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Title: Decent
Review: For those looking for SD cards for a camera, you should know that the Class ratings are some combination of max/continuous, random/sequential, read/write speeds. But the continuous sequential write speed is basically the only one that matters for use in a DSLR, and for this purpose, Sandisk does better than Transcend. Also, there's no reason not to buy Class 10, which are not much more expensive (if at all) for cards up to about 8GB.I'm using this card in my Canon Rebel XS (the EOS 1000D), which doesn't have very high FPS, and doesn't do video. If you have basically any higher-end DSLR, stick to Sandisk Class 10. I haven't tested it, but I would guess that the "burst" modes of even some high end compact cameras (which can hit 10 FPS for short bursts) might stress this card.
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