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Tuesday, August 17, 2010
SanDisk Extreme III 30MB/s Edition High Performance Card - Flash memory card - 4 GB - Class 6 - SDHC
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professional photographers demand. The SanDisk Extreme III SD memory card offers turbocharged read/write speeds of up to 30MB/second, top-flight security including a cool write protection feature that never overwrites files unless authorized, and a surprisingly high capacity in such a small size. Video, digital pics, your tunes, and the rest of your data now have a place they can call home.Features- Fast speeds of up to 30MB/second- Ideal for your DSLR- Offload photo/video content at record rates- Maximizes you cameraTs continuous shooting abilities- Designed to perform in the most extreme conditions- Dedicated online/telephone technical support- RescuePRO data recovery includedFeatureProduct FeaturesTechnical detailsPlug and PlayN Memory adapter includedN MemoryInternal memory4096MB Flash card typeSecure Digital SD Read speed30MB/s ColourColour of productBlack
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By Mr. J. M. Hughes
I wondered whether this is a genuine SanDisk product. The box design is different, also the design on the card is not quite right. Also I have trouble downloading images from this card to my PC, so something seems to be not quite as it should be.
By Peter D. Garnett (Manchester, UK)
I recently bought a Panasonic TZ7 and while waiting for the SanDisk III I used my old 2GB SD card. When I put the camera in to continuous shooting mode I found that after 4 shots the camera slowed right down, almost to 1 picture every 2 seconds, while the data was written to the card. However when the SanDisk III arrived I tried the same test and the camera never slowed down. It just continued taking a around a couple of pictures a second and I'm sure that would have gone on until the card was full. I have no hesitation in recommending this card.
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Friday, August 6, 2010
Sandisk Extreme III Compact Flash Card, 16 GB
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See more technical detailsBy G. Henry-Stogdon (West Norwood)
This is a very good card and came at a reasonable price but is not so much faster than the transcend 133x 16Gb card I got for nearly half the price. My digital recorder tests the upload and download speeds of CF cards and then gives an average of the two. The difference was not much more than 25%... It is much faster than the HAMA 8Gb cards I bought, though. More than twice the speed.
By Blademan (UK)
I bought this card to go with my Canon 5d mkII and have no regrets at all. I thought that I should be getting one of the more expensive super fast cards but now I know there's no need. It writes full HD movies fast and has so much room that you don't need to keep changing cards. Coupled with Sandisk's unrivaled reliability, this is a great buy!
By S. Grundy (Liverpool)
Good quality card, havent had any problems at all with it, when shooting in RAW format, i can take around 15 photos at 6.3 FPS before the camera slows down and things have to start catching up with each other, when shooting JPGs it seems to just go and go and go. Holds around 650 RAW shots at full resi, and over 999 if shooting JPGS, i cant say exactly how many JPGs as the counter only goes up to 999. Very nice card, would be another but dont think i will need it.
By P. J. Searby
This card basically works fine with a D300 (D300 original purchased Feb08) it said it could take 607 raw files but with 15 left to take it stopped and said card error, after turning off an on it was fine. So with this limit in mind a capacity of 592 raw shots is still worth having.
By Chris Hoare (UK)
Using this with my Canon 40d I can take full speed JPG photos more or less indefinitely at full speed which is excellent at events. It arrives over-packaged; only thing i kept from the box; case, manual, warranty card was the cf card itself.
16 Gb is really good capacity for a 40d; its high enough that my camera stays on 999 photos in raw mode for hundreds of photos before dropping off and was a better choice price-wise than the high capacity cards.
