I use the Osmo Pocket and a GoPro Black 7 With the Osmo the footage ist smooth and fluent but the GoPro Videos are lagging I use the SanDisk Extreme 64gb The footage works in full HD but 4k is Always shaky What could be the Problem? Appreciate your Work💪
By "shaky," do you mean that the footage doesn't look stabilized, or that it looks like there are dropped frames in the video? When comparing to the Osmo Pocket, most GoPro footage will probably look more shaky because the Osmo camera is on a gimbal. But if dropped frames are an issue, just make sure you are using a Micro SD that is rated to at least U1 (though U3 wouldn't hurt either) and you should be fine since the max recording bit rate of the GoPro 7 Black is 9.75 MB/s @ 4K.
@@CamberFilmSchool I meant that it looks Like there are frames dropped I use Micro SD Sand Disk extrem U3 So the Bit rate shouldn't be a Problem The Osmo doesnt drop frames The GoPro 7 does Same Micro SD After importing on Final Cut and rendering it works Im confused
@@vokischannel386 That is strange. If you are using the same card in both your GoPro and Osmo, I would just make sure that you are formatting it each time in each camera or else it'll be set up to save based on the file formats of the other camera. That's the only thing I can really think of that might be causing an issue.
Dude. DUDE. Fukkin AWESOME video 👏 I'm acquiring an Osmo+ and couldn't find a reliable source ANYWHERE on a good sd card for it. And NOT the osmo mobile, which takes up all the search results. You just gave me everything i needed to know in 3 min (less if i skip to where i need to go). THANK YOU ❤
Although an older video, it's really helpful for those that need help. I appreciate the simplicity of grouping the drones with SD cards. You might want to do an update for 2021. Another video that will get you more subscribers. All about good content and you can't go wrong with software.
Great video, thank you for posting! I regards to the Mavic Mini, what is the difference between using a SanDisk 32GB Extreme microSDHC versus the 128GB? Would one be better than the other?
2 videos that explain everything perfectly and yet you still have people asking all these silly questions because they're too lazy hahah... good job on all the replies mate! Great videos, keep up the good work!
No, the X5s records up to 5Gbps which is HUGE! You’ll have to look up what DJI suggests for that because a normal Micro SD card won’t cut it at that speed.
great video very helpful, i have a dji mavic pro and you suggest sandisk extreme pro32 gb u3 A1v30 hc1, im looking on amazon uk for one and want a 64 gb but the only one is A2, is that suitable? many thanks. jay.
Great video! Very helpful. I got one question. Can I use 100Mb/s for Mini? I am thinking of purchasing OSMO, so I wonder if 100MB/s will work for both.
I bought a ZLL sg 906 max" drone and grabbed a sandisk extreme 64gb U3, A2, XC1, V30. Is that ok for this drone?, im totally new to this drone world, my first drone and actually first sd card ive ever bought too. thanks for the vid.
Great video and helpful tips regarding SD cards. I just got a Mavic Air 2 and used a sandisk 64gb sd card, almost identical to your suggestion but mine says A1 on it and not A2. I took it for a first flight today and was amazing. I opted for 2.7k instead of 4k as my computer is old. The footage was jittery when watching. Is it sd card or do I switch to 1080p etc.... Im a newbie pilot by the way 😂
The A ratings are for cell phone specs so I wouldn't worry about that. As for the jittery looking footage, that's probably due to having a really high shutter speed in order to have the proper exposure with how bright it is outside. Here's a video on Shutter Speed ( ua-cam.com/video/oZAV7KxVouc/v-deo.html ) that'll help explain it (there are some examples that show comparisons from different shutter speeds) and here's another video on ND filters ( ua-cam.com/video/5Eb94P4cJ70/v-deo.html ) that'll show how to compensate for that to keep footage looking natural.
Thank you so much for your reply buddy. I will look at the links you posted in a few moments. I just thought it would auto do things in which ever mode I use. I have a cheaper Hubsan drone I got when starting and that has never had issues when I uploaded footage to computer. Thanks again and looking forward to watching the video links you sent. 👍👍👍
what type class micro SD should I be using in a 720/1080p SQ11 camera? All the micros I've tried come up as unreadable AVI files when I take the card out of mini cam, put into adapter in my MAC SD slot. Is it the card, the camera, the class or a Mac/Quicktime issue?
Nice-just found your channel and subbed. I have a Mavic Air and a spare 128 gb sandisk ultra class 10 A1 up tp 100 MB/s. Will this be ok as a back-up card for the air and roughly how much footage could be shot to this card at 1080p? Thanks : )
@@CamberFilmSchool Another question I have is if im shooting 1080p does it matter if i'm using U1 or U3 cards? I've read that for 4K U3 is much better,but does it matter for 1080?
1080p should be fine with a U1 card. The highest bitrate on most of the new DJI drones is 100 mbps (12.5 MB/s) when shooting 4K so that would mean you'd want to use a U3 card because that assures that you keep a minimum write speed of 30 MB/s, which you need to be higher than the 12.5 MB/s that the 4K is recording.
I wish I could hit like 5 times. Good explain broth. I think I bought the wrong one for my dji mimi, I bought 64Gb ultra plus. Which one do you think is the best?
