This video has been SO helpful as someone who has only just got her first camera! I really appreciate that you took the time to explain everything too because I'm someone who's obsessed with knowing the ins and outs of everything. You've saved me so much research and stress, thank you!
thanks for this man. i've been recently watching your videos since I just got the a6000 yesterday. thank you man! short and concise videos but easily understandable.
Hey Kyle, and everyone. Great vid as usual. I don't pay that much attention to my cards I even had to go get them to see what I have. I guess I've never had enough of a problem to mind them. I use mostly Kingston and SanDisk, though my largest/fastest are 2 Adata 64Gb micro-SD. Funny enough, I never had any problem with micros and I find them convenient since my in-computer reader broke, so I use a USB adaptor to transfer the pics. As for the size, I have to say, with the Sony A6000 (not shooting RAW) I usually have more than enough with a 32Gb. Last year I took a 22-day trip and used 1.5 of the 64Gb. cards, bun on a 1-day shoot, 32 is way more than enough. There, that's my 2 cents.
Yeah shooting RAW the file sizes with be 24mb’s a piece. So that adds up! I only shoot RAW, or at least 99% of the time, so my cards get full quite quick. Then throw a UA-cam video or two in there and things fill up reallll quick for me. Thanks for checking this out!
@@kyletaggart the honey season is starting to come to an end. Now I will start getting everything ready for winter and getting the bees all treated so the mites don't kill them. Then it will be back to video making once again. Of course, I still need to shoot a belt video that I will have to do real soon. It all comes down to the honey season being my busiest time of year.
Thanks Kyle. Very well done. I feel the same as you, that buyer beware when buying an SD card. I feel like there is a lot of marketing but not a lot of extra benefits for paying for top of the line cards.
Hi!, here from Argentina!, I have a problem that I cant export the videos with format XAVC to my iPhone, using the Imaging Edge AAP?, I only can export the videos to the iPhone when i'm using MP4 formart. Is this Right? or there is a way to export videos XAVC using th camera app? Thanks!
Super informative! Samsung also makes good SD cards and are reputable for their SSDs. I have no issues with micro SD. It's more versatile if I need to use it in other devices. Their adapter is durable unlike other cheaper brands. I would love to see Sony implement an auto-sync feature to the cloud or dual card slots on the next iteration. Perhaps 5G could be on the roadmap?
Great video. Well explained. Im a new subscriber here. I like your accent and how you pronounce every single word. I wish ai could do that. This is my dream accent. I am a filipino and I live in New Zealand. Just kinda mixing the two accents.🙂
Thx for the useful information, i think I'm going to grab a Sandisk Extreme since its on sale for about $15, $5 cheaper than the extreme pro , 150MB/s is way enough for me
Nope! Since I moved to recording to the a6100 I made a custom color temp, and then I use an exposure adjustment in final cut to add a slight bit of contrast. The color in general is better in the a6100 than a6000. One day I’ll shoot in log files, but until I have a camera that can, I like to keep it simple! Thanks!
Great video! Would you recommend an SD card with greater than 64GB? I automatically think that the more space means better because you don't need to worry about running out of space and needing to change SD cards as often if out shooting in 4K all day, but maybe I'm wrong. Thoughts?
I am using a Scan Disk Extreme SDXC UHS-I 64 gb card. I also have a couple of older cards that are marked as SDHC (not XC). Can they be used also or only cards that are SDXC? Thank you for the fine informative video
@@kyletaggart your content is awsome i saw your full series of tips nd tricks for sony a6000 i have purchase it recently so i want to learn how to take good portraits,it will be a great help❤
no dumb questions here, all good! You'd need an SD card reader (some laptops have them built in, and it may have an insert or cover on it). Or you can get an SD card reader from amazon, best buy, ect. Usually an external SD card reader is a USB adapter.
Thanks for putting the video together but I think some information may be wrong. The a6400 shoots in 4K 100M but to do this you need a UHS-II U3 or UHS-III U3 so none of the cards you talk about is the best SD for it. The Sony Tough listed in the description appears to be fast enough.
please do best for a6400? oh says all lineup XD but yeee bloody discontinue the older lineup already its gonna confuse new comers too much whats your opinion on Samsung cards? i love them so much but is their endurance one good tho? i just use their evo ones
Hi Kyle I was interested in the Extreme (not pro) 64gb with read speeds up to 150mb and write up to 100mb you linked but after much googling of reviews the write speed is only 40mb that’s a big difference. Maybe the extreme pro is better?
