w9des]

Jason Lanier I do have one question. that viewfinder being n the middle on such compact camera is it cumbersome, pain n the ass, like it, or no ect... Thanks

[@mavfan1]

DOUG SHELTON JR. never even considered it to be an issue on my a7r2

[@Sam-w9des]

Thanks

[@markbeauregard4774]

will I be able to do this with the a9. it seems awesome

[@Martytw1]

Great stuff man! 4500 bucks ~ Great value for the money!

[@bassangler73]

what about banding? why are you just using 1 card? I don't think you will see this thing at NFL games because there is no long glass for it

[@noeltan1861]

man... that thing is like a machine gun haha

[@GaryfongInc]

The two minute to clear buffer issue was originated by Tony Northrup, who later retracted it. He didn't know what he was doing before he erred on such an important spec. Probably why he is not here among the world's top journalists and photographers at the Sony Kando event. Everybody I've talked to here about the ridiculous buffer rumour has been slamming Tony's misinformation. He had the camera in NY with the rest of us, nobody else had the problem, and he made it public. No wonder he's not among the rest of us.

[@bensslightnature]

you're stupid arent you.. tony said himself that the times he stated before stand for the use of BOTH SD CARD SLOTS YOU FUCKING MORON. so if you're using both card slots expect the camera to freeze. cheers.

[@Omniat]

The Gary Fong Channel - haha how much free shit do Sony give you Gary? What do you me not among the rest of us? By that do you mean better than you?

[@ultramuc466]

how much is Sony giving you! #sellout

[@Manuel.Luedecke]

Nice Video, great Camera. Guys stop trolling and use a good Memorycard! 2 Cards in a Camera? No need for that.

[@floridaweddingfilm]

Sounds like an old movie projector.

[@jonmar4683]

if you think hard about it, it exactly is

[@caseybassett6682]

The buffer is terrible on my a7sii and it only shoots 12 megapixels. I wonder why it is so limited in that aspect.

[@jgm4th4]

Casey Bassett it lacks the front end lsi, it's almost 2 years old and Sony didn't give it the new rumor or the stacked sensor with built in dram. It is primarily a video tool that takes amazing low light photos and I have used it as a daily driver for over a year. I also have an A6300 for all the speed stuff, and an A6000 before that.

[@mistywassink685]

This is not a workshop......this is a commercial

[@dorfschmidt4833]

All youtube reviews and unboxings are kind of sneaky commercials.

[@MuahMan]

Nikon users and that Angry Fatfakephotographer, "But it takes so long to clear the buffer when you take 10,000 pictures!"

[@crmihu]

sorry but i'm not convinced. If you want to make a real test, put a second SD card inside, set the camera to write on both and then show us the results. You will shoot your first 200 RAWs to fill the buffer and then you can go to drink a cafe before you can shoot again LOL

[@harshvaidya1]

can you PlZ review the new godox ad200

[@jamesridley184]

I like to see the tracking on birds in fast flight with the A9

[@stevenlui8105]

Just redo the test using both card slots and time it again. To make things clear, also specify type of raw file you are recording. Cheers!

[@sgpork]

That Battery life tho.. So good.

[@MuadDib99k]

Damn! You have convinced me to get an A9!! XD But my budget isn't convinced ..... Q.Q

[@nightcoder5k]

That should be more than enough. "640K is more memory than anyone will ever need." - Bill Gates

[@saiiiiiii1]

I'm not the biggest fan of yours but those comments about Jabba and his brainless followers made me subscribe here. lol

[@bensslightnature]

now use the uhs i... conclusion - you cant use 2 sd cards at the same time with this camera..

[@GBftw]

But no SLOG, so no sale :/

[@noelalvarez9899]

After you pay $4,000, it better do 20 FPS raw! :)

[@GeneralpurposeOIIIIIIIO]

This camera stomps everything

[@franciscojaviergomez4807]

Mitch Miller on paper ! This camera will be a FLOP on his intended purpose.. sports and action

[@DreamReleases]

vimeo.com/11302664

[@PaulyRenzeth]

Might aswell video the whole thing if you cant get a good shot in those 250 shots.