Im waiting for the delivery of my dji mini 2. I will be using my drone for personal purpose and leisurely. I want to maximise the features of this drone. What SD card brand and GB will you suggest for me to buy? Thanks heaps mate
Yea, the Mavic Mini came out a few weeks after I made this video... The Mavic Mini has a recording bit rate of 40 Mb/s so I'd go with the same 32GB card as for the Mavic Pro 👉🏼 amzn.to/2Vkifm7
greetings hope all is well, i just got DJi mini 2 drone, i put a 4gb card in the drone, on my remote its says no sd card, but my remote was recording still but couldn't find footage?
That’s something you should always do before recording in any camera because it sets the card up to properly record on that system. Otherwise you could get errors.
Just got a dji mavic mini, can I use a u3 sandisk extreme micro sd card in it? I’m also thinking about taking it out of my camera, will this affect the photos already saved on it?
U3 will be fine. I would transfer whatever you have on the card first and then format it once in the drone. If you don’t format it when it’s already set up to record on a different kind of camera, it may corrupt the files.
hi i have sandisk extreme plus class 3 with me now on dji spark. i noticed during quick shot modes the recording stops after 10-30 seconds. could SD card be an issue ?
Hi Camber great vid again. i bought a samsung evo plus 64gb card for my dji mini se, this is a card dji recommend themselves however when i try using it it stops recording after few seconds saying the ,sd card speeds too slow' any idea why? and what card would you recommend for use with the dji mini se? thank you in advance
I just did it based on the recording time I mentioned in the video but you can definitely get more. I just never keep that much footage on the card so I don’t need that much space.
As for the u3. What does that mean. I see u1 u2 Etc. etc. if you can explain I would greatly appreciate that and there is this for the Mavic two pro the absolute best card I can purchase or is there something better
This video I made here ( ua-cam.com/video/ZmVir_BbITA/v-deo.html ) will explain what all the numbers on memory cards mean. U3 means it will have a minimum sustained write speed of 30 MB/s. The Mavic 2 Pro records are 100 Mb/s which translates to 12.5 MB/s. So you need at least a U3 card to keep up with that write speed. And the card I listed in the description is definitely one of the best for the Mavic 2 Pro.
I have P4P+ and i need some micro sd card, but the Samsung Micro SDXC EVO Plus 128gb UHS-I U3 have only 90mb/s writing and I need 100mb/s. I need maximum of possible quality, bcs im filmmaker and the shots of this drone will go to TV in future.
You are reading those wrong. It is listed as 90 MB/s, not mb/s. But even so, that 90 MB/s that you are reading on the card is a maximum writing speed, not a sustained speed which is what you need for video. The "U3" on the card means it has a minimum sustained speed of 30 MB/s, which is plenty fast for the speed you are talking. The camera records at 100 mb/s which is equal to 12.5 MB/s. MB/s means Megabytes, and mb/s means megabits. There are 8 bits in a byte so when you divide the 100 mb/s speed of the camera, you get 12.5 MB/s. SO you are good to go with what you have.
It will because the max bitrate is only 40 Mb/s which equates to 5 MB/s and a U1 will have you covered up to 10 MB/s. I typically always buy at least U3 though because it's not much more expensive and will be good up to 30 MB/s so you won't need a new one if you upgrade to a drone with a higher bitrate.
TBONEraca that’s cool. 👍🏽 Just keep in mind that the 85 MB speed is the maximum achievable speed which means it can only do that in short bursts for times like when you’d take a lot of photos in a row. The minimum sustained write speed is what matters for video because the camera is recording at a constant speed bitrate. And U3 and V30 represent the minimum sustained speed for SD cards meaning a guaranteed sustained speed of 30 MB/s.
hello and thank you for the video. your recommended 32gb card for Phantom 3 shows an Extreme Plus version, however your link in the description goes to an Extreme only card. Can you clarify which one you are actually referring to. Thank you.
I have a Phantom 3 Professional. I have been using this Samsung Evo Plus 32g U1... If I used a SanDisk extreme pro with 62gb, will the video quality be better? I have been using the Samsung since I got it recently and would like to know if this is the reason why my footage hasn't been exact as clear as I want it to be (4k)
Steven 2gen, changing the card won’t change the video quality. That’s just a matter of your camera settings. The only thing the card would fix is if your current one wasn’t fast enough and causing dropped frames.
@@CamberFilmSchool I only have two options. 1 is to upload to my phone and 2 is to my chromebook from the micro sd..... Now, the video is still not coming out as clear as other videos I've seen. Why is that? I am shooting in 4k 24fps
Very clear, thank you. I was just wondering: I have an Insta360 One X camera and it came with a 32Gb Sandisk Extreme Plus microSD card. To have more recording time, I purchased a Samsung 128 EVO Plus microSD. In terms of speed, I thought these should be comparable but after some time the camera stopped randomly, error message saying that the memory card was too slow. I bought another Extreme Plus (64Gb) and this worked just fine. The Insta360 has 2 cameras and therefore 2 simultaneous video streams. Is it the V30 spec that determines that it can handle this? As the Samsung doesn't have this.
The V30 is a newer indication that the SD Association starting putting on memory cards to show which ones are capable of maintaining at least 30MB/s while recording. It means essentially the same as the U3 rating that is on most cards that can handle that minimum sustained write speed of 30 MB/s. So, if you get a card that says U3, then you'll be good if a V30 can handle your recording speed. But if it's just U1, then that means it is only guaranteed to write at 10 MB/s for a sustained period.
i just bought a MAVIC MINI. and i got a 64gb class 10 ultra it does not let me record more than 10 secs, and can not see it in my lap top, i guess i picked the wrong one and expensive what card do you you recommend , thx i apreciate your help
@@theone-jt7hl, yes. Whenever you put a new card into a camera or use the same card in a different type of camera, you need to format it on that camera so that it'll work properly.