The write speed is limited in camera to 34mb. Out of camera it’s up to 100mb but depends on the slot/port. The extreme pro is the higher tier SanDisk card.
hikyletaggart ok thank you for the clarification I just bought the 6400 so maybe I’ll just get the extreme. I noticed target has the same SD card but it says plus other than that it looks the same but it’s $24.99 for the 64gb. I was thinking they might PM amazon but probably not since it says extreme plus. I can’t find a difference anywhere online. Very weird 🤷♀️ have you had a chance to review the 70-350 lens? I noticed it’s $100 cheaper. I just can’t decide if I want to buy it or not or wait for a good deal on the 200-600 but it’s quite a bit heavier. This would be mainly for birds. Thanks for all your help
The 200-600 is much older, not always an indicator of quality, but I’d be confident the 70-350 is better quality overall. However if overall range is your desire, then try and get a used 200-600. I did have the 70-350 for a week or two for testing, but I just didn’t have enough time to review as I had other products at the time. Also, the extreme plus, is below the pro. I would just recommend the pro.
@@leighann5308 I thought I responded to this yesterday but I'm not seeing my response. Anyways, I would recommend the Extreme Pro honestly. As for the 70-350mm, I had it for a litttle bit for testing, but unfortunately didn't have time for a review. Great great lens. The 200-600 is obviously an insane range but it is an older lens. I have never used that lens so can't comment on it's performance. I did really like the 70-350 though, however it is pricy, but then again most zooms are. You won't be disappointed with the lens quality of the 70-350, but I can't comment on it's performance vs the 200-600.
I have a 512 g 200mb is this card good for the sony a6600… At first it gave me an error code of Locked card i reformatted it and running smooth… However, in amazon they sell fake san disk cards…
Check the seller on Amazon in your order details. If it’s actually from the manufacturers store on Amazon, I’d feel better about it personally. If you want to do 4k video your card will allow that. The camera maxes out speed wise, at a certain point the SD card stats are more important for transfer to your computer. If you feel the transfer speeds aren’t great for that purpose, I’d suggest a faster write speed card. If it’s good for you, then keep it. Also always make backups, cards fail, although it is rare.
I have the same SD card but 95 MB and 128 GB, with the same specifications for my Sony 6400. However, it doesn't let me record in 4K. What should I do?
I have a SanDisk memory and when I take a video it appears in the camera f Gallery but when I get to the computer it doesn't 🤷🏻♂️ the file says 0kb or something like that.
Unsure how your connecting to your computer or what format you’re recording video in. Without knowing specifics I’d suggest using an SD card reader with the computer. So card outside of the camera and plugged into a card reader.
@@kyletaggart I don't remember the specifics settings that I used to use but I'll left another comment with the settings as soon as a can. I'll try with the card reader too anyways. Thanks for the suggestion 🙌
Can you explain what read speed means or is in charge of? Also, can you explain if certain kinds of SD cards can alter the dimensions of your video footage?
From what I understand the read speed is how fast the card can be read. Both read and write are important for file transfer to your pc, phone, tablet, whichever. The write speed IN the a6000k cameras, is capped at a certain point (34mb/s) but having a card way over that is still great for file transfer. Your second question, you need a 64 GB (SDXC) card, or 128 GB, 256 GB, anything higher than 64 GB will unlock the XAVCS which is the highest quality video mode on the a6k cameras.
Hello ! Do you know which SD Cards I can buy for a Sony DSC-HX400V? Is a Sandisk memory card is good for this model of Sony ? Sorry if this question have maybe obvious answers for you, but I'm just beginning in this thing (sorry if my English is not perfect, I'm French), thank you in advance for your answer
Is honestly have to look that camera up. Is it a camcorder? Sandisk is a top SD card brand. If that camera supports EHS II. I’d snag one of those. Links in the description of a bunch of cards I recommend.
Thnx for the explanations. Appreciate the info. If you see this I had a question with respect to sd card readers... any guidance would be helpful... I just got the a6600 camera and got an insignia 3.0 card reader... I have a Mac Pro... but for some reason though I’ve played back the vid i shot in my camera and it’s fine... when I place it in the card reader I have issues - one time computer told me it can’t read the card... so I place sd card back in my camera to transfer it to computer via camera - but then the camera told me the card needs to be reformatted and I lost the images. Another time the card reader did mount on my computer - most images and vids were ok and I transferred - but one video registered at 0kb and didn’t work (though it played back on camera firm beforehand). Again - I took card and put it back in the a6600 to read after it via camera and it said the card needs to be reformatted. Basically it seems simply placing card (formatted in a6600) into the usb card reader makes it so that when it goes back in camera it says it is unreadable and needs to be reformatted- even if it didn’t even mount on my Mac. This seems a terrible problem to have if I actually use it for a shoot. Is there anything I’m doing wrong or is there an SD card reader you recommend that won’t do this... or does it sound like a case of a damaged cars reader (though it’s brand new)? Thanks for response if you read this and good video.
