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so a class 10 32gb card for 40 bucks is a good deal then
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my go pro came with a 16 gig kingston class 4 memory card. From what I read a class 4 or higher is needed for the high definition. and i also read that the go pro battery will die before you fill up the 16 gig memory card. Mine has been great with it.
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see mine didnt come with a card at all which i thought was stupid but whatever.......i guess ill just get a 16 and download it pretty often and just re-record. No sure found some kingston 16gb class 4's for 32.50 shipped
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I know on ebay theres alot of memory cards that say theyre a higher class than they actually are so be careful ordering off ebay.
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in 720p you should be able to record for like 8 hours on 16gb...
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I've been told to use class 6 or higher for HD video. I use a Kingston 16gb class 6 and it works pefect for 1080p at 30 frames a second. The footage I take on my 60D won't even play on my laptop because it can't process it fast enough lol. I got 12gb of Ram on my desktop though and it works great!
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I only use Sandisk CF and SD cards so I would say go for sandisk.
Class 4 or higher SD card...
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in my computer cause i think thats what it is.....just saying not sure but it even does it with the new 16 gig class 4 card i have so thats what i figured.;
i have a 16gb class 6 or 8 for my Drift HD170 and it plays back and transfers nice, but i mostly will be recording in 720p, u dont get too much more out of the 1080p and some sites and programs wont support 1080 so u only get 720 anyways...