@@CamberFilmSchool I did it. It said successful. But still only records about 10 secs. Then i try it again. And says. To contact dji I tryed agb card. And it was perfect. Maybe i should try a smaller capacity sd. Than 64. Thx.
It depends on your definition of lots of recording and what mode you’re shooting in. You can record a lot more at FHD than at 4K because of the data rates. The 64GB you described is good.
120 Mb/s is the same as 15 MB/s. A card with a “U3” symbol on it means that it won’t write slower than 30 MB/s. So you’ll be good as long as it is a “U3” rated card.
Sir: Please can you help me?: I’ve Canon T71 and I don’t know what I did, the problem is that he doesn’t want to film and a flashing warning appears that it can’t record. Please help me, thanks in advance for your answer
I bought 2 SanDisk Extreme micro SD cards XC V30 U3 A2 to put in my new DJI FPV and Goggles V2. The video that is recorded on the Googles is always fluid although in low resolution but the video that is recorded on the drone at 4K 60 fps is always with several breaks, it seems that sometimes freezes or that you miss frames. If I change the cards between Goggle and Drone the problem remains. If it was a camera problem, surely the video would not look good on Goggles. Could it be that these cards do not have the performance necessary to record the 4k 60 fps of the drone? Thank you in advance for your help!
It all depends on the bitrate of the recording vs the speed of the card. The goggles are recording at a lower resolution so it’s a lower bitrate. DJI lists on their website what the recording bitrate is for all their devices. If it’s anything over 240 mbps then you’ll need a faster card.
HEy, Island boy. Glad to have you here! The Mavic Mini has a recording bit rate of 40 Mb/s so I'd go with the same 32GB card as for the Mavic Pro 👉🏼 amzn.to/2Vkifm7
hello; i have a mavic air2 and a mavic air2s. i bought 2 256gb v30 a2 cards. i formatted them. i put them in my drones. both are saying. sd card too slow. i contacted dji support. the guy had no clue on how to fix
Yeah, unfortunately I didn't get the Mini in this video because it got released a few days after this video. The Mavic Mini has a recording bit rate of 40 Mb/s so I'd go with the same 32GB card as for the Mavic Pro 👉🏼 amzn.to/2Vkifm7
Ok... I have another video explaining the speed of cards. All that really matters for video is the minimum sustained write speed which is going to be 30MB/s on a U3 card and 10MB/s on a U1 card. I didn't explain the speeds in depth here because in the video where I did do that so that people could determine what card would be best for them, everyone just continually posts what camera they have and what card do they need. That's why I made this one.
@@CamberFilmSchool Makes sense, and it is a good video that you made. It is just so sad that manufacturers are not transparent about the real speed of their cards and use false data for advertisement.
@@CamberFilmSchool I haven’t checked. I bought an SD card that I thought was good but it says it’s too slow on the goggle screen for the goggles and the drone.
Have a different DJI drone 🚁 or camera 📸 that wasn’t listed? Let me know below! 👇🏼
I use the Osmo Pocket and a GoPro Black 7
With the Osmo the footage ist smooth and fluent but the GoPro Videos are lagging
I use the SanDisk Extreme 64gb
The footage works in full HD but 4k is Always shaky
What could be the Problem?
Appreciate your Work💪
By "shaky," do you mean that the footage doesn't look stabilized, or that it looks like there are dropped frames in the video? When comparing to the Osmo Pocket, most GoPro footage will probably look more shaky because the Osmo camera is on a gimbal. But if dropped frames are an issue, just make sure you are using a Micro SD that is rated to at least U1 (though U3 wouldn't hurt either) and you should be fine since the max recording bit rate of the GoPro 7 Black is 9.75 MB/s @ 4K.
@@CamberFilmSchool I meant that it looks Like there are frames dropped
I use Micro SD Sand Disk extrem U3
So the Bit rate shouldn't be a Problem
The Osmo doesnt drop frames
The GoPro 7 does
Same Micro SD
After importing on Final Cut and rendering it works
Im confused
@@vokischannel386 That is strange. If you are using the same card in both your GoPro and Osmo, I would just make sure that you are formatting it each time in each camera or else it'll be set up to save based on the file formats of the other camera. That's the only thing I can really think of that might be causing an issue.
What about the mini???
Dude. DUDE. Fukkin AWESOME video 👏 I'm acquiring an Osmo+ and couldn't find a reliable source ANYWHERE on a good sd card for it. And NOT the osmo mobile, which takes up all the search results. You just gave me everything i needed to know in 3 min (less if i skip to where i need to go). THANK YOU ❤
Awesome, bro 👍🏼 GLad to help!
Although an older video, it's really helpful for those that need help. I appreciate the simplicity of grouping the drones with SD cards. You might want to do an update for 2021. Another video that will get you more subscribers. All about good content and you can't go wrong with software.
For sure. 👍🏾 It’s about time for an update!
Perfect video mate ,just the info needed and pictures of the cards.
Well done 👍
Great! Glad to help.
Hello. Great video. What would you suggest for the caddx air unit?
