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Maybe he is from Canon giving us hints? 

1536x620 no skipping Sandisk Extreme 128Gb

much faster yey..........

check my moire test:
http://youtu.be/TTljSZUru6g
its not pretty

Yeah, I would like to try, I bought my 6D mainly for video.

should have gone with 5dm3 for camera A. Moire is so bad on wide angle that I never use it. I use 6d as camera B and only 35mm and up. Speaking of moire, I read an article http://www.eoshd.com/content/10450/2-5k-cinemascope-anamorphic-raw-on-the-5d-mark-iii where this guy is saying that there is no moire with raw cause it scans all 1080 lines and it is not skipping anything.  He was talking about 5d but if that was the case then in theory 6d would also have no issues. Is he right about 1080 TV lines I wonder or am I mixing things up cause I still have bad moire...

I think 1% said it is around 15-30

there are other ones much smaller and with built in batteries. What Im trying to figure out if you can record to these hard drives or they are just for streaming 

I think you could, this dude just copied files from ipad (5:25) to the hard drive so it goes both ways- right? http://www.esorun.com/wireless-hard-drive/49-wireless-external-hard-drive.html

Imagine if we could record to this via wifi in your backpack: http://www.bestbuy.com/site/WD+-+My+Net+N900+802.11a/b/g/n+Dual-Band+Wireless+Router+with+Built-In+2TB+Hard+Drive/5720675.p?id=1218686490710&skuId=5720675&st=hard%20drive%20wireless&cp=1&lp=2

too bad 6d wifi is slow and cant stream video

Not improved for me
is it possible to add time elapsed as well during recording?

I will be getting this for my 5Dm3
http://www.engadget.com/2013/04/26/toshiba-compact-flash-exceria-pro-150MBps/

So...

Just got my Delkin 633x which is supposedly the fasted card on the market and I'm sad to report that it gives me absolutely no improvement in performance vs my Sandisk Extreme 45MBs. Even benchmarks the same. If anyone has any suggestions on fun things to try to make it perform better then holla 

Ps. Tried formatting both fat32 and exfat (with different unit allocation sizes) and still pretty much the same - if anything is performing worse than the Sandisk. Will try a full format but not that optimistic. Don't waste your money and stick with Sandisk Extemes for now - they're like a 3rd of the price.

that sucks!
looks like that is the best it gets for 6d. I doubt that we can find a SDR50 card that can write that fast

I still have a problem with raw2dng with files larger then 4gb (windows). I though I read somewhere that Alex fixed it... 1% is there a new version that I missed? Can you upload it because the one you have up there is not opening

never mind GOT IT

slight increase on 128Gb card: 35.3 got 1800 frames

in photo mode I get 35.4 and got 2128 frames with global draw on.
exp sim off. with exp sim on it is back to 35.0

cant remember before speed but now:
@35.1 MB/s it stops after 1500 frames
when set to skip frames it stays at 35.1MB/s and skipped 36 frames until 4GB

Still 1504x600@24p stopping: 1000 frames around 1.5-6 GB.

mine stops at 1500 frames. Deff slower now

1504x640 no good on Sandisk Extreme 128Gb 45MB- skips

Importing the DNG's as a raw sequence isn't a problem, I was just curious about how to work on a frame other than the first frame of the sequence once it's opened? As in when I load the Adobe Camera plugin to correct the raw sequence it defaults to the first frame when that might not be the hero frame I want to work with to correct my sequence. Does that make anymore sense? I think I just made it worse didn't I?

It does make sense but I dont think there is a work around that, at least not until someone will figure out how to put them in a container (like MOV wrapper or something).

When opening a DNG in AE you get the Camera Raw options but with no choice on colour space, depth, resolution etc. but in Photoshop, when you look through those options you can choose up to 3072x2039 (6.3MP) . Anyone explain if this is correct and what the actual resolution of the DNG's really is? Cheers 

Try using photoshop's image processor. Convert your dng to jpeg and then import to premeire. It will allow you to import as a sequence. I remember Adobe Labs used to have dng importer for premeire but from what I read they discontinued it http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oALUwhZaK4s

Here is my workflow with DNGs:
Use photoshop image processor to convert your dng into jpeg. It will let you open the first image in photoshop raw where you can apply your color corrections. Then import in premiere, just select the first jpeg and check the sequence box. It will import as one move file. Then in project, right click and select "Modify"->"interpret footage" and set it to 24 fps. No need for AF.

As someone mentioned earlier in the thread, if you set the picture quality to JPEG instead of RAW in the default camera menu, you may get some more frames out of it. That's how I went from 36 frames to 51 with the 5D2. Not sure if it works on the 6D too, but it's worth a try!

It does! I just jumped from 29 to 53 dng in 720p (1840x632) on 6d. I have the Sandisk Extreme 128Gb 45MB
I set jpeg to S and turned off the RAW in canon menu

I've had good results with 1000x KomputerBay, even cheaper than Transcend. Was flawless in 1D C at 4K MJPEG, and that was 100MB/s to the card. Not a single dropped frame or buffer full alert. The memory in these cards probably all comes from the same manufacturer anyway!

Good price! How much does it bench in ML? How many DNGs did you get with it?

I'd like to know ML bench result of the sandisk extreme 45MB/s, anyone got this one?

Yes, i have 128 Gb 45MB and it benches 35MB/s

shot few short dng clips and payed with the footage in AF-   wow!!! I am just blown away!
Adobe labs used to have dng importer for premier what happened with it? Why did they discontinued it?