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Sunday, July 4, 2010
8GB Extreme III 30MB/Sec Secure Digital High Capacity Card (SDHC)
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SanDisk Extreme©III is the exceptional, unbeatable, best-in-class solution for professional photographers who demand a faster, more rugged and durable memory card. Designed to meet the critical speed and performance needs of serious professional photographers, SanDisk Extreme III has extremely fast read/write speeds and are ideal for demanding photo shoots under severe weather conditions.Specifications:Extreme Performance-Capacities available: 2GB to 8GB.-SD and SDHC Card: Minimum 20MB/ sec sequential read/write speeds.-4GB and 8GB SDHC cards includes a bonus MicroMate Reader.-Speed performance rating: Class 6 based on SD 2.0 specification.Extreme Reliability-Extended temperature tested: -13§ F to 185§ F -25§C - 85§C-RescuePROtm Recovery Software - ensures your photos will always be there-Premium travel case - allows you to organize your cardsMicroMate USB 2.0 Reader:-Easily transfer files between your digital devices and computer.-High speed USB 2.0 certified reader/writer for fast data transfer.-Single slot that support SD/SDHC cards.Minimum System Requirements: -PC or Macintosh computer with USB support.-Windows 2000 or XP Operating System.-Mac OS X v10.1.2+.-USB 2.0 port required for Hi-Speed transfer.FeatureProduct FeaturesMemoryInternal memory8192MB Flash card typeSecure Digital High-Capacity SDHC Environmental conditionsOperating temperature range T-T-25 - 85¶øC System requirementsCompatible operating systemsWindows 2000/XP,Mac OS X v10.1.2+
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By Mr. John H. Lamb (england)
execelent product very fast download very pleasedSanDisk Extreme III SDHC 8Gb High Performance Card - 20Mb/s 133x edition
By Mr. Lionel J. Keen (UK)
Mine was delivered very quickly. It was however Class 10 (not class 6 as advertised) so I am well satisfied. Balances out the previous card purchased - advertised as 30MB/s but was 15MB/s when arrived. Won this time! There seems to be a lottery on Amazon (on SD cards) as to whether one gets the product one thinks one is buying. This seems to apply to Sandisk (see previous reviews).
By Mr. P. J. Williams
The card works a treat - but be warned that it took over 2 weeks to arrive
By K. Wong (London, UK)
Bought to replace my broken class 6 card for my D90. There is a noticeable difference in speed especially when shooting burst. With class 6 I could fire off about 13-15 shots until the buffer ran out but with this one, I can keep shooting continuously. Great speed and with 8gb it has plenty of space for any situation.
By Mrs. V. Y. Berry
A good fast card, probably the best I've ever used since I was taking shots of wildlife and needed fast burst shots. Very pleased with it and feel it is well up to the normal high standars of Extreme SD cards
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Thursday, May 27, 2010
Canon EF 75-300mm f/4.0-5.6 III Lens
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By bddidier (Cambridge, UK)
There seems to be a few listing for this lens on amazon (at least 4!). It is not clear if this one is USM or not as there is two versions of this lens. The one at this link is definitively USM: Canon EF 75-300mm F/4.0-5.6 USM III Telephoto Zoom Lens. It makes a huge difference for the autofocus function.
By Philip Edwards (North Wales. UK)
I bought my Canon EF 75-300mm f4.0-5.6 III lens from an Amazon seller late last year. Used it on my Canon 1000D to take many photos of just about everything. It is surprisingly good. Yes it does "hunt" for focus in poor light (but so my much more expensive Tokina 400mm lens!). The lens isn't image stabilised (neither is the Tokina). My example has a nice smooth zooming action, and manual/auto focus. There is no focus lock on the barrel, so the lens does tend to "creep" open to it's full extent when being carried. It is a nice lightweight lens. I can carry the Canon all day with this lens fitted and hardly notice it. Photos with the Canon lens are crisp, with great colour rendition. I have not noticed any chromatic abberations yet. I find it takes clearest photos when at f8 to f16 range. (in otherwords, in summertime!). I will try and post some examples with this review. For the money, it is great value - and being a Canon lens, it is of good quality.
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Phil Edwards.
North Wales.
By CD Mgbor
Good budget lens. You must use a tripod at night to get an average photo out of it. The auto-focus is a bit slow however I would recomment if you were on a budget.
By Mr. P. A. Adamson
It's exactly what it says on the tin.
It's cheap, and has a good focal range.
You're probably looking at this lens instead of the IS version on the grounds of price. If you can afford it I would go with the IS version.
The standard focus doesn't exactly lend itself to wildlife photography.
But hey the price is fantastic!
By Sood (UK)
I bought this lens about eight months ago for my Canon 350D. If like me you bought the kit that comes bundled with the 18-55mm lens you'll notice there is a big gap when it comes to zoom/telephoto shots, this is a great budget tele-photo zoom lens that does what it says on the tin, and fills the gap nicely.
I am an amateur photographer at best and still learning, but after using the lens for a while I was disappointed to learn that the f stop values really do make a big difference - the widest aperture you will be able to set this lens to is 4.0 at 75mm and only 5.6 at 300mm, if your really serious you need a fast lens like f/2.8, and definitely with IS (image stabilisation) - the lens is not that heavy (for me), but during a long shoot it starts to feel like a cannon (pardon the pun), the lens really protrudes out at towards the 300mm end, and if you hold the camera pointing straight down, expect lens creep. Add an external flash onto the hot shoe and expect a real workout!
