EAN 619659216603 Cartão SD

Cartão SDXC 128Gb Sandisk Creator 280MB/s UHS-II V60 U3

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Se você já perdeu um take porque o Cartão de Memória não aguentou a velocidade, sabe a dor de cabeça que isso dá.
O Cartão de Memória SDXC 128GB Sandisk Creator 280 MB/s V60 U3 UHS-II Classe 10 (SDSDXEP-128G-GNCIS) nasceu justamente para evitar esse tipo de problema.
Ele é um parceiro confiável para quem cria conteúdo em alto nível – seja foto ou vídeo.
Oferece alto desempenho para que os usuários possam aprimorar seu conteúdo e capturar vídeos em (6144 x 3456), UHD 4K (3840 x 2160) e Full HD, além de suportar disparos contínuos com arquivos RAW pesados, sem engasgos.
Cartão SDXC Sandisk Série Creator possui 128GB de espaço para respirar tranquilo durante longas sessões, e velocidades que impressionam: até 280 MB/s de leitura e 100 MB/s de gravação.
Traduzindo: você transfere arquivos gigantes em minutos e grava sem cortes inesperados.
Este Cartão de Memória SDXC 128 GB SanDisk Creator possui classificação UHS-II, V60 e U3 garante que a taxa mínima de gravação não caia abaixo de 60 MB/s.
Isso é essencial para manter a fluidez em vídeos de alta resolução.
Para quem trabalha em produção profissional, esse detalhe faz diferença.
E claro, ele não é só rápido: foi feito para durar.
O Cartão de Memória Sandisk Creator Series possui proteção contra gravação acidental e a resistência típica da SanDisk.
Principais Características:• Capacidade de armazenamento de 128GB• Grava vídeos em 6K, 4K UHD e Full HD com fluidez.
• Velocidade de até 280 MB/s leitura e 100 MB/s gravação.
• Classificação V60, U3 e UHS-II, garantindo gravação estável.
• Interruptor de proteção contra gravação indesejadas, para maior segurança.


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2025-09-14

5
  Wen6543


Awesome, thanks mate, you did a fantastic video, very clear and informative. Best regards.

2025-09-14

4
  dannyhernandez6792


Hi Phillip how are you? Help me with this please: To make cooking videos, between a Sony ZV-1 that costs $650 and an iPhone 12 Pro Max that costs $599, which would be the better option? I have also seen the Sony ZV-E 10 with the kit lens, but it costs $849. Please help me choose which would be better for a cooking video channel. I await your prompt response. Thank you and be well.

2025-09-14

5
  AlexdeCastro


Very useful and very well explained, thanks a lot !

2025-09-14

5
  charlinho91yt


2025-09-14

4
  lexarmemory


Word on the Cooking Creators street is were the best SD card for 4K video

2025-09-14

4
  raysville7256


Xcellent content.Thanks!

2025-09-14

5
  pasofino9583


Thank you.

2025-09-14

5
  dev2Game


We dont care just tell us what to use and show us what it looks like fuk is you talking about

2025-09-14

5
  kerilkwosf6561


This helped me understand alot but im too slow to understand the v30-v90 thing in relation to what im intending on recording. I want to shoot 4k 30fps on my dji osmo, from my understanding i would require a v60+ but not 100% sure a v30 wouldnt work. Anyone know if a v30 would effectively shoot 4k 30 fps?

2025-09-14

5
  MrsSaltyGooseGarage


I just bought a digital video camera to record drag racing with. What card would you recommend for fast motion recording?

2025-09-14

5
  HAPfilm


I really like your video so clear and informative for people great job

2025-09-14

4
  ArjunSingh-qt5jn


Is v30,60,90 matters to video recording only or its ok to go with v30 for full frame sonya7c2 camera?

2025-09-14

5
  Original_Old_Farmer


As a retired Licensed Broadcast Engineer, I agree with everything that Philip said except for one statement. If the camera I shoot with can only do 30 frames per second as its top speed, of course, that what I will use., never 24 frames per second except if I am looking to replicate the low end quality of film. If you can with your camera, use 60 frames per second do so for better looking video. Its also easier to edit. That is, your edit point is twice as large and may make the difference between good edits and poor edits. Granted, the volume of the file will be twice as much as with 30 frames. If I can, I use 128 sized cards if the camera can handle it. Just set your editor to have 60 frames per second as the normal video rate and the video will not run fast. Leaving your video editor at 30 frames per second will have the video running twice as fast. Again, other than for a special effect, dont shoot 24 frames per second. This speed was picked for film because of the audio. Silent f

2025-09-14

4
  amyw2613


Can’t wait to watch the next video addressing what you said.

2025-09-14

4
  lepyti


Short answer: V30 for 4K30, V60 for 4K60 and V90 for 4K120

2025-09-14

5
  dee007k


Awesome video!

2025-09-14

4
  CookinWithSquirrl


Great info, sir!

2025-09-14

4
  ahsnunes


Thank you for the excellent information!

