Wit Posted May 20, 2013 Share Posted May 20, 2013 What read- and write class micro sd cards is best for GOPRO 3 Black edition? The manual only states I should look for a class 10 but nothing on the read- and write class. Is it over the top to use 32 GB cards for your GoPro? p.s I prefer the Transcends. Thanxs for helping out! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
pietz Posted May 20, 2013 Share Posted May 20, 2013 no offense, but if the manual says class10 than obviously any class10 will do. if youd needed anything faster they would state the necessary write speeds. here is a list of bitrates of the gopro 3 black. i gooogled these, didnt take me more than 30sec: 4K-15 (protune): 3.2 hrs @ 45 Mbps4K-cin-12 (protune): 3.2 hrs @ 45 Mbps2.7k cin-24: 3.2 hrs @ 45Mbps2.7k-30: 3.2 hrs @ 45 Mbps1080-60: 4.8 hrs @ 30 Mbps1080-48: 4.8 hrs @ 30Mbps1080-30: 7.2 hrs @ 20 Mbps1080-24: 4.8 hrs @ 30 Mbps1440-48: 4.8 hrs @ 30 Mbps1440-30: 7.2 hrs @ 20 Mbps1440-24: 4.8 hrs @ 30 Mbps960-100: 4.8 hrs @ 30 Mbps960-48: 4.8 hrs @ 30 Mbps720-120: 4.8 hrs @ 30 Mbps720-60: 7.2 hrs @ 20 Mbpswvga-240: 4.8 hrs @ 30 Mbps and how can we answer the 32GB question? it obviously depends on how you use it. if you only have one battery and one sd card and youre recording at 30mbps than 32GB give you 2h20m recording time. i dont think that the gopro3s battery will live longer than an hour so with this setup a 16GB card should be enough. but if your using multiple batteries and dont wanna switch cards, why not use 32GB. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Wit Posted May 20, 2013 Author Share Posted May 20, 2013 No offense but you must be dutch regarding the way you handle this thread. Yep I know how to use Google very well. Last months this was how I worked my way through hours of google learning all the different aspects of filmmaking from scratch - story tellling, lightning, audio etc. As this is a forum for filmmakers I thought hee let's hear the opinion of other videographers who already used this camera. This is what I think a forum is for isn't it. Sometimes even when the manual says class 10 - there are opnions among videographers stating a higher read/write class was better for several reasons. Not all class 10 cards have the same writing/reading capacities. So no ofence + thanxs for the answer! Zach 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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