Sony 160GB TOUGH CFexpress Type A Flash Memory Card - VPG400 High Speed G Series with Video Performance Guarantee (Read 800MB/s and Write 700MB/s) – CEA-G160T

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If we ever see Type C cards make it onto the market, I do not doubt that they will first be used by high-end cinema cameras looking to shoot 8k or 12K video at high-speed frame rates far above 60fps.

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But just as SD more or less steamrolled Compact Flash for years, it seems that CFexpress has already won this fight – and its use in cameras like the Sony A7S III is proof enough.Most CFexpress cards will indicate their speed on the card, written as XXX MB/s and corresponding to a maximum speed in megabytes per second (MB/S). Plus, it’s available in capacities of 75GB, 150GB, 325GB, 512GB and 650GB and is backed by a 48-Hour Replacement Guarantee and a Limited Lifetime Warranty. That's a handy saving if you're in the US where ProGrade cards are readily available, but in other territories a Sony card might still be your only available option for CFexpress Type A.

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The jump from V60 to V90 will hit you in the pocketbook, so there’s no reason to do that if you can’t make use of it. Nikon cameras using XQD include the full-frame flagship pro models D4, D4s, and D5, the ultra high-resolution full-frame pro model D850, the APS-C format professional D500, and the new full-frame mirrorless Z series cameras Z6 and Z7. The A7R V is an amazing technological achievement, but is it heading in the right direction – or indeed any particular direction at all? Ben is the Imaging Labs manager, responsible for all the testing on Digital Camera World and across the entire photography portfolio at Future. Although the footage still requires a little tweaking to get it perfect for social media or any other direct use as it is a little drab in color.No doubt you can customise a button to switch the human recognition on and off, but when you’re photographing a mix of subjects like this, it might just get in the way.

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The efficiency of the HEVC encoding format means you won’t need anything like that data rate even at 8K 120fps. If you’re not interested in giving SanDisk/Western Digital your money, there are obviously a ton of other options that will serve just fine. There are more capacity options though - 128GB to 1TB, and pricing of the Gold cards is a little more palatable than the Cobalt range. You may also have clocked that CFexpress comes in three varieties – Types A, B and C – and wondered about the differences between them. At the same time, other manufacturers who had been investigating the use of XQD could make a straight switch CFexpress Type B instead.It has also undergone rigorous testing in the Lexar Quality Labs to ensure performance, quality, compatibility, and reliability. In this guide, we will take a look at the differences between the Type A and Type B CFexpress cards and examine the pros and cons of cameras using these formats. Both UHS-I and UHS-II microSD cards are available, ranging from V30 to V90 — though only Delkin Devices and Kingston produce V90 cards, so the selection is significantly thinner than SD for high-speed options. It’s matched by the Sigma fp L and Leica M11, but there’s nothing that offers more megapixels in this format.