Interesting situation and one you may be able to rule out by testing different things. I’d use a different SD card and see if you can replicate the same issue. That would tell you if it’s the card or not. I’ve never had my a6000 or a6100 tell me to reformat a card. I have had where it needs to recreate a local database a message that really means nothing to the user, and it loads for a few seconds and then everything is usable. I can’t recall a message like the one you’re seeing. Also, the insignia card reader may be the issue, so it’s worth a try to try another card reader as well. Wish I had better info but this seems like one of the pieces in this loop is causing an issue.
Thanks bud and yes actually I did just that - went to Best Buy where I bought the card reader and geek squad’s card reader didn’t do that. It was a defective reader. So I switched it out for a different insignia card reader (went with the thumb drive adapter one but either would have probly been fine) and worked perfectly. So I’m stoked and ready to film some stuff. Yes that error message was quite disconcerting and cost me a bunch of footage I shot. Luckily it was the card reader causing it. Have a good day and thanks for the help / reply.
@@kyletaggart sorry just saw this didn’t thought you woudl answer haha! Anyway my question was kinda wrong! The question is my camera doesn’t record at the highest bit rate like the 100 i know now whats the reason behind! I need a faster memory card they said so would you suggest me one that all bit rates can work normally?
I’m having the exact same problem with my a6500, can’t record 4K video at 24p 100M, only 4K 24p 60M. Don’t know about photography, maybe I’m doing something wrong, or maybe I need a different sd card.
Kyle just want to confirm when you say they all perform the same on the camera, the non-pro and pro sandisk will give me 11 fps raw shot? Is that correct?
I just picked up the Sandisk Extreme Pro 64 GB 170 mb/s for my a6000, do I need to get an SD Card reader or can I just use a micro usb and get the same quality?
Hey! Can you please tell me what is the best quality memory card that I should buy for video recording for my Sony NEX 7 camera? Cause I will only be using the camera so I can start vlogging on UA-cam?
Not bad! A lot of people have held onto their NEX cameras. Any Sony E mount lens can be used on them, so anything the a6000 can use should work on that camera. Small but powerful.
Looks like SDXC, up to 128GB should be fine. This is just a Sony brand list: (you can get diff brands) support.d-imaging.sony.co.jp/www/cscs/accessories/compatibility.php?area=gb&lang=en&mdl=NEX-7&cat=55 👍🏻
Can i use 128 GB card in my sony A6000 ? (And is there any problem) Because i couldn't fine any information about that . Everywhere i was seeing about 64GB card.
I want to ask for a Sony A 6000 can I install a tough memory card, on the card it says v30 v60 v90 among these can all v be used for a sony a 6000 camera, please help me
Yes, you can use it. At a certain point the higher end cards like the Tough cards won't benefit your IN camera performance, but when transferring files you will see great speeds. I use the TOUGH 128 GB 277MB/s read and 150 mb/s write. Affiliate Link - geni.us/SonyTough128GBMSeries
@@kyletaggart Can the 128GB 277MB / s read and 150MB / s write memory cards be used on a Sony A 6000 camera, because the brass on the back of the memory card are two rows up and down, please help
@@kyletaggart Thank you for answering my question, I used to watch your UA-cam, because I discussed more about Sony A6000, I just bought a Sony A6000 camera so I just wanted to learn photos and videos using that camera
Hello my friend. I’m from Argentina, I’m visiting US in October. I just bought a bran new Sony A6000 and still under warranty. I’d like to know a good place for trading my A6000 and be able to upgrade to another Sony. Any place to recommend? I’ll be in NYC and Miami. I also would like to know if I have to bring box for trading in or just camera and charger? Thank you so much.
hikyletaggart The review was written in August, 2020. She said, “Using it on Sony alpha 6000, shooting max 50fps. Not supporting xavcs type movie format.” Would there be a problem with the card then? Thanks for your reply 😁.
@@jasmineroblesandrade2451 that's because there is a physical switch on the SD card. It probably slid to the lock position by accident. It's an old feature on SD cards, nd it's annoying!
It’s a switch on the SD card itself - like a little notch. If you’re getting the locked message than switch it to the other position, then put it in the camera.
Thanx! On the point! This is the best SD card explanation on the intertube!
Ah thanks man!