What’s it’s max recording bitrate?
Great video, thank you for posting! I regards to the Mavic Mini, what is the difference between using a SanDisk 32GB Extreme microSDHC versus the 128GB? Would one be better than the other?
A 128GB will just give you 4 times as much recording than the 32GB before the card fills up.
Thank you so much this is putting it into simple English for all to understand
You're welcome!
2 videos that explain everything perfectly and yet you still have people asking all these silly questions because they're too lazy hahah... good job on all the replies mate! Great videos, keep up the good work!
I'm glad I'm not the only one who thinks that, William 😂 Thanks for your support! 👍🏼
What's best Memory card for Canon EOS 1200D And 1300D ? Please suggest at the earliest as i am about to buy urgent!!!!
What's its max recording bitrate?
Thks four your video can you please tell me whitch best card for my Mavic Mini also can I use 16-32 or 64 thks
A 64GB U3 should be fine.
Very helpful Thanks 😊 I have an Inspire 2 with the X5s , I’m assuming the same one you use for the Mavic air will be fine??
No, the X5s records up to 5Gbps which is HUGE! You’ll have to look up what DJI suggests for that because a normal Micro SD card won’t cut it at that speed.
Thanks will do that ,good Chanel 👍
No problem! 👍🏾
Hola, para un mavic mini SE, que tarjeta recomienda, compre la de 128 SanDisk A2 V30, pero no se ven los archivos de video en mi computadora
That card should be plenty fast enough. Did you remember to format it in the drone before recording?
great video very helpful, i have a dji mavic pro and you suggest sandisk extreme pro32 gb u3 A1v30 hc1, im looking on amazon uk for one and want a 64 gb but the only one is A2, is that suitable? many thanks. jay.
As long as it’s U3 rated you should be good.
Great video! Very helpful. I got one question. Can I use 100Mb/s for Mini? I am thinking of purchasing OSMO, so I wonder if 100MB/s will work for both.
Yea, that should work.
Recently purchased a DJI mini 2, wonder what is the best card for this type of drone? Thank you.
I'd go with this 64GB U3 card: amzn.to/2APWcdD
Thank you sir, great channel.
No problem. 👍 Glad to help!
Very useful video thanks man.
You're welcome, Anwar 👍🏼 Glad to help!
Sandisk Extreme Pro 64 GB microSDXC for spark or 128GB ones for dji mini 2 / mavic air 2 / mavic 2 pro.
Ok.
I bought a ZLL sg 906 max" drone and grabbed a sandisk extreme 64gb U3, A2, XC1, V30. Is that ok for this drone?, im totally new to this drone world, my first drone and actually first sd card ive ever bought too. thanks for the vid.
I’d have to know the max video bitrate to tell you. It chances are a U3 rated card is more than enough.
I just got the mini 2 fly more combo, is this the same as the mini 2 Pro for the card I need?
What is its max bitrate?
Great video and helpful tips regarding SD cards. I just got a Mavic Air 2 and used a sandisk 64gb sd card, almost identical to your suggestion but mine says A1 on it and not A2.
I took it for a first flight today and was amazing. I opted for 2.7k instead of 4k as my computer is old. The footage was jittery when watching. Is it sd card or do I switch to 1080p etc.... Im a newbie pilot by the way 😂
The A ratings are for cell phone specs so I wouldn't worry about that. As for the jittery looking footage, that's probably due to having a really high shutter speed in order to have the proper exposure with how bright it is outside. Here's a video on Shutter Speed ( ua-cam.com/video/oZAV7KxVouc/v-deo.html ) that'll help explain it (there are some examples that show comparisons from different shutter speeds) and here's another video on ND filters ( ua-cam.com/video/5Eb94P4cJ70/v-deo.html ) that'll show how to compensate for that to keep footage looking natural.
Thank you so much for your reply buddy. I will look at the links you posted in a few moments. I just thought it would auto do things in which ever mode I use. I have a cheaper Hubsan drone I got when starting and that has never had issues when I uploaded footage to computer. Thanks again and looking forward to watching the video links you sent. 👍👍👍
You're welcome. Glad to help!
my mavic mini video capture dies after 10 seconds. i am using a brand new sandisk 128gb u3...what's my problem?
Have you formatted it in the drone before recording?
Awesome information.
What’s your thoughts on an SD card for a Zino Pro?
60Mbps
Any card rated U1/C10 or higher should be good. 👍
@@CamberFilmSchool Awesome. Thank you 👍🏼
Thanks your video helped me on my question..
You’re welcome! 👍🏾
what type class micro SD should I be using in a 720/1080p SQ11 camera? All the micros I've tried come up as unreadable AVI files when I take the card out of mini cam, put into adapter in my MAC SD slot. Is it the card, the camera, the class or a Mac/Quicktime issue?
First thing I would try is to see if you can watch your footage playback while it's still in the camera. That will rule out if it's a card issue.
should i use the 64gb sandisk extreme u3 for the dji fpv drone? or should i get another
What’s it’s max video bitrate?
@@CamberFilmSchool Can record 4K/60fps video at up to 120 Mbps
Then that micro sd card should work fine. 👍
Nice-just found your channel and subbed. I have a Mavic Air and a spare 128 gb sandisk ultra class 10 A1 up tp 100 MB/s. Will this be ok as a back-up card for the air and roughly how much footage could be shot to this card at 1080p? Thanks : )
THat'll work and give you about 7 hours of footage bro 👍🏼
@@CamberFilmSchool Thanks alot!