[@karaokekingskingdom]

what about with 2 cards? thats the real test

[@Andycrophoto]

Im Shot wis Canon are 'tis A9 it's the best camera of the world 📸📸📸📸📸📸📸📸📸📸📸📸my dream ? No money 💰 Jason me hero lucky man great job and nice day

[@whofugginfarted5078]

Sony Stock ⤵👎👎👎 The good news is these will be in dollar stores soon. Just tell the NFL players to hold the play, They're running on a script anyway.

[@MiikeG570]

In fairness the D5 or 1DXmII obviously have faster buffering. Can't call something a D5 killer or 1DX killer when it's buffer can't even keep up with. It's awesome, and the tech is fantastic but it's being marketed as a sports camera and it's obviously not. Awesome wedding and event camera though (providing it has good image quality at higher ISOs). It's obviously not going to be perfect, nothing is.

[@franciscojaviergomez4807]

m.dpreview.com/articles/7266455439/sony-a9-real-world-iso-invariance-and-dynamic-range

[@MiikeG570]

If that's true then I'm not really sure what they accomplished here (besides a lot of hype). I do like the idea of a silent shutter though.

[@BlackWipeout]

I see no problems with this buffer. Why some people need finds problems for making fake dramas ?

[@AgnostosGnostos]

Sony a9 shoots at 20 fps with continuous autofocus 12bit raw files with lossy compression which have lower quality and lower dynamic range than the common 14bit uncompressed raw files. The Sony a9 can shoot uncompressed raw files. Sony a9 shoots maximum 12 fps with continuous autofocus 12bit uncompressed raw files. Finally Sony can shoot 14bit uncompressed raw files only in single shooting mode or with bracketing. During continuous shooting Sony a9 shoots only 12bit raw files like all the Sony a7 series cameras. For the record the Canon 1DX mark II 6,000$ shoots 14 fps with continuous autofocus uncompressed raw 14bit files. The Nikon D5 6,500$ shots 12 fps with continuous autofocus uncompressed 14bit raw files. My conclusion is that Sony shoots lower quality raw photos at 12 fps and even much lower at 20fps than the Canon and Nikon flagships. Nevertheless the Sony a9 is the king of all mirrorless cameras. I bet that Sony a9R and Sony a9S are coming. The Sony a9S will be a hell of a camera. 20 fps with uncompressed 14bit raw files is very demanding for the image processors today.

[@ucalwhittingham5799]

This camera is just ridiculous... I understand the camera even has Bluetooth, how does that cone into play?

[@cbacchus3475]

A real world test wouldn't be on a sunny beach with a couple and their dog.

[@ReAnnRing]

I want .... :)

[@Studat]

Can you change settings in menu while it writes to the buffer or is it locked out?

[@Otaner142]

I just cant figure out how 20fps are useful for non Pro photographers even Pro photographers in my opinion wont need 20fps .

[@Manchitm]

Why are you alone?

[@EriksHarjo]

Let's see how it will clear the buffer with two cards inside. That's what everyone is talking about. Only one of the card slots are fast. When you put two cards and write in them simultaneously then write speed is limited to the slowest card. We know that you don't use two cards but pretty much everybody else (if camera allows) does. The main reason for that is backup. "you have only one chance to get it right! " - whoops, sorry angry bride, I don't have your wedding pictures, memory card died.

[@julitovlogiando]

Eriks Harjo stfu lazy coment

[@EriksHarjo]

Blanco what's lazy about my comment? Would didn't even bother to write, just use abbreviation incorrectly

[@CharlesLi1]

Eriks Harjo Agreed. Sorry Jason, need a round 2. Doesn't affect me as I'll never own one though.

[@CharlesLi1]

Emm W Can't tell if you really think it takes twice as long to write to dual memory cards or if you're being sarcastic :(. Erik's original post explains everything.

[@town3]

It will always be something lol smh

[@seanquigley3624]

RAW Compressed or uncompressed?