This video has been SO helpful as someone who has only just got her first camera! I really appreciate that you took the time to explain everything too because I'm someone who's obsessed with knowing the ins and outs of everything. You've saved me so much research and stress, thank you!
happy to help! thanks for checking this out. hope some other videos help! maybe checkout "bokeh basics", that's another good one!
So helpful, thank you! I just bought my first Sony camera a6400 and I was lost about which memory card to get.
Bought the best & didn't know it till now. Good to know!! Thanks!!!
Thanks for the advice, i almost bought a 32GB card with my A6400. Glad i watched this video before buying!
perfect!
thanks for this man. i've been recently watching your videos since I just got the a6000 yesterday. thank you man! short and concise videos but easily understandable.
Thanks for checking them out! Appreciate it 😊 and I’m happy they’ve helped!
Thanks! Darn informative! And absolutely just saved me a ton of money 💰
Hey Kyle, and everyone. Great vid as usual. I don't pay that much attention to my cards I even had to go get them to see what I have. I guess I've never had enough of a problem to mind them.
I use mostly Kingston and SanDisk, though my largest/fastest are 2 Adata 64Gb micro-SD. Funny enough, I never had any problem with micros and I find them convenient since my in-computer reader broke, so I use a USB adaptor to transfer the pics.
As for the size, I have to say, with the Sony A6000 (not shooting RAW) I usually have more than enough with a 32Gb. Last year I took a 22-day trip and used 1.5 of the 64Gb. cards, bun on a 1-day shoot, 32 is way more than enough. There, that's my 2 cents.
Yeah shooting RAW the file sizes with be 24mb’s a piece. So that adds up! I only shoot RAW, or at least 99% of the time, so my cards get full quite quick. Then throw a UA-cam video or two in there and things fill up reallll quick for me. Thanks for checking this out!
THX. The explanation with the write-speed opened my eyes! Thats the answer for my problem. Very good!!
Solid educational video. I have the SanDisk 64mb 95mbps cards. Nice to know I can faster read speeds now which will help with video transfer.
thanks Chris! and exactly.
Great explanation!!
Thanks for this, fairly sorted my understanding of SD cards. Cheers 😀
No prob Lazlo! Thanks for watching
Didn't know tht a6k gives 34mbps now this video clears maah mind for which card i should go on.. really knowledgeable video thanks alot!!!
A lot of good information here on SD cards. And I learned a thing or two. Thanks for sharing my friend.
Thanks so much prepper. What ya got going on these days? Haven’t seen any new vids. Soon bee thangz?
@@kyletaggart the honey season is starting to come to an end. Now I will start getting everything ready for winter and getting the bees all treated so the mites don't kill them. Then it will be back to video making once again. Of course, I still need to shoot a belt video that I will have to do real soon. It all comes down to the honey season being my busiest time of year.
It was really helpful... Thanks lot.... Watched from Bangladesh.
Thanks, very helpful. I had no idea about the write speed limitation. I use 128 gb cards as I don’t need to worry about running out of space.
Love 128 GB cards. Gonna get more myself.
Fantastic information! You did a great job keeping it succinct. Subscribed!
well thank you John! appreciate it
Very informative , thank you brother
Thanks Kyle. Very well done. I feel the same as you, that buyer beware when buying an SD card. I feel like there is a lot of marketing but not a lot of extra benefits for paying for top of the line cards.
Exactly! 👍🏻 thanks for checking this out.
@@kyletaggart I have the Ninja V coming this week. I am really excited to see what the 4:2:2 color looks like. Bad part is it is still 8 bit.
Thanks a lot Kyle your videos image and sounds quality great 👏🏼👍🏼btw amazing details and informations 👊🏼
No problem, thanks for watching!
Hi!, here from Argentina!, I have a problem that I cant export the videos with format XAVC to my iPhone, using the Imaging Edge AAP?, I only can export the videos to the iPhone when i'm using MP4 formart. Is this Right? or there is a way to export videos XAVC using th camera app? Thanks!
The file extention for XAVC-S is MP4. If you're recording in XAVC-S, you're all set!
Very helpful! Thanks man!
Super informative! Samsung also makes good SD cards and are reputable for their SSDs. I have no issues with micro SD. It's more versatile if I need to use it in other devices. Their adapter is durable unlike other cheaper brands. I would love to see Sony implement an auto-sync feature to the cloud or dual card slots on the next iteration. Perhaps 5G could be on the roadmap?
Would love dual card slots, and UHS-II, and a higher write speed in the future APS-C cameras.
good job very informative ref the tech info on the cards excellent thank you
dude this was the perfect video thanks so much!