@@CamberFilmSchool Another question I have is if im shooting 1080p does it matter if i'm using U1 or U3 cards? I've read that for 4K U3 is much better,but does it matter for 1080?
1080p should be fine with a U1 card. The highest bitrate on most of the new DJI drones is 100 mbps (12.5 MB/s) when shooting 4K so that would mean you'd want to use a U3 card because that assures that you keep a minimum write speed of 30 MB/s, which you need to be higher than the 12.5 MB/s that the 4K is recording.
Will it work the same if I got a 256gb u3 for the mavic air drone?
That should work.
I wish I could hit like 5 times. Good explain broth.
I think I bought the wrong one for my dji mimi, I bought 64Gb ultra plus.
Which one do you think is the best?
That card should be fast enough and have plenty of space for the Mini.
Im waiting for the delivery of my dji mini 2. I will be using my drone for personal purpose and leisurely. I want to maximise the features of this drone. What SD card brand and GB will you suggest for me to buy? Thanks heaps mate
Also need to know this.. 🙏
It has the same bit rate as the Mavic 2 Pro so I'd go with a 64GB U3 Micro SD card: amzn.to/2APWcdD
Sandisk Extreme Pro 128 GB microSDXC is good option.
Nice video, just facts, no fluff 👌
THat's the way I like it!
what about SanDisk 128GB Class 10 microSDXC Memory Card for Mavic Mini it works??
Yes, it should work fine.
Little bit dissapointing the mavic mini isn't in here. I had it yesterday. Pls help
Yea, the Mavic Mini came out a few weeks after I made this video... The Mavic Mini has a recording bit rate of 40 Mb/s so I'd go with the same 32GB card as for the Mavic Pro 👉🏼 amzn.to/2Vkifm7
greetings hope all is well, i just got DJi mini 2 drone, i put a 4gb card in the drone, on my remote its says no sd card, but my remote was recording still but couldn't find footage?
Did you format the card in the drone before recording?
@@CamberFilmSchool no I didn't
That’s something you should always do before recording in any camera because it sets the card up to properly record on that system. Otherwise you could get errors.
@@CamberFilmSchool man thanks brother your right!! I appreciate your help
😉
Thank u friend.. this a nice tipe
You’re welcome, Abe 👍🏾 Glad to help!
Would the lexar 1800x be a great option for a mavic 2 pro or any other that has a max recording bit rate of 100 Mbps?
Any card that has a U3 on it should work just fine. It's the minimum write speed that you care about for video, not the max.
Just got a dji mavic mini, can I use a u3 sandisk extreme micro sd card in it? I’m also thinking about taking it out of my camera, will this affect the photos already saved on it?
U3 will be fine. I would transfer whatever you have on the card first and then format it once in the drone. If you don’t format it when it’s already set up to record on a different kind of camera, it may corrupt the files.
@@CamberFilmSchool ok, thanks a lot 👍🏻
You’re welcome! 👍🏾
hi i have sandisk extreme plus class 3 with me now on dji spark. i noticed during quick shot modes the recording stops after 10-30 seconds. could SD card be an issue ?
Sound like its not fast enough. If you get a card with a "U3" symbol on it then it should be good.
Hi Camber
great vid again.
i bought a samsung evo plus 64gb card for my dji mini se, this is a card dji recommend themselves however when i try using it it stops recording after few seconds saying the ,sd card speeds too slow'
any idea why?
and what card would you recommend for use with the dji mini se?
thank you in advance
Is there a U3 or U1 on the card?
Mavic Mini. 1st time drone owner.
Nice! It’s a good one to start on.
Will an extreme plus sandisk u3 128gb v30 class 10 be good with mavic mini or do I need to get the extreme not the extreme plus
Im confused I want a storage of at least 128gb and dunno what card for mavic mini
Hey Nick, any MicroSD card labeled V30 or U3 will be more than enough to record at the Mavic Mini's max recording bitrate. 👍🏼
I looked on DJI's website and the Mavic Mini can support up to a 256GB MicroSD card.
I bought Dji Mini 2 can i use 256gb sd card Sandisk or Kingstone. Manythx
You're welcome!
Hi for mavic mini you recommend the san disk extreme 32gb, but the 128gb one is the same thing just more space or is that one not recommended?
I just did it based on the recording time I mentioned in the video but you can definitely get more. I just never keep that much footage on the card so I don’t need that much space.
Thanks for cutting out all the BS and getting right to the info.
👍👍
No problem! 👍
As for the u3. What does that mean. I see u1 u2 Etc. etc. if you can explain I would greatly appreciate that and there is this for the Mavic two pro the absolute best card I can purchase or is there something better
This video I made here ( ua-cam.com/video/ZmVir_BbITA/v-deo.html ) will explain what all the numbers on memory cards mean. U3 means it will have a minimum sustained write speed of 30 MB/s. The Mavic 2 Pro records are 100 Mb/s which translates to 12.5 MB/s. So you need at least a U3 card to keep up with that write speed. And the card I listed in the description is definitely one of the best for the Mavic 2 Pro.
I have a DJI Mini. You didn’t mention what card it needs
It wasn’t out when I made this video. What’s it’s max recording bitrate?
Please help i have the mavic mini, and i had the sd card scandisk ultra 128gb and it has 80MB/s. Is this good for my drone?
