SanDisk Ultra SDXC UHS-I Memory Card 128GB (80MB/s)

Sandisk have a very good reputation when it comes to S.D. cards I have found no problems with the ones I have bought. Before buying these cards make sure the camera can handle the capacity of 64gb which may have not been invisaged when the camera was made. This version is the ultra extreme example so you will get the quicker processing speed if you are taking low light or action photography. I have found out that on some Sony and Panasonic cameras use two different ways of processing the image within the camera, yes you can use the same card for both cameras but if you are re-touching pictures make sure you use the right camera to do so.

Have new versions of this, it does the job. I have faster cards, but they are overkill and with USB3 they aren't any faster than this. For a refurb it's been ok so far, but I've only used it twice at half it's capacity. I could have bought 32gb because the camera's battery dies at this point, but it was only a little bit more for 64.

I purchased the sandisk ultra 64gb sdxc uhs-i class 10 memory card for my Camera. These cards are the best size card for the average person who likes to take images as-well as video's; you'll find that the read and write to camera is fast enough and when you get home to down load the files from your camera or :card-reader" you'll have no difficulty at all because the cards are easy to handle. Unlike many of the small size cards which are fiddly for older folk, the SanDisk cards are a great size so they are not easily lost but above all the 64GB capacity hits the sweet spot for holidays and general use.