Thank you for this very interesting video. Very helpful.
This is the easier to understand version of Gerald Undone's video about SD cards
If someone wants to compare me to Gerald Undone, I’ll TAKE IT! Easy mode or not lol.
Great video. Well explained. Im a new subscriber here. I like your accent and how you pronounce every single word. I wish ai could do that. This is my dream accent. I am a filipino and I live in New Zealand. Just kinda mixing the two accents.🙂
don't think I've ever gotten a compliment on my accent haha. thanks!
Phew - thanks for the info just ordered a Skandisk Pro so I c an crank up the vid quality- super h helpful- greatfully appreciated - cheers
Thx for the useful information, i think I'm going to grab a Sandisk Extreme since its on sale for about $15, $5 cheaper than the extreme pro , 150MB/s is way enough for me
Boom! Happy this is helping ppl.
Thanks for this. Great explanation.
Just what I needed, thank you!
😊✌🏻
All the information uh need highly appreciated
exceptionally good video - thank you so much!
GG! Thanks.
You just got yourself a new subscriber 🙂 Thanks for the great video.
Such a great and informative video!
Good Job! 2nd card vid I watched. Info confirmed, thanks
Very informative video thanks mate 👍
No prob! Thanks for checking it our
Just what I was looking for great video, thanks for sharing :-)
Great to hear!
The Read Speed is in MegaBits not Bytes
Thank you so much for this video .. i need the information 😊😊
Very helpful! Thanks for the video.
Thanks Jim!
Useful video!! Saved me extra money for cups of
coffee!!
more coffee = happier me!
Great video! clear and well done!
Thanks so much! Was a ton of hard work.
What a great video!
Thanks man! Stepped it up for this one. 💪🏻
This video helped me alot thank you.
Thank you. An excellent explanation......!
You are welcome!
Really heplful! Thank you!🙏🏻
No problem!
thank you for this
Really good sir . ☄🔥🖤
Thanks so much!
Your color grade in this video is awesome! Did you use a picture profile?
Nope! Since I moved to recording to the a6100 I made a custom color temp, and then I use an exposure adjustment in final cut to add a slight bit of contrast. The color in general is better in the a6100 than a6000. One day I’ll shoot in log files, but until I have a camera that can, I like to keep it simple! Thanks!
@@kyletaggart that´s awesome man, thank you!
Nice video. Helpful.
Great video! Would you recommend an SD card with greater than 64GB? I automatically think that the more space means better because you don't need to worry about running out of space and needing to change SD cards as often if out shooting in 4K all day, but maybe I'm wrong. Thoughts?
Yeah I have a couple 128GB cards, there should be links below for them in the description 😊
@@kyletaggart Awesome! Thank you!
Thank you man ✨
I am using a Scan Disk Extreme SDXC UHS-I 64 gb card. I also have a couple of older cards that are marked as SDHC (not XC). Can they be used also or only cards that are SDXC? Thank you for the fine informative video
SDHC max out at 32GB I believe, and are slower. You can use them though.
Great video.
One question, what camera + lens do you use for recording the video?
Sony a6100 - or a6000, and Sigma 16mm f1.4. 👍🏻
@@kyletaggart thank you (:
I have sony a6000 andI have 90 mb/sec card but videos is not running properly in my laptop and phone too please help me lining comes in the videos
11:55 they said that the speed of micro sd cards are bit slower compare to whole sd cards
As always first comment from INDIA 🇮🇳... Go kyle
thanks bro!
Can you make a video on how to shoot best portraits in sony a6000
yes!
@@kyletaggart your content is awsome i saw your full series of tips nd tricks for sony a6000 i have purchase it recently so i want to learn how to take good portraits,it will be a great help❤
@@adarshbishtt thanks so much!!
Is there a maximum card size that the Sony 6000s take? I'm considering getting a 512GB but not sure if it would be compatible. Good video 👍
Honestly not sure on that. I’ve not personally used up to 128GB. You’d have to do some digging to see if there is a maximum
I found a pny elite-x 128gb for 25$ USD which seams like a good deal. Not the fastest but to me a good deal.
Definitely a nice deal!
I’m very new to this sorry! How do I get my windows laptop to read an SD card?
no dumb questions here, all good! You'd need an SD card reader (some laptops have them built in, and it may have an insert or cover on it). Or you can get an SD card reader from amazon, best buy, ect. Usually an external SD card reader is a USB adapter.
@@kyletaggart appreciate it!!
