Reddit mentions of SanDisk Extreme 64GB SDXC UHS-I Card (SDSDXNE-064G-GNCIN) [Old Version]

u/pastramiswissrye is totally right in that lights, sound, lenses, and media are all more important than the best camera.

My personal favorite camera in that price range is the Panasonic G7 and a good 12-35 lens. The G7 is like the little brother to the GH4 as it does 4k and just is missing some of the more pro features and is $600 for the camera. The lens is another $600 but you could just use the kit lens and upgrade your lens later.

Continuing with what Pastrami said, you should have good audio, lights, and media storage, in addition to the camera and lens. For audio, the rode videomic pro is a good all-around shotgun mic that you can put on a boom pole for good short film on location sound, however you will need someone to help hold your boom pole.

For lights, a good reflector will help you use the sun as a light when shooting outside on location for a short film. If you are in a studio, this four socket CFL light kit will go a long way to help. I personally use one of them and they are great for the price. Just pop in four cfl bulbs and you are good to go. If you would prefer LED lights which are smaller and don't heat up as much, but are pricer, you can get this LED studio light kit.

On the media storage side of things, you are going to want to pick up a few of these 64GB U3 SD cards for use with your G7 or any other new camera you get. Especially if you plan on shooting in 4K.

If you are going to shoot in 4K, your file sizes are going to go way up and you are definitely going to need to get more hard drive space on your computer. You may even have to upgrade your computer to handle 4K video editing. It all depends on what you have and what you want to do.

On the editing side, I personally use Final Cut Pro X on my Mac. It is $300 but a great piece of editing software, used by pros. If you are on a mac but don't want to spend money, just use iMovie, it will probably do what you need it to do unless you edit in 4K. On the windows side, some people use sony vegas, some people use AVID, some people use premiere pro, there is a bunch of them out there and you kind of just have to choose one. (I have never used any of them)

Like he said, there is no canon r6i. I assume you mean T6i, but you still need to do some more research. I hope this helps!

/y/TyPiper93 - - any SDXC card that says it is "Class 10" and "U3" will do the job.

I recommend the [64GB 90MB/s Sandisk Extreme, which will cost you $27.82] (http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-Extreme-UHS-I-SDSDXNE-064G-GNCIN-Memory/dp/B013CP3MMM/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&linkCode=ll1&tag=battleforthew-20).

You can get a 128GB card with [twice the amount of storage for less than twice the cost] (http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-Extreme-UHS-I-128GB-Memory/dp/B013CP3OHU/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&linkCode=ll1&tag=battleforthew-20).

Reputable manufacturer - reasonable price.

If you have Amazon Prime and order it today, it should get there by Wednesday.

Hope this is helpful!

You need a higher speed one for optimal results. This one for example