That should work just fine! 👍🏼
@@CamberFilmSchool thank you very much for your reply. God bless you.
No problem, Mahmoud! Glad to help!
CAMBER I HAVE A DJI MAVIC MINI what card would be the best thank you
The Mavic Mini has a recording bit rate of 40 Mb/s so I'd go with the same 32GB card as for the Mavic Pro 👉🏼 amzn.to/2Vkifm7
@@CamberFilmSchool ok thank you
You’re welcome!
I have P4P+ and i need some micro sd card, but the Samsung Micro SDXC EVO Plus 128gb UHS-I U3 have only 90mb/s writing and I need 100mb/s. I need maximum of possible quality, bcs im filmmaker and the shots of this drone will go to TV in future.
You are reading those wrong. It is listed as 90 MB/s, not mb/s. But even so, that 90 MB/s that you are reading on the card is a maximum writing speed, not a sustained speed which is what you need for video. The "U3" on the card means it has a minimum sustained speed of 30 MB/s, which is plenty fast for the speed you are talking. The camera records at 100 mb/s which is equal to 12.5 MB/s. MB/s means Megabytes, and mb/s means megabits. There are 8 bits in a byte so when you divide the 100 mb/s speed of the camera, you get 12.5 MB/s. SO you are good to go with what you have.
How about the new mavic mini?
I also want to know if the uhs 1 class 1 will work?
Like the sandisk ultra uhs 1 A1 128gb will work?
The Mavic Mini's max bitrate is 40 Mb/s so I'd go with the same 32GB card ( amzn.to/2Vkifm7 ) as for the Mavic Pro.
It will because the max bitrate is only 40 Mb/s which equates to 5 MB/s and a U1 will have you covered up to 10 MB/s. I typically always buy at least U3 though because it's not much more expensive and will be good up to 30 MB/s so you won't need a new one if you upgrade to a drone with a higher bitrate.
Just ordered kingston canvas select plus 256gb for 36€ (down from 50€) it is u3 but rated for 85MB write 😊
Guess im good for a couple of years 😎😎
TBONEraca that’s cool. 👍🏽 Just keep in mind that the 85 MB speed is the maximum achievable speed which means it can only do that in short bursts for times like when you’d take a lot of photos in a row. The minimum sustained write speed is what matters for video because the camera is recording at a constant speed bitrate. And U3 and V30 represent the minimum sustained speed for SD cards meaning a guaranteed sustained speed of 30 MB/s.
Do you know why the footage gets blurry whenever you start recording/streaming live with dji mavic
Sounds like a focusing issue.
What sd card is best for the mavic mini?
The Mavic Mini has a recording bit rate of 40 Mb/s so I'd go with the same 32GB card as for the Mavic Pro 👉🏼 amzn.to/2Vkifm7
@@CamberFilmSchool TY!!
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Hello I'm thinking on getting the dji air 2s what sd card would I use to give lots of video and picture time
What’s your definition of lots of time?
Thank you! very helpfull
Good to hear! Thanks, Bhai Style 👍🏼
hello and thank you for the video. your recommended 32gb card for Phantom 3 shows an Extreme Plus version, however your link in the description goes to an Extreme only card. Can you clarify which one you are actually referring to. Thank you.
The one in the link is fine. You just want to be sure to have a "U3" rating on the card for the camera's video bitrate.
Thank you!
You're welcome! 👍🏼
i have a Autel EVO 2 8K. still trying to figure out what to use.
That has a max video bitrate of 15 MB/s so I'd go with this 64GB Micro SD Card ( amzn.to/2APWcdD ) that can sustain recording up to 30 MB/s.
I have a Phantom 3 Professional. I have been using this Samsung Evo Plus 32g U1... If I used a SanDisk extreme pro with 62gb, will the video quality be better? I have been using the Samsung since I got it recently and would like to know if this is the reason why my footage hasn't been exact as clear as I want it to be (4k)
Steven 2gen, changing the card won’t change the video quality. That’s just a matter of your camera settings. The only thing the card would fix is if your current one wasn’t fast enough and causing dropped frames.
@@CamberFilmSchool I only have two options. 1 is to upload to my phone and 2 is to my chromebook from the micro sd..... Now, the video is still not coming out as clear as other videos I've seen. Why is that? I am shooting in 4k 24fps
Very clear, thank you. I was just wondering: I have an Insta360 One X camera and it came with a 32Gb Sandisk Extreme Plus microSD card. To have more recording time, I purchased a Samsung 128 EVO Plus microSD. In terms of speed, I thought these should be comparable but after some time the camera stopped randomly, error message saying that the memory card was too slow. I bought another Extreme Plus (64Gb) and this worked just fine.
The Insta360 has 2 cameras and therefore 2 simultaneous video streams. Is it the V30 spec that determines that it can handle this? As the Samsung doesn't have this.
The V30 is a newer indication that the SD Association starting putting on memory cards to show which ones are capable of maintaining at least 30MB/s while recording. It means essentially the same as the U3 rating that is on most cards that can handle that minimum sustained write speed of 30 MB/s. So, if you get a card that says U3, then you'll be good if a V30 can handle your recording speed. But if it's just U1, then that means it is only guaranteed to write at 10 MB/s for a sustained period.
Thanks !!!
You’re welcome!
freind thank you for the tips
You’re welcome!
Will the Sandisk Extreme that was in this video be good for the dji mavic mini?