Thanks for putting the video together but I think some information may be wrong. The a6400 shoots in 4K 100M but to do this you need a UHS-II U3 or UHS-III U3 so none of the cards you talk about is the best SD for it. The Sony Tough listed in the description appears to be fast enough.
please do best for a6400?
oh says all lineup XD
but yeee bloody discontinue the older lineup already its gonna confuse new comers too much
whats your opinion on Samsung cards? i love them so much but is their endurance one good tho?
i just use their evo ones
I was gonna mention Samsung, but I wanted to recommend full size SD cards first. Didn't see if they have any. I have no issues with Samsung cards.
Hi. Which lens would you prefer for baby and family photos. Sony 35mm 1.8 or Sigma 30mm 1.4 ? Thanks!
Sony 35mm. The stabilization is a nice bonus for kids (who are always moving!) geni.us/35mmEmount
@@kyletaggart what is the difference aside from oss and f stop between these two lens ? Thankss
Hello. Is there a maximum GB I can use for the camera?. Currently I have 128GB but was wondering if I can use the 256GB for it. Thank you
Unsure if there’s a max, but you can use 256 GB. 👍🏻
What about sandisk extreme pro 170mb/s 256gb?
What about the extreme plus? Is that good?
Hi Kyle I was interested in the Extreme (not pro) 64gb with read speeds up to 150mb and write up to 100mb you linked but after much googling of reviews the write speed is only 40mb that’s a big difference. Maybe the extreme pro is better?
The write speed is limited in camera to 34mb. Out of camera it’s up to 100mb but depends on the slot/port. The extreme pro is the higher tier SanDisk card.
hikyletaggart ok thank you for the clarification I just bought the 6400 so maybe I’ll just get the extreme. I noticed target has the same SD card but it says plus other than that it looks the same but it’s $24.99 for the 64gb. I was thinking they might PM amazon but probably not since it says extreme plus. I can’t find a difference anywhere online. Very weird 🤷♀️ have you had a chance to review the 70-350 lens? I noticed it’s $100 cheaper. I just can’t decide if I want to buy it or not or wait for a good deal on the 200-600 but it’s quite a bit heavier. This would be mainly for birds. Thanks for all your help
The 200-600 is much older, not always an indicator of quality, but I’d be confident the 70-350 is better quality overall. However if overall range is your desire, then try and get a used 200-600. I did have the 70-350 for a week or two for testing, but I just didn’t have enough time to review as I had other products at the time. Also, the extreme plus, is below the pro. I would just recommend the pro.
@@leighann5308 I thought I responded to this yesterday but I'm not seeing my response. Anyways, I would recommend the Extreme Pro honestly. As for the 70-350mm, I had it for a litttle bit for testing, but unfortunately didn't have time for a review. Great great lens. The 200-600 is obviously an insane range but it is an older lens. I have never used that lens so can't comment on it's performance. I did really like the 70-350 though, however it is pricy, but then again most zooms are. You won't be disappointed with the lens quality of the 70-350, but I can't comment on it's performance vs the 200-600.
I have a 512 g 200mb is this card good for the sony a6600… At first it gave me an error code of Locked card i reformatted it and running smooth… However, in amazon they sell fake san disk cards…
Check the seller on Amazon in your order details. If it’s actually from the manufacturers store on Amazon, I’d feel better about it personally. If you want to do 4k video your card will allow that. The camera maxes out speed wise, at a certain point the SD card stats are more important for transfer to your computer. If you feel the transfer speeds aren’t great for that purpose, I’d suggest a faster write speed card. If it’s good for you, then keep it. Also always make backups, cards fail, although it is rare.
@@kyletaggart Ok Great…
Perfect, tkxs.
I have the same SD card but 95 MB and 128 GB, with the same specifications for my Sony 6400. However, it doesn't let me record in 4K. What should I do?
Are you getting an error message when trying to switch to 4k?
I have a SanDisk memory and when I take a video it appears in the camera f
Gallery but when I get to the computer it doesn't 🤷🏻♂️ the file says 0kb or something like that.
Unsure how your connecting to your computer or what format you’re recording video in. Without knowing specifics I’d suggest using an SD card reader with the computer. So card outside of the camera and plugged into a card reader.
@@kyletaggart I don't remember the specifics settings that I used to use but I'll left another comment with the settings as soon as a can. I'll try with the card reader too anyways. Thanks for the suggestion 🙌
Can you explain what read speed means or is in charge of? Also, can you explain if certain kinds of SD cards can alter the dimensions of your video footage?
