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- CompactFlash Memory Card 8GB 16GB 32GB 64GB 128GB.
- Supports the Video Performance specification for professional-quality video (VPG-20).
- Canon EOS Rebel Digital XT Digital Camera Memory Card.
- Captures high-quality images and extended lengths of stunning 1080p full-HD, 3D, and 4K video with a DSLR camera, HD camcorder, or 3D camera.
- Designed to be durable and reliable to meet your storage needs. The card is subjected to rigorous pressure, shock and vibration testing, including the application of RTV silicone coating to prevent vibration and interference.
- 16GB Speed Up to 60MB/s.
- 32GB Speed Up to 60MB/s.
- 64GB Speed Up to 160MB/s.
- 128GB Speed Up to 160MB/s.
Which ensures smooth video capture. Additionally, write speeds of up to 160MB/s allow photographers to shoot in continuous burst-mode, capturing multiple frames per second without lag time and a storage capacity of 64GB means professionals can keep shooting videos and photos without stopping to change cards.
Professional cameras deserve the power,
performance, capacity and reliability of latest innovations.
This is why professional photographers and videographers trust CompactFlash card
JR
Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2025
This was a major upgrade for my original Canon Digital Rebel! Yes it's an old camera, but it's still perfect for learning to shoot with a DSLR. Unfortunately the cards I had were quite small and always filling up when shooting raw, this new 16gb card solved that problem 100%! No compatibility issues with the older camera as far as I can tell, definitely recommended!
samiam
Reviewed in the United States on September 29, 2024
Got this card for my 5D MKII, and was a little disappointed. Technically it does what it says. It does in fact have 16gb, and can transfer data. Beyond that, it does not perform good. I got about 20mb/s on a good day. Most of the time it is not good enough for recording at 1080p with my 5dMKII.A little sad, 2/5. Get something better
OtakuN3rd
Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2024
I ran this though several disk tests and it capped out around 12MB/sec for sequential writes and 70KB/sec for small file random writes. For read speed, I saw a max of around 26MB/sec. Not amazing speed, but perfectly fine for my use.More importantly, I tested the actual capacity and found it to be more or less accurate. Windows reports it as 14.9GB, a little less than the 16GB on the sticker, but close enough.In other words, it is a real drive, even if the max data transfer speed is hyperbole.I plan to use it with an IDE adapter to replace mechanical hard drives in older computers that I like playing with.
Michael R. Blanche
Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2024
CF cards are not common any more, so I was glad to find a replacement for my largest one when it failed. This plugged in and read immediately. It can hold almost 4,000 photos on my Olympus E-410 camera. I don't use it a lot, but it does take very good photos.
Mr. Lee
Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2024
Works for my digital Nikon SLR. Easy IN, easy OUT.
D J
Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2024
It's not brand-name but works fine. I put it into my Canon EOS 50D, formatted it, and it works fine. I took some photos and reviewed them... no problems. By getting this it is a savings over brand-name versions. Let's just hope it lasts without any failures.
Rayne
Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2024
No issues here .Works as expected. has the proper size and all.
mokiach
Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2024
This probably means that it hasn't been manufactured under the standards and contract of the CompactFlash standards, but probably works ok.Rated at 60MB/sJust to be safe I reformatted the entire unit. The first time I tried using my laptop with Win11 at Fat32 for 32 gigabytes per allocation unit, which failed for some reason, but then tried it again at 26 gigabytes per unit and it worked.My sense is that this is really good for either taking still photos at any resolution, or I just use it for daily data backup of my work because my laptop has been a little sketchy lately. I just use a card reader, such as the one below, and it works much faster than any flash drive or USB memory stick. I'm so happy the CompactFlash memory storage era has arrived.https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DBQB76X9orhttps://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DBYTVFNRFor it to go a full 4K video recording, check your cameras which might require a little faster write rate -- see below.133x = 20MB/s200x = 30MB/s266x = 40MB/s300x = 45MB/s333x = 50MB/s400x = 60MB/s Write speed between 35 to 60 MB/s (this unit)600x = 90MB/s666x = 100MB/s Some 4K video cameras require about this speed700x=137MB/s800x=120MB/s900x=135MB/s1000x=150MB/s1066x=160MB/s
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