Gabriel Balinski, it should work just fine. 👍🏽
Make sure get the pro or plus version.
Camera
Sensor
1/2.3” CMOS
Effective Pixels: 12 MP
Lens
FOV: 83°
35 mm format equivalent: 24 mm
Aperture: f/2.8
Focus range: 1 m to ∞
ISO
Video:
100-3200 (Auto)
100-3200 (Manual)
Photos:
100-3200 (Auto)
100-3200 (Manual)
Shutter Speed
Electronic Shutter: 4-1/8000 s
Max Image Size
4:3: 4000×3000
16:9: 4000×2250
Still Photography Modes
Single Shot
Interval: JPEG: 2/3/5/7/10/15/20/30/60 s
JPEG+RAW: 5/7/10/15/20/30/60 s
Auto Exposure Bracketing (AEB): 3 bracketed frames at 2/3 EV Bias
Panorama: Sphere, 180°, and Wide-angle
Video Resolution
4K: 3840×2160 @ 24/25/30fps
2.7K: 2720×1530 @ 24/25/30/48/50/60fps
FHD: 1920×1080 @ 24/25/30/48/50/60fps
Max Video Bitrate
100 Mbps
Zoom Range
4K: 2x
2.7K: 3x
FHD: 4x
QuickShot Modes
Dronie,
Helix,
Rocket,
Circle,
Boomerang
Supported File Formats
FAT32 (≤ 32 GB)
exFAT (> 32 GB)
Photo Formats
JPEG/DNG (RAW)
Video Formats
MP4 (H.264/MPEG-4 AVC）
Same card I have listed for the Magic 2 would be good. Same video bitrate. 64GB: amzn.to/2APWcdD
Sorry to ask but what about the phantom 4 advanced? Is the extreme or extreme pro?
As long as it's rated at U3 or V30, you should be good to go.
i just bought a MAVIC MINI. and i got a 64gb class 10 ultra it does not let me record more than 10 secs, and can not see it in my lap top, i guess i picked the wrong one and expensive what card do you you recommend , thx i apreciate your help
the one, have you formatted the card while it’s in the Mavic Mini?
@@CamberFilmSchool no i have not.
So i have to do it to make it work?
@@theone-jt7hl, yes. Whenever you put a new card into a camera or use the same card in a different type of camera, you need to format it on that camera so that it'll work properly.
@@CamberFilmSchool I did it. It said successful. But still only records about 10 secs. Then i try it again. And says. To contact dji
I tryed agb card. And it was perfect. Maybe i should try a smaller capacity sd. Than 64.
Thx.
Ok, good to hear!
hi,just wondering for the new DJI Mavic Mini,what do you think which SD or Micro SD Card better for this dronr ?,thanks in advance.
The Mavic Mini has a recording bit rate of 40 Mb/s so I'd go with the same 32GB card as for the Mavic Pro 👉🏼 amzn.to/2Vkifm7
@@CamberFilmSchool is 32gb big enough for lots of recording? Is 64gb v30 a2 ok for dji mavic mini?
It depends on your definition of lots of recording and what mode you’re shooting in. You can record a lot more at FHD than at 4K because of the data rates. The 64GB you described is good.
Does the last part include mavic air 2 as well?
Yes
@@CamberFilmSchool it has a biterate of 120 but the ones you mentioned at the end are all 100, is there a difference or any problem at all?
Nope, as along as you have a “U3” rated card then you’ll be good to go.
@@CamberFilmSchool oh ok, do I have to check the mb/s though, cause aren’t there some that are too slow for certain drones/cameras?
120 Mb/s is the same as 15 MB/s. A card with a “U3” symbol on it means that it won’t write slower than 30 MB/s. So you’ll be good as long as it is a “U3” rated card.
I have a Kinsgton 124GB but the Drone still gives the message that the SD card is slow.
A U3 rated Micro SD card should be fast enough for most drones.
Hey mate,will the sandisk v30 a2 64gb be fine for my dji mavic mini is the v30 a1 32gb better??
I’d go with the 64GB.
@@CamberFilmSchool thanks mate
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Sir: Please can you help me?: I’ve Canon T71 and I don’t know what I did, the problem is that he doesn’t want to film and a flashing warning appears that it can’t record. Please help me, thanks in advance for your answer
Have you formatted the card in the camera?
I bought 2 SanDisk Extreme micro SD cards XC V30 U3 A2 to put in my new DJI FPV and Goggles V2. The video that is recorded on the Googles is always fluid although in low resolution but the video that is recorded on the drone at 4K 60 fps is always with several breaks, it seems that sometimes freezes or that you miss frames. If I change the cards between Goggle and Drone the problem remains.
If it was a camera problem, surely the video would not look good on Goggles. Could it be that these cards do not have the performance necessary to record the 4k 60 fps of the drone?
Thank you in advance for your help!
It all depends on the bitrate of the recording vs the speed of the card. The goggles are recording at a lower resolution so it’s a lower bitrate. DJI lists on their website what the recording bitrate is for all their devices. If it’s anything over 240 mbps then you’ll need a faster card.
I have a dji mini se!
Nice! 👍
WHAT ABOUT THE DJI FPV DRONES LIKE THE TITAN DC3 or DC5?????
A U3 Micro SD card up to 128GB will have you covered.
Thanks bro
You’re welcome! 👍🏾
I wish I could get a drone!
