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We’ve teamed up with SanDisk for a product bundle giveaway featuring the Extreme PRO CompactFlash, newly upgraded Extreme Pro SDXC UHS-I cards and the Ultra Dual USB Drive to bring you the ultimate memory storage bundle. All you need to do to win is tell us what you will shoot with all that storage space!
4K Ultra HD video resolution is the next generation of video quality ushering a new era of consumer devices that require fast, reliable storage as a core enabling component. The exceptional resolution that 4K Ultra HD video delivers comes at the expense of very large files that can reach up to four times the size of a Full HD (1080p) video file. With this bundle, you can rest assured you have the high performance and capacity necessary to capture the highest quality video possible no matter if you are using a DSLR, point and shoot or mobile device.
Prize Pack
Extreme PRO CompactFlash 128GB
Optimized for 4K video capture, the SanDisk Extreme PRO CompactFlash Memory Card delivers a minimum sustained write speed of 65MB/s with an industry-leading shot speed of up to 150MB/s. And with transfer speeds of up to 160MB/s, it makes it easy to move even large files for storage and editing. With this memory card's dependability and extreme speed, you'll experience faster shot-to-shot performance, increased workflow efficiency, and better use of advanced functions, such as multiple frames per second shooting and continuous burst mode shooting.
Extreme PRO SDXC UHS-I 64GB (x2)
Never miss the moment with the world's fastest SDHC/SDXC memory card. With write speeds up to 90 MB/s and read speeds up to 95 MB/s this card exploits your DSLR's potential for continuous burst mode shooting. Engineered with UHS-I bus architecture, it is designed to exceed rigorous performance standards. You'll catch all those high-resolution action shots the moment they happen. The card also features Class 10 and UHS Speed Class 3 (U3) ratings, which is recommended by the SD Association for 4K Ultra HD video capture.
The Ultra Dual USB Drive allows you to easily transfer files between Android™ smartphones and tablets, PC and Mac computers, freeing up space for photos, videos and more! You can listen to more music, share more videos and photos, and watch HD movies—without worrying about filling up your phone’s internal memory!
Rules and How to Win
1) You must live in the United States or Canada and at least 18 years of age in order to be eligible to win.
2) To submit your entry, simply comment below and tell us what you would shoot with all that glorious storage. That's it! One lucky winner (randomly selected) will get the whole package and walk away with enough storage to shoot just about anything.
3) The contest ends in one week, September 17, 2014 at noon. Good luck!
EVERYTHING!!!!!!!
It's the middle of soccer season. At about 400 shots per game, I wrack up a a lot of images in a season.
Since i'm shooting gumball rallies for the American Gumball Rally and soon, the Motor City Gumball (hopefully), I have to shoot one or two thousand pictures a day for 2 or 3 days at a time. These cards would be sublime for handling all that data, especially since I will also be shooting video. Since I have dual SD card slots, I could shoot pictures on one and shoot video on the other. Nothing could be more perfect. I've always dreamed about being able to afford these some day. It would be great to some day get up there with the big leagues like the Gumball 3000 or goldRush.
Memory cards. I would take 256GB work of memory card pictures.
I could definitely use these cards for shooting long wedding days with the D810!
Weddings, weddings, and more weddings.
I would use this bundle to photograph and film my students in TV Club and when I work as a second shooter at mitzfahs.
Real estate and food RAWs will nicely fit onto the 64gig sd
Shoot mountain bike riders, would love to get the SD card
I just got the d810 I need all the storage I can find
I Love SanDisk! I would use it to shoot video with my with my 6D
I would shoot everything.
I'd shoot all types of things! I think i would have to go and film some super epic crazy stunts. Like doing backflips with my 5D3 strapped to my head and my 70D on my chest as i jump out of a plane and then landing on a skateboard and riding down a mega-ramp and doing an insane aerial manoeuvre. Yeah, i think i would use this prize pretty well.
I'll shoot small animals.... and then take photos of their cute little taxedermied bodies in tuxedos, sporting a monical, all while holding a cane as if to counter a limp from an injury they received in "the war".
landscapes and concerts
raw video, raw video, and moar raw video!!
Photos of our beautiful new baby.
I'd shoot more video with the high-performance CF card.
If I win, I will shoot more smiles & more expressions
Fall fashion!!
I would take lots of photographs. Lots. Maybe some video too.
Eh, probably nothing, it would likely sit underutilized on the shelf with the rest of my camera gear.
My next project is "decay", finding urban and rural remnants that nature has reclaimed; abandoned buildings, monuments, and other man-made structures.
Living in a big city there is no end to what I could photograph. Once I have kinds, though, I have no doubt they will become my focus.
I would shoot food video recipes and urban/architecture photography.
Love to have these to shoot my weddings with magic lantern!!
wow perfect products when im traveling to shot architectural projects
I'd love to capture all my travel photos onto those memory cards! :D
I'd love to dabble in video but with smaller capacity cards I just don't have the room.
I would love to shoot time lapse and video with a 64GB SD card.
I'd love to use it out and about doing automotive photography and aviation photography. They'd also be great for vacations or anytime I'm in the field.
I would shoot a ton of panoramas to stitch together in PhotoShop, architectural photos, real estate photos, video... Wait, I'd have 128GB of storage in my camera, so I'd shoot whatever the heck I want, and lots of it!
I live in a town of 10,000 people where my wife grew up and we are moving at end of year. I have a project to document the merchants and people who have been here since the 50's
These would be a great addition to my wedding day kit. Imagine not having to change memory cards for the whole 12 hour day!
I tend to run out of space quite a bit, and with these would be able to shoot a slew of weddings and personal projects
I would use this prize to assist me in photographing in the Sultanate of Oman for a book I'm doing.
I'd fill it up with a hiking trip in the Adirondack Mountains!
Video! Tons of it.
I would shoot family photos and Indiana landscape.
Lots and lots of studio portraits!
I would shoot landscapes with the SD card, use the CF card when the D400/9300 is finally for sale, and use the usb for transferring files and at university.
I would shoot my upcoming horror feature film based in Maine on the SD and Compact Flash cards and back up the best scenes on the USB Drive.
On any of those cards. Timelapses - alot of them. Day to night on one card....
All the things!
I could shoot an all-day event and not have to worry about changing cards once.
I want to capture growth of my newborn in RAW using Magic Lantern + Sandisk Extreme PRO CompactFlash.
Long hikes through the rainforest shooting everything in my path.
I love putting my eggs all in one basket, less to keep track of. How awesome would it be sot shoot events without worrying about having enough memory!
I would use these to film dance events in with my new GH4 + Metabones Speedbooster + EF glass combo!
Gigapixel image of iconic LA areas and attractions in the middle of the day completely free of people, just to take 9000 pictures for one 3 piece series. (OVERKILL!!!) Then a series of portraits and action shots with a model and surfers on the beach at sunset in Malibu to handle a small swimsuit and hats client. Finish it up with a night shoot for a series i'm calling "City Kitty" which will end up being a PSA series about the mountain lions that live near populated areas in Southern California. And that's just day one for the CF card. The SD would probably be used as music storage in my car. As for that dual drive, that would be a serious help at work for quickly transferring videos and content around the office to the programmers so they can program and light up the Interactive apps and experiences that you all love.
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