Deborah Kolt Offline Upload & Sell: Off
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I've had multiple Sandisk and Lexar 3500 cards. I had a problem with a Sandisk where the camera suddenly stopped recognizing the card mid-shoot. Refreshing the card solved the problem. Now I refresh religiously after three shoots.
I have a couple of Lexar 3500s. First one worked great. Second one was a problem out of he box - it bricked the camera after about 20 minutes. Pulled the battery and switched out the card and it cleared. Customer service at Lexar was stellar, as always. They replaced the card and had the photos on it recovered at no charge. Replacement works great.
Both brands work well. As with any new technology, there have been a few hiccups, but a reliable manufacturer always stands behind their product. I have a slight bias towards the Lexar because they don't get as hot. Also, according to Lexar, the 3500 doesn't need the regular refreshing that the Sandisk does. But I am comfortable shooting with either.
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