My wife complains its way too heavy - especially with a speedlite mounted on top, just carry a tripod if you expect to be on a long shoot, or mount the external flash on a tripod (you'll need something like a speedlite wireless remote for this, expensive, but its tiny and weighs next to nothing and gets the speedlite off the camera).
Having said all that, I have got some really great shots with this, and overall for the price you pay for this lens it's a real good value for money. If I'm going to a function, like a party within a hall, I would almost always use this lens (not to good for mid range shots - 50mm better for this, which is why I carry another camera to save swapping lenses about), great for candid photography where you can position yourself at the other side of the hall and take shots without distracting or letting your subjects know they are being shot - just have a strong arm, and good light conditions/flash. For portrait shots, and shots where you slow the shutter speed use a tripod, or you get too much blur/softness. If you also intend to pan the shot, a tripod with a panning handle is also essential.
The other thing you need to bear in mind is the multiplication factor (of the focal length) of your camera. Unless your lucky enough to have a camera with the same focal length as a 35mm film camera, i.e. a full 35mm frame size, the camera may effectively crop the image to fit on the film sensor - the 350D has a factor of x1.6, this means this lens is effectively a 120mm - 480mm lens (!) This is great on the tele-photo side, you get more magnification than you pay for, but not so good for wide angle or down at the 75mm end, where you've actually got 120mm. (Because of this factor, if you want a wide-angle lens and you have a 350/400D then you'd be better off going for ultra wide 14mm).
Bottom line, it's a heavy lens, and no IS, but for the price of the lens very good value for money! I haven't regretted buying this, and unless you're a really serious photographer, and shoot within the limits of this lens you wont either.
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Wednesday, May 26, 2010
SanDisk Extreme III SDHC 8Gb High Performance Card - 20Mb/s 133x edition
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See more technical detailsBy Lali (Staines, UK)
Good quality product and works very well in D90. The speed is very fast also so did not have any problems recording videos with my camera. Good price with Amazon.
By Nick (Warwick, UK)
Hard to comment beyond saying it does exactly what it is supposed to do. Very reasonable price for a fast card.
By Mr. Lionel J. Keen (UK)
This was advertised as 30MB/s but in effect is 15-20MB/s. Did not return it as price was too low for higher performance one.
Beware when purchasing Sandisk Memory cards through Amazon as you don't seem to get what is advertised. Refer to previous reviews on this.
Card is adequate and am pleased with its speed. Still 'niggled' at the discrepancy.
By S. Sivan (UK)
Good seller
Got the product delivered on time
Product is very good
I am using it with my new Nikon D 5000
Would recommend
By E. Appah (UK)
Great card and efficient,fast and secure data transfer to computer. It even came with a license for data retrieval software in case you accidentally delete data from your card. Strongly recommended.
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Friday, May 21, 2010
SanDisk Extreme III SDHC 4GB Card
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See more technical detailsBy W. Dwight (UK)
SanDisk Extreme III SDHC 4GB Card
Ordered two which arrived separately, one in two days, second in five. Class 6.
By Olaf (Yorkshire)
To quote the Ronseal ad "it does what it says on the tin". It is quick enough for my pentax K100d to shoot full def JPEG at about 2 FPS 'till the card is full (1000+ images) and about 1.5 FPS for RAW. I dont think the camera can go any faster so I'm happy, I must be as this is the second one I've got!!!
By K. Richardson (Durham UK)
This card is superb value for money. It's fast - I use mine in a Nikon D90 and there is virtually no noticeable lag in writing to the card, even in fast burst mode. However 2 points to note:-
Remember that this is a SDHC card. Our ageing Panasonic Lumix only takes the cheaper and slower SD cards - ie does not recognise this type of card.
Also the built-in card reader in you computer may not read this type of card. Easily rectified by buying a USB adapter - plug the SDHC card into the adapter, then plug the adapter into a USB slot in your computer - Simples!!. Adapters are available from Amazon for a couple of pounds or you might find the ExtremeIII card supplied in a package with the USB adapter thrown in. These points apart, the ExtremeIII is an excellent product at excellent value for money.
By Stegsy
This card is great, and goes perfect with my DSLR camera. The 4GB means I can take approx 500-600 photos on the higher scale quality photo settings. Thoroughy recommend to anyone. Never had a problem with SanDisk yet.
By Derek Miah (london UK)
I always use use Sandisk Extreme compact flash on my Canon 40D. Now I have a G11 which uses SD. I had no hesitation in ordering Sandisk from Amazon. I was not disappointed with my purchase it worked just as well as its big brother. I will order more as I need them.
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