In these days of the transition to DTV a question surfacing with some regularity centers on the wisdom of mixing HD and SD lenses with professional HD and SD cameras. The emergence of a global ...

Like old-school film cameras that require a roll of negatives to expose images onto, digital cameras lack onboard storage and use removable flash memory cards to ...

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At IBC, Ikegami introduced a new SD studio/EFP camera, the HK-399PW, incorporating 14-bit A/D converter (38-bit internal operation). It uses the same ASIC technology as that of an HDTV camera, and an ...

"What type of memory card do I need for my camera?" It's a common enough question, and one that you'd think would be very easy to answer. It isn't always cut and dry: Some cameras demand fast, ...

A photographer can never have too many memory cards for their cameras. After all, you’ll need one in your camera in order to actually record images, as cameras don’t offer onboard storage. Even though ...

The actual performance might often be better than the minimum. A V60-rated card might sustain 130MB/s in real-world use. A ...

Photography News: Sigma Announces Two Mirrorless Cameras Featuring Their Proprietary Foveon X3 Quattro Sensors and SA-Mount Lens Compatibility, as Well as a Wireless TTL-Enabled External Flash ...

Question: Can you help me understand all the numbers on SD camera cards? Answer: Today’s memory cards are a confusing batch of geek speak, but once you understand some of the basics, it might be ...