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World’s largest Class 10 SD card in Stock at Adorama (521GB Sandisk).

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The world’s largest SD class 10 card, the Sandisk 521GB(!) is in Stock now at Adorama (Click here).

Full Frame E-mount:
$200 off on the A7r body at Amazon, Adorama, BHphoto and SonyStore.
$200 off on the A7 body at Amazon, Adorama, BHphoto and SonyStore.
$200 off on the A7 with kit lens body at Amazon, Adorama, BHphoto and SonyStore.

A-mount:
$300 off on the A99 and free vertical grip included too at Amazon, Adorama and BHphoto.
The A58 with kit lens sells for $448 only at Amazon (Click here).
The 16-105mm lens sells now for $498 at Amazon (Click here).
Sony A77 for $618 at SonyStore.
Sony A77 with kit lens  for $787 at SonyStore.

Sony refurbished stuff:
The refurbished A7 with kit lens sells for $1,329 at [shoplink 29884 ebay]eBay US (Click here)[/shoplink].
[shoplink 29895 ebay]55mm f/1.8 $789 (Click here)[/shoplink].
[shoplink 29897 ebay]24 -70mm f/2.8 A-mount for $1399 (Click here)[/shoplink].

Extras:
Rocky Nook sells all their Sony eBooks with a 35% discount when you sue the code “RNSY14“.

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    1. in 10 years everything will be connected to the Internet and will be traceable/ed (all the time) by the few bigs. every part of your camera or tv or car. the nice part is that this will make absolute personalization totally possible. you’ll have the camera you want. with all the extras and lenses and the look you really want 🙂 but do you want it ? 🙂

      the next step: each cell of you will have that very same connection to the net — how many possibilities are there? amazing time you say ? YES! IT IS.

      1. That’s why I shoot film. When the Aliens take over and start eating everyone my weapon of choice will be a Dynax 7. It’s our only hope.

    1. LOL,printer ink is expensive as hell. I just saw some ink on auction at ebay that went for 10 bucks less than the printer but would have cost more than the printer if it was purchased at retail

  1. So, I guess this card will be good for a future Sony camera that doesn’t even exist just yet, maybe the new medium format one, or for some lengthy 4K shoot for any future camera that will eventually record 4K inside the camera.

  2. Yikes. You can get a Crucial MX100 512GB SSD for a quarter of that price with fives times the write rate. Of course, a lot larger, but is seems to me that SSDs would be ideal for medium/large bodied video cameras.

    1. Why do you use the subjunctive? Professional video cams like the Blackmagic Production use SSDs and no cards….

      1. I’m thinking of prosumer kit, not full professional stuff. That means video cameras in about the Sony VG900 to Canon C300 type range. I know that these don’t need the full bandwidth of an SSD, but if/when they are to produce RAW video (even in a compressed form), then the sort of bandwidth and capacity that an SSD can offer will be required. 1TB SSDs are reasonably affordable at the moment, and capacities will go up, whilst price per unit storage will drop and that can be expected to continue due to competitive pressure.

        Even if 2.5″ SSDs are a bit too big, there are 1.8″ SSDs currently available with capacities up to 480GB.

  3. I would be much happier with a quarter of the size, but double speed!

    Of course if cameras could take advantage of it as well …

      1. He, he, good one, I never thought someone could read it like this.

        Its interesting how people see things from different perspective.
        The good thing that I can take from this, is that all that porn watching was not that brain damaging for me as I thought …

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