From what I understand the read speed is how fast the card can be read. Both read and write are important for file transfer to your pc, phone, tablet, whichever. The write speed IN the a6000k cameras, is capped at a certain point (34mb/s) but having a card way over that is still great for file transfer. Your second question, you need a 64 GB (SDXC) card, or 128 GB, 256 GB, anything higher than 64 GB will unlock the XAVCS which is the highest quality video mode on the a6k cameras.
@@kyletaggart Thank you so much for this! very helpful
Hello ! Do you know which SD Cards I can buy for a Sony DSC-HX400V? Is a Sandisk memory card is good for this model of Sony ? Sorry if this question have maybe obvious answers for you, but I'm just beginning in this thing (sorry if my English is not perfect, I'm French), thank you in advance for your answer
Is honestly have to look that camera up. Is it a camcorder? Sandisk is a top SD card brand. If that camera supports EHS II. I’d snag one of those. Links in the description of a bunch of cards I recommend.
Thnx for the explanations. Appreciate the info. If you see this I had a question with respect to sd card readers... any guidance would be helpful...
I just got the a6600 camera and got an insignia 3.0 card reader... I have a Mac Pro... but for some reason though I’ve played back the vid i shot in my camera and it’s fine... when I place it in the card reader I have issues - one time computer told me it can’t read the card... so I place sd card back in my camera to transfer it to computer via camera - but then the camera told me the card needs to be reformatted and I lost the images. Another time the card reader did mount on my computer - most images and vids were ok and I transferred - but one video registered at 0kb and didn’t work (though it played back on camera firm beforehand). Again - I took card and put it back in the a6600 to read after it via camera and it said the card needs to be reformatted. Basically it seems simply placing card (formatted in a6600) into the usb card reader makes it so that when it goes back in camera it says it is unreadable and needs to be reformatted- even if it didn’t even mount on my Mac. This seems a terrible problem to have if I actually use it for a shoot.
Is there anything I’m doing wrong or is there an SD card reader you recommend that won’t do this... or does it sound like a case of a damaged cars reader (though it’s brand new)? Thanks for response if you read this and good video.
Interesting situation and one you may be able to rule out by testing different things. I’d use a different SD card and see if you can replicate the same issue. That would tell you if it’s the card or not. I’ve never had my a6000 or a6100 tell me to reformat a card. I have had where it needs to recreate a local database a message that really means nothing to the user, and it loads for a few seconds and then everything is usable. I can’t recall a message like the one you’re seeing. Also, the insignia card reader may be the issue, so it’s worth a try to try another card reader as well. Wish I had better info but this seems like one of the pieces in this loop is causing an issue.
Thanks bud and yes actually I did just that - went to Best Buy where I bought the card reader and geek squad’s card reader didn’t do that. It was a defective reader. So I switched it out for a different insignia card reader (went with the thumb drive adapter one but either would have probly been fine) and worked perfectly. So I’m stoked and ready to film some stuff. Yes that error message was quite disconcerting and cost me a bunch of footage I shot. Luckily it was the card reader causing it. Have a good day and thanks for the help / reply.
You missed something! In my a6400 i dont know the reason why I cannot record at 4k 60fps and 1080 120 fps
What’s the message on the camera when you try?
@@kyletaggart sorry just saw this didn’t thought you woudl answer haha! Anyway my question was kinda wrong! The question is my camera doesn’t record at the highest bit rate like the 100 i know now whats the reason behind! I need a faster memory card they said so would you suggest me one that all bit rates can work normally?
I’m having the exact same problem with my a6500, can’t record 4K video at 24p 100M, only 4K 24p 60M. Don’t know about photography, maybe I’m doing something wrong, or maybe I need a different sd card.
@@davidcisneros7621 yes after searching you need a faster sd card to be able to read the maximum resolution of the camera
I think writing speed needs to be over
100MB/s,
OMG..! this i need
Glad it helped!!!
Does the UHS-II matter in the A6600 model at all?
Kyle just want to confirm when you say they all perform the same on the camera, the non-pro and pro sandisk will give me 11 fps raw shot? Is that correct?
Correct, in camera it’s the same. It’s different when you are using it to transfer to PC.
@@kyletaggart many thanks!
I just picked up the Sandisk Extreme Pro 64 GB 170 mb/s for my a6000, do I need to get an SD Card reader or can I just use a micro usb and get the same quality?
Same quality but transfer speed may differ between the two.
hikyletaggart Perfect, thanks!
Hey! Can you please tell me what is the best quality memory card that I should buy for video recording for my Sony NEX 7 camera? Cause I will only be using the camera so I can start vlogging on UA-cam?
