Memory Card Kodak 256GB UHS-I U3 V30 Ultra EKMSD256GXC10HPRK

The Kodak 256GB UHS-I U3 V30 Ultra memory card delivers high-capacity storage and sustained performance for photography and video recording. With up to 256GB of space and rated read speeds up to 100 MB/s and write speeds up to 90 MB/s, this SD card supports high-resolution stills, burst shooting and 4K video capture. Designed for general durability, the card is intended to perform reliably in a variety of shooting environments and fits standard SD card slots in cameras, camcorders and card readers.

Advantages

This Kodak memory card combines large storage capacity with UHS-I U3 V30 performance classification to ensure consistent write speeds for video and continuous shooting. Fast read speeds accelerate file transfer to computers and editing workflows. The card’s construction is engineered to resist common environmental stresses encountered in field use, providing stable operation during outdoor photography and travel. Compatibility with a wide range of devices makes it a flexible choice for photographers and videographers who need both capacity and speed.

Suitable for

• High-resolution photography and long shooting sessions
• 4K video recording and full HD video capture
• Action and wildlife photography with burst mode
• Backup storage for travel and event coverage

Key specifications

• Format: SD card (standard size)
• Capacity: 256 GB
• Interface: UHS-I
• Speed class: U3, V30
• Maximum read speed: up to 100 MB/s
• Maximum write speed: up to 90 MB/s

How to use

Insert the Kodak SD card into the compatible SD card slot of your camera, camcorder or card reader until it clicks into place. Format the card in the device before first use to ensure optimal file system compatibility and performance. When recording video or shooting continuous bursts, monitor available capacity and file sizes to avoid interruptions. Use a compatible card reader or the device’s USB connection to transfer files to a computer for editing and backup.

Recommendations

For reliable performance, format the card periodically in the camera you use most. Keep important footage backed up to a secondary storage location after transfer. Avoid removing the card while the device is writing data and store the card in a protective case when not in use to reduce the risk of physical damage.