Purchased a new camcorder that supports these new cards, suppose to be a faster recording card..

 

I did order one for the camcorder.. What has been your experience using them..

 

http://www.amazon.co...x_ya_os_product

I use them for my DSLR.

 

I use a 32GB and 16GB. The transfer speed definitely helps.

I ordered a 28 mm wide angle lens to hopefully get more boats in the sight picture when i zoom in..

<p>Sdhc is great. Sdxc is problematic, especially with the larger cards. They are supposed to use the exFAT file system, and support for it is spotty. Pretty much all my existing card readers don't support it even after driver updates. in theory my Samsung galaxy s3 for work supports sdxc, but the 64gb cards don't work unless you reformat them just using fat32 because the exFAT implementation is incomplete for the phone. I have a MacBook pro that reads it fine under osx, but under windows 7 via boot camp, it doesn't even see the card. This is with a 64gb card. Sdxc isn't necessarily faster than sdhc or sd, it all depends on the speed rating of the individual card. It is a capacity spec. sd maxes at 2gb (in reality they made 4gb cards, but compatibility was questionable)Sdhc maxes at 32gb. Sdxc goes up to 128gb currently, but I believe the ceiling for it with exFAT is pretty large.

razo, now i understand why the camera will change the format for card reader...I was wondering why they did that and you can upstream it to just about anything including an i phone..

 

Just went back and read it converts to i friendly format..