I’m unsure of the limitations on the NEX camera. For a6000 and above I recommend SDXC 32GB and above. Typically Sandisk.
@@kyletaggart ok thanks cause I just brought a like new used Sony NEX 7 with a lens two batteries & the charger for $300 off Facebook marketplace
Not bad! A lot of people have held onto their NEX cameras. Any Sony E mount lens can be used on them, so anything the a6000 can use should work on that camera. Small but powerful.
@@kyletaggart do you think that the SDXC 32GB card will work on the NEX 7? or will I need a 128GB card? Cause I also have my MacBook Pro Mid 2012
Looks like SDXC, up to 128GB should be fine. This is just a Sony brand list: (you can get diff brands) support.d-imaging.sony.co.jp/www/cscs/accessories/compatibility.php?area=gb&lang=en&mdl=NEX-7&cat=55 👍🏻
thanks sharing 🇵🇭
Can i use 128 GB card in my sony A6000 ? (And is there any problem) Because i couldn't fine any information about that . Everywhere i was seeing about 64GB card.
Yes! 128gb is fine!
I want to ask for a Sony A 6000 can I install a tough memory card, on the card it says v30 v60 v90 among these can all v be used for a sony a 6000 camera, please help me
Yes, you can use it. At a certain point the higher end cards like the Tough cards won't benefit your IN camera performance, but when transferring files you will see great speeds. I use the TOUGH 128 GB 277MB/s read and 150 mb/s write. Affiliate Link - geni.us/SonyTough128GBMSeries
@@kyletaggart Can the 128GB 277MB / s read and 150MB / s write memory cards be used on a Sony A 6000 camera, because the brass on the back of the memory card are two rows up and down, please help
I don’t know actually. I think it may be only UHS-I.
@@kyletaggart Thank you for answering my question, I used to watch your UA-cam, because I discussed more about Sony A6000, I just bought a Sony A6000 camera so I just wanted to learn photos and videos using that camera
What card would you recommend for high quality photos only and no video usage? Thanks!
Sony M series. I linked a few in the description.
@@kyletaggart Thanks so much!
Best video every
Good. 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thanks bro. Always appreciate your support!
I really appreciate that you always has something new to show us.
Again late to the party. Another thing to consider is if you are shooting RAW or RAW & JPG your file size is going to be much larger than just JPG.
Hello my friend. I’m from Argentina, I’m visiting US in October. I just bought a bran new Sony A6000 and still under warranty. I’d like to know a good place for trading my A6000 and be able to upgrade to another Sony.
Any place to recommend? I’ll be in NYC and Miami. I also would like to know if I have to bring box for trading in or just camera and charger? Thank you so much.
NYC has one of the biggest camera stores in the country called B&H. I’d highly recommend you go there. Bring everything g the camera came with. 👍🏻
hikyletaggart thank you
I buy Lexar cards all the time ?
4:21 will this sandisk support XAVCS on the sony alpha 6000? I saw a review stating that it didn’t support xavcs.
You may have been watching a very old review. It may have been an update later on but it’s had XAVCS for a few years at this point👍🏻
hikyletaggart The review was written in August, 2020. She said, “Using it on Sony alpha 6000, shooting max 50fps. Not supporting xavcs type movie format.” Would there be a problem with the card then? Thanks for your reply 😁.
It is 100% there, I use it. Maybe they’re using the European video formats and don’t have it? Or they have the original firmware of the camera.
So this is way my a6000 was not looking as good as my a5100 thanks.
Hey I have a Sony A5100 can I use a SanDisk Extreme Plus 128 GB 150MB memory card ?
You can yes, you won’t see any crazy fast IN camera performance, but when transferring files that card will perform nicely.
Do you know how I can program it to the camera it’s brand new and I put it in and it says card locked?
@@jasmineroblesandrade2451 that's because there is a physical switch on the SD card. It probably slid to the lock position by accident. It's an old feature on SD cards, nd it's annoying!
It’s a switch on the SD card itself - like a little notch. If you’re getting the locked message than switch it to the other position, then put it in the camera.
3:18 up to 30 ish?
what does it mean?
up to 30mb per second. It's not known definitely, but it's not more than 35mb per second.
@@kyletaggart thanks, i like your videos, keep it up!
@@charlesjsescoto thank you!
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Is there a size limit or am I tripping
size limit? you trying to get a terabyte SD card? lol
Can it hold a 16gb card?
That’s rather small now a days, but yes, an a6000 series camera can use a 16GB SD card.
What, Lexar doesn't make cards anymore? Guess my Lexar Professional 1066x 256GB SDXC cards are just my imagination.