SD Card for Camera

Capture every moment with confidence using a professional-grade SD card for camera from KingSpec. Our high-performance memory cards are engineered specifically for photographers and videographers who demand reliable storage and lightning-fast performance. Whether you're shooting high-resolution photos, 4K video, or cinema-quality footage, our collection delivers the speed and capacity you need to focus on your creative vision.

Professional-Speed SD Cards for Camera Performance

Every fraction of a second counts when capturing the perfect shot. Our camera SD cards deliver exceptional read and write speeds that eliminate buffer delays and keep pace with rapid-fire shooting.

Key performance features include:

• Read speeds up to 165MB/s for instant file transfers
• Write speeds up to 81MB/s for continuous burst shooting
• UHS-I U3 and V30 speed ratings for 4K video recording
• Zero buffer lag during high-speed continuous shooting
• Seamless 4K and RAW video recording without dropped frames
  

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Camera Memory Card Capacities for Every Shooting Style

From weekend hobbyists to professional photographers on multi-day shoots, our SD card lineup offers storage options that match your specific workflow requirements.

Available capacity options:

• 64GB cards ideal for casual photographers and day trips
• 128GB cards perfect for event photography and weekend shoots
• 256GB cards designed for professional all-day sessions
• 512GB cards accommodating extended video production work
• Generous storage eliminating mid-shoot card swaps

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Rugged Photography SD Cards Built for Reliability

Professional photography takes you into challenging environments where equipment failure isn't an option. Our memory cards are built to withstand extreme conditions while protecting your irreplaceable content.

Durability features you can trust:

• Waterproof construction surviving unexpected weather
• Operating temperature range from 0°C to 70°C for various climates
• Storage temperature tolerance from -40°C to 85°C
• Shockproof design protecting against drops and impacts
• X-ray proof for worry-free airport security screening

Universal Camera SD Card Compatibility

Our SD cards work seamlessly with leading camera brands and models, ensuring optimal performance regardless of your equipment choice.

Compatible with professional cameras:

• Canon EOS R series mirrorless and DSLR cameras
• Nikon Z series and D series professional bodies
• Sony Alpha mirrorless camera systems
• Fujifilm X series and GFX medium format cameras
• Panasonic Lumix cameras and cinema-grade video equipment

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Frequently Asked Questions: SD Card for Camera

What SD card do I need for a camera?

Most modern cameras require SDXC cards with UHS-I or UHS-II speed ratings. For 4K video, choose cards rated U3 or V30 minimum. Professional photographers shooting RAW or 8K video should opt for V60 or V90 rated cards for optimal performance.

Is 256 GB enough for a camera?

A 256GB card is sufficient for most photographers shooting mixed content. It can store approximately 3,000-8,000 photos depending on file format and resolution. For video shooters or those capturing RAW files exclusively, consider your typical shooting duration when selecting capacity.

Should I choose 256GB or 512GB?

Choose 256GB if you shoot primarily photos and transfer files regularly. Opt for 512GB if you record extensive 4K video, shoot multi-day events without backup access, or prefer keeping multiple shoots on one card. The larger capacity provides peace of mind for extended sessions.

How many GB is 2000 photos?

2000 photos typically require 20-60GB depending on camera resolution and file format. JPEG files average 5-10MB each, requiring 10-20GB total. RAW files range from 25-50MB each, needing 50-100GB for 2000 images, making format choice crucial for storage planning.