(C-)RAW Buffer Test | Which SD card for Canon R6 Mark II's 40fps burst mode

The Canon EOS R6 Mark II [ http://vturl.de/a/1zf ]* is a performance beast with up to 40 fps, reasonable sizes image buffer and an almost perfect autofocus system. But you still need fast SD UHS-II memory cards, both for video and fast burst shooting. You own another camera? Check out our database of cameras we've already tested: http://vturl.de/MCGC ► SD Memory Cards tested with the EOS R6 Mark II: http://vturl.de/g/1ze High-Performance | SD UHS-II » Kingston Canvas React Plus: http://vturl.de/z/1s0 * [Amazon] » Lexar Professional 2000x: http://vturl.de/z/1xi * [Amazon] » ProGrade Cobalt: http://vturl.de/a/1yi * [Adorama] » Sony Tough G: http://vturl.de/a/1vj * [Adorama] Great Price-Performance | SD UHS-II » Angelbird AV Pro SD V60 Mk. II: http://vturl.de/z/1vh * [Amazon] » Lexar Professional 1800x: http://vturl.de/a/1w7 * [Adorama] » Sabrent Rocket V60: http://vturl.de/z/1z0 * [Amazon] #memorycard #canoneosr6ii ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Microphone used: http://vturl.de/z/1i4​ * Camera used: http://vturl.de/z/1i5​ * ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ValueTech-Community-Forum (GER): https://www.valuetech.de/forum/​ Imprint: https://www.memorycard-lab.com/-Imprint *Affiliate-Link. If you're buying products using one of the linked online shops, this channel receive a small commission. The price for you isn't changing though.