Maybe one day! 👍🏼
Yea i wish to!
DJI Spark
Cool! 👍
How about Mavic Mini with a Samsung evo plus 128gb, 100mb/s ?
Hey, CrAzZyM0nK3Y97 🙋🏻♂️ That should work just fine for the Mavic Mini 👍🏽
I just bought a dji inspire 1 V2.0 can I use a 128gb San disk ultra micro sad card?
I got a question does the mavic mini need a ad card
Man OoOf, it needs a micro as card.
I have a phantom 3 se
Nice. 👍 what’s it’s max recording bitrate?
Im new to your channel... just got a mavic mini, what's best sd card to use?
HEy, Island boy. Glad to have you here! The Mavic Mini has a recording bit rate of 40 Mb/s so I'd go with the same 32GB card as for the Mavic Pro 👉🏼 amzn.to/2Vkifm7
Hi , which the best card for drone f11 4k pro?
It depends on what the recording bitrate is.
@@CamberFilmSchool Thank You
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DJI MINI 2
I'd go with this 64GB U3 card: amzn.to/2APWcdD
DJI mini 2
Same bit rate as the Mavic 2 Pro so I'd go with a 64GB U3 Micro SD card: amzn.to/2APWcdD
What is the best sd card for 2s
I don’t know what that is. What is the max recording bitrate?
What can I use for a f11 4K Pro
I'm not familiar with that. Do you know what it's max recording bit rate is?
@@CamberFilmSchool its says its 4k camera and camera with 100° fov lens
@@CamberFilmSchool and 2 Axis camera gimbal
The FOV is irrelevant. I need to know what it says for mbps on the recording.
@@CamberFilmSchool 30.01 frames/seconds
can u use a 128gb card in a phantom3?
Probably. Check your manual and it usually says the max compatible size.
My drone didn't come with an SD card that the picture showed when I ordered?
Then you’ll have to buy one. A lot of time the pictures is just to show what kind you need. Not what’s included.
Dji phantom 3 standard
64GB or 128GB U3
Dji phantom 3 professional
I'd go with this same card as for the Mavic Pro ( amzn.to/2Vkifm7 ).
Thanks
You're welcome 👍🏼
It is good a 128 gb san disck for a dji mavic air 2
What’s it max bitrate?
hello; i have a mavic air2 and a mavic air2s. i bought 2 256gb v30 a2 cards. i formatted them. i put them in my drones. both are saying. sd card too slow. i contacted dji support. the guy had no clue on how to fix
Did you format them in the drone or before you put them in on something else?
@@CamberFilmSchool only in the drone
@@CamberFilmSchool i notice each time you formatt the cards they loose their total storage
Any U3 card should be fast enough. What brand do you get and where did you get it from?
I have the dji spark
Nice! 👍
Mavic mini?
Yeah, unfortunately I didn't get the Mini in this video because it got released a few days after this video. The Mavic Mini has a recording bit rate of 40 Mb/s so I'd go with the same 32GB card as for the Mavic Pro 👉🏼 amzn.to/2Vkifm7
can 128 gb read by mavic air
Probably
Spark
Nice!
Well doing research on it I have a mini already
Cool
Air 2S
Nice! What's its max bitrate?
Unfortunately the advertised speed of most of those cards is NOT the real speed: Here is a speed test: ua-cam.com/video/aazprXilyxY/v-deo.html
Ok... I have another video explaining the speed of cards. All that really matters for video is the minimum sustained write speed which is going to be 30MB/s on a U3 card and 10MB/s on a U1 card. I didn't explain the speeds in depth here because in the video where I did do that so that people could determine what card would be best for them, everyone just continually posts what camera they have and what card do they need. That's why I made this one.
@@CamberFilmSchool Makes sense, and it is a good video that you made. It is just so sad that manufacturers are not transparent about the real speed of their cards and use false data for advertisement.
Yeah, unfortunately that's why these videos I made on SD cards do so well because companies make is so confusing!
What Memory card should I use for Mavic air 2?
I'd go with the same on I suggested for the Mavic 2 Pro ( amzn.to/2APWcdD ). As long as it's a U3 card it'll be fast enough for the 120 Mb/s.
Dji fpv?
What’s it’s max video bitrate?
@@CamberFilmSchool I don't really know what that is . I bought it for my hikes . I searched Google and the number 50 popped up ? Lol
A U3 64GB should be plenty then.
DJI FPV drone
Nice. What's its max recording bitrate?
@@CamberFilmSchool I haven’t checked. I bought an SD card that I thought was good but it says it’s too slow on the goggle screen for the goggles and the drone.
If you get a U3 rated card then it should be good enough. Also, try formatting the card in the drone before using it.
Dji mini 1 tell me
The Mini has a recording bit rate of 40 Mb/s so I'd go with the same 32GB card as for the Mavic Pro 👉🏼 amzn.to/2Vkifm7
@@CamberFilmSchool I have tell you the wrong name it’s mavic mini
I figured. That suggestion I gave you above was for the Mavic Mini.
@@CamberFilmSchool thanks
You’re welcome! 👍🏽
Mavic mini
Nice!
@@CamberFilmSchool do you no what is the best SD card for me
The Mavic Mini has a recording bit rate of 40 Mb/s so I'd go with the same 32GB card as for the Mavic Pro 👉🏼 amzn.to/2Vkifm7
Thx
No problem!