2025-09-14

5
  PhướcTrần-h7p


Thanks you your videos❤❤❤

2025-09-14

4
  bishfrie


Thanks so much, i was confuswd between megabit per second mentioned in camera video bitrate specs and megabytes on v class on sd cards

2025-09-14

4
  Mekorlang


I just bought a V30 micro SD card and I thought of recording in 4K 60fps. Will it work?

2025-09-14

4
  MurphyMurdock-v9j


I love the video and this clears up so much but i do have a question, is the read speed is shows as 300mb, then how does the U3 showing a sustained read speed of 30mb factor in? Is it like no matter your connection its promising at least 30mb but can get up to 300mb/s?

2025-09-14

5
  Jgonzx


Thank you so much, my mind is clear now :)

2025-09-14

5
  huotsfordinner


Hi Philip! What is your opinion on slog vs s cinetone for food content? Love the videos.

2025-09-14

4
  MartinAlejandroLiguori


This is by far the most informative video on this topic. I was about to purchase a V90 SD card, but after watching this, I realized that it’s completely unnecessary for the Sony A6700. For 4K 10-bit 4:2:2 recording at 200Mbps, the camera only requires: V30 for 60fps V60 for 120fps (280Mbps) A V90 card is only required for slow motion at maximum FPS, making it an unnecessary expense for me. I also confirmed this by testing different SD cards in the camera, when using a slower card and adjusting the recording settings, the A6700 itself provides guidance in the menu. It recommends a V30 for standard recording and a V60 for slow-motion at 280Mbps. This video saved me from spending extra money on storage that I wouldn’t actually benefit from. Thanks for the excellent breakdown!

2025-09-14

5
  leescooking


super helpful, thank you

2025-09-14

4
  ميرو2725


Who here is a new YouTuber.Let grow together❤

2025-09-14

5
  ingzimmerman899


All we need to know.

2025-09-14

4
  RoseAnneLivao


This was exactly what I needed! Your recommendations are super helpful to make the right choice.

2025-09-14

4
  camphikelivecalifornia3864


My action camera cuts the files up to 3GB a piece. I like that because most USB flash drives will only let you transfer a file thats under 4GB per file. I end up having to use a clunky old school USB disk drive to store my other files that are larger.

2025-09-14

5
  BlackOurs


Thank you for your explanation

2025-09-14

4
  afiqdanial7343


thanks this video relly helpful

2025-09-14

5
  indunilseneviratne3835


Many thanks for explaining the formats and their properties.

2025-09-14

4
  ThePNWRiderWA


That that’s exactly what I do. I use the 128V 60 one thing I would add is don’t buy brands of cards. You’ve never heard of. I bought some no-name cards that were on sale on Amazon and I had one fail. I have never had that issue withLexar Kingston, Samsung, and other major cards.

2025-09-14

4
  xxxyyyxxx9


You’re such a great communicator, Philip (with or without mustache lol) My Canon EOS-R, shoot its version of 4K (3840 x 2160) 30 fps eats SD alive! A recent long take (for me) file at 13 minutes created a 46GB file. (2nd cam is Pana GH4) Typical long form recipe (8 to 10 minutes) eats around 150GB. Seriously running out of disk to store all this stuff.

2025-09-14

5
  PaulMansfield


In theory you can format an sdhc card in your computer as exFAT and itll become an sdxc card. Whether your camera still accept it is another matter.

2025-09-14

4
  jatinpanghal2570


bro disappeared after this one. is everything ok?

2025-09-14

4
  max7w311


Appreciate you sharing your reasoning!

2025-09-14

5
  amparor207


I have the action 5 pro I will use it to record family moments/trips what card you recommend?

2025-09-14

4
  mohammednayeem5576


Assalamualaikum Mashallah ji very very nice vlog ❤ New subscriber friend ❤️❤️❤️

2025-09-14

5
  MRG-Photos3


Is that video still coming up? Will you show us how to transfer your videos to a SSD hard drive?

2025-09-14

5
  Fjerid


So a V60 would be enough to film 4K60 - 4:2:2 10-bit? That info saves me so much money.... thank you.

2025-09-14

5
  كلهمترجم


What about xavc si 4k and hd

2025-09-14

4
  OskayNejat


Thanks

2025-09-14

5
  arifaskitchen007


Hi

2025-09-14

4
  Sanket.vjadhav


It does not work like that tho sony wont allow you to record even if your calculations do

2025-09-14

5
  WhiteLionAthletics


Absolutely solid information here. Everything was excellent and well presented. The question now: what youre pick be for a micro SD card and why? Based what you said here -and how you said it - Im sure we could learn a lot . Thank you!

2025-09-14

4
  blackericdenice


I make automotive videos and I just bought a new gopro hero 13 camera. I buy a normal scandisk ultra card and my camera tell me its too slow. I need a v30 or more card. I wish gopro had told me this before I bought a card.

2025-09-14

4
  _4ms


So , my camera can be recording with 280MB 4:2:2 10bit > is it ok when i buy V90 directly ?

2025-09-14

4
  mauiry05


Hello Philip, I was interested in one of your courses but when the links are clicked on it just gives me a prompt “this deal is no longer available” which I understand that the sale price is no longer available but how can we buy a course at regular price?