- #Blackmagic disk speed test results pro#
- #Blackmagic disk speed test results plus#
- #Blackmagic disk speed test results professional#
#Blackmagic disk speed test results pro#
SanDisk Extreme Pro 512GB 95MB/sec (SDSDXP) - RAW 30fps Cards that have been tested for this category are removed from the blank recording testing list after being added here, as this is a more meaningful test.Īngelbird AVP064SDMK2V60 64GB - RAW 30fps Testing is limited to the codecs and frame rates suggested by the disk speed test results, and by the blank recording testing if that was done. This test involves walking around with the camera and shooting one continuous clip of various random objects for 15 minutes or longer. Samsung 128GB 100MB/s (U3) MicroSDXC Evo Select (MB-ME128GA/AM) - FAILED Kingston Canvas React 32GB microSDHC Class 10 microSD (SDCR/32GB) - FAILED Sony 32GB Class 10 UHS-1/U3 SDHC up to 95MB/s (SF16UZ/TQN) - 422 24fps SanDisk SDSDXPK-064G-ANCIN Sandisk Extreme Pro 64GB UHS-II - HQ 25fps Transcend 32 GB Uhs-II Class 3 V90 SDHC (TS32GSDC700S) - HQ 30fps Testing is not done below Prores LT 30p - if that codec and frame rate do not work, the card is listed as FAILED and testing stops here. The highest codec and frame rate that survives testing with no dropped frames is listed here. Testing is done for at least 15 minutes or until the card is filled (if it cannot hold that much). Testing is limited to the codecs and frame rates suggested by the disk test speed results. This is not definitive as the codecs can sometimes be variable-rate and just recording black will not always cause a failure as quickly as shooting actual footage the benefit is that I can start the test and do other things while it runs, so I can narrow things down for later stages of testing.
With this test, the camera will record onto the card with the lens cap or body cap in place - just recording black while the camera sits on a table. This is preliminary on-camera testing that might sometimes get skipped as it is less useful than the next stage. Sandisk Extreme Pro 128GB 95MB/sec V30 UHS-II (SDSDXXG) SanDisk 128GB Extreme A2 UHS-I Class 10 V30 U3 microSDXC Sony SDHC UHS-II “G Series” SF-G32/T1 (32GB) If the camera indicates “NO CARD” when the card is inserted, the card is obviously not suitable for the camera, and testing stops here.
#Blackmagic disk speed test results plus#
Verbatim 32GB Pro Plus 600X SDHC Memory Card, UHS-I V30 U3 Class 10 - 290.7 SanDisk Extreme Pro 128GB 95MB/sec V30 UHS-II (SDSDXXG) - 90.9 SanDisk 128GB Extreme A2 UHS-I Class 10 V30 U3 microSDXC - 84.2 SanDisk Extreme Plus 64GB microSDXC UHS-I U3 V30 A1 - 80.2 Samsung 128GB 100MB/s (U3) MicroSDXC Evo Select (MB-ME128GA/AM) - 77.5 SanDisk SDSDXPK-064G-ANCIN Sandisk Extreme Pro 64GB UHS-II - 76.7 Kingston Canvas React 128GB SDXC SDR/128GB - 73.2
Transcend 32 GB Uhs-II Class 3 V90 SDHC (TS32GSDC700S) - 68.5 Kingston Canvas React 32GB microSDHC Class 10 microSD (SDCR/32GB) - 37.9 Netac UHS-I U3 V30 Ultra microSDXC 256GB - 30.7 ProGrade Digital Micro SDXC UHS-II V60 microSD 32GB - 25.2
#Blackmagic disk speed test results professional#
Lexar Professional 1667x 64GB SDXC UHS-II/U3 Card (LSD64GCBNA1667) - 13.6 All cards are formatted HFS+ using a computer. If observed speed is less than 35 MB/sec, testing stops here.
Testing done using a SanDisk UHS-1 Reader showing lowest write speed observed during multiple test cycles (at least 5) with the tool with the 5 GB setting selected. I will edit this post as I test more cards.īlackmagic Design Disk Speed Test Results YMMV, but hoping someone finds it at least somewhat helpful.
Ok, since I am starting to experiment with various cards for the BMPCC I just got used, I figured I would make a list of the cards I have tried and how poorly it went with each, on my particular camera.
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