Kodak Ultra 64GB SDXC UHS-I U3 V30 Memory Card
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At a glance: The Kodak Ultra 64GB is an SDXC UHS-I card rated U3 and V30, with up to 100MB/s read and 85MB/s write, aimed at 4K video and RAW bursts.
About this accessory
The Kodak Ultra 64GB is an SDXC memory card rated UHS-I U3, V30 and Class 10. The quoted figures are up to 100MB/s read and 85MB/s write, which are manufacturer maximums from a benchmark test. It is aimed at 4K video and continuous RAW shooting on DSLRs and mirrorless cameras.
The U3 and V30 ratings mean at least 30MB/s sustained write, the level generally needed for 4K recording. Compared with Kodak's Premium V10 card, this one suits video and long bursts better, while the Premium is fine for Full HD and general stills. It is SDXC only, so the camera must support SDXC.
Build & handling
| Capacity | 64GB |
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| Card type | SDXC |
| UHS speed class | UHS-I U3 |
| Video speed class | V30 |
| Speed class | Class 10 |
| Read speed | Up to 100MB/s |
| Write speed | Up to 85MB/s |
Best for
Anyone moving up to 4K video or shooting RAW bursts of wildlife, sport or events on a sensible budget. Also a good spare card for a mirrorless body that records 4K.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between U3 and V30?
They are two labels for the same minimum: 30MB/s sustained write. U3 comes from the UHS standard, V30 from the video speed class system.
Is this card suitable for 4K video?
Yes, for most 4K recording. The 30MB/s minimum sustained write covers typical 4K bitrates, though very high bitrate modes may need a V60 or V90 card.
Does my camera need to support SDXC?
Yes. SDXC covers cards from 64GB upward, and older cameras that only support SD or SDHC will not read it.
What is the difference from the Kodak Premium V10 card?
The Premium is rated U1 V10 (10MB/s minimum write) and suits Full HD and stills. This Ultra card is U3 V30 with a higher write speed, so it copes better with 4K and bursts.
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