The writing speed is too slow for 4K video recording. Check my reply and you will able to find the list that DJI recommendsSo I just got this sd card from Best buy to use with the MA2. This won't work too well then? If not, why exactly? It's a class 10
Ok thanks. And doesn't matter the brand right? Or stick with sandisk? I found a u3 v90 256gb by Samsung evo online also.The writing speed is too slow for 4K video recording. Check my reply and you will able to find the list that DJI recommends
Yes, choose whichever you likeOk thanks. And doesn't matter the brand right? Or stick with sandisk? I found a u3 v90 256gb by Samsung evo online also.
That makes sense. Don't forget to change your sd card when you change the battery so you won't lose your footage.I just bought a 128gb SanDisk U3. It was the same card that was offered by DJI when ordering the MA2 (in 64gb option too) but was nearly half the price from Amazon, as expected.
I’m not too worried about losing footage to be honest, most of it probably won’t be very good until I’ve got some more practice anyway ? but having multiple cards seems like a logical, practical and sensible idea. I’ll probably order another card at some point in the future.
I know it is not on the list of recommended but I see that it is possible to use 512Gb for MA2I used a Mavic Air 2 and a SanDisk Extreme 512 GB microSDXC without any issues and demonstrate multiple formatting operations being executed via the DJI on-board control (app). Please reference my YouTube URL for demonstration if you would like. I receive no kick-back and am in no way promoting or affiliated or the like with DJI, Amazon, or SanDisk, or Youtube (or the like).
URL Demonstration: Demonstration of 512 GB microSDXC in DJI Mavic Air 2 Drone
Sincerely,
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