High Speed Memory Cards For Canon Digital Cameras

[U3] I have been using the SanDisk Extreme Pro memory cards in my digital cameras for more than 15 years. I have never once had any issues with any of the cards of this brand that I have owned. I have used them in a variety of Nikon and Canon cameras and they have performed flawlessly. I know there are other brands out there that cost more and have good reviews, but why pay more when these work so well. I don't use anything else.

[128 GB] Use this to backup my memory cards from my digital camera

[Plastic] This memory card rocks! It seems to be one of the cheapest 64gb ultra high speed cards but is also one of the fastest! This card should have no issue with saving 4k video. I ran a speed and capacity test using H2testw and here were the results - impressive: 61054 MByte tested. Test finished without errors. Writing speed: 62.0 MByte/s Reading speed: 73.7 MByte/s

[0.08 lb] I love using Sony Tough cards, they work in all my cameras and allow me to shoot at a high rate of speed and are dependable.

[5 x 4.4 x 0.6"] CFexpress and XQD Cards are my favorite memory cards. They offer both speed and durability. No bent pins like the old Compact Flash cards were known to suffer, and not too small and thin like SD cards. The included reader feels substantial. Time will tell, but I get the impression it will last for years of use and travel.

[1x 16 GB] Memory works well. Scores very high on any of the speed tests

[12,000 gauss] Sometimes simple things can be very effective. With this digital memory case no more searching for my SDHC cards. Great!

[FAT32] I have been using San Disk memory cards since I started digital photography in 2008. These ate the only cards I use. They are reliable and dependable. I never had a problem with them and I know I have the shot secure and safe.

[1] Most of the memory cards I own are SanDisk. I needed some more for my Nikon DSLR cameras so picked up four of these. SanDisk has never let me down.

[1] Yes these memory cards are pricey... but when you're filming lots of 4K content with two cameras and need lots of storage these cards are great. I have used V60 cards for 4K and although they work, every once in a while it seems they can't handle the writing speed. These Angelbird give me the extra piece of mind on set.