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DirFX - SanDisk 32GB Extreme Pro CF memory card - UDMA 90MB/s 600x (SDCFXP-032G-A91, US Retail Package)
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List Price: $454.00
Our Price: Too low to display
Availability: N/A
Manufacturer: SanDisk
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Binding: Electronics
Brand: SanDisk
EAN: 0619659056308
Feature: SanDisk Extreme?? Pro CompactFlash?? up to 90 MB/s* write speeds and UDMA-6 enabled.
Is Autographed: 0
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Label: SanDisk
Manufacturer: SanDisk
Model: Pro
Publisher: SanDisk
Studio: SanDisk
Warranty: Limited lifetime warranty
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Features
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SanDisk Extreme?? Pro CompactFlash?? up to 90 MB/s* write speeds and UDMA-6 enabled.
Extreme Technology with SanDisks Power Core Controller & Enhanced Super-Parallel Processing ESP.
Invented by SanDisk to increase the card's performance level with less wear and tear.
It is sealed with RTV silicone coating for added protection against moisture and humidity.
This card delivers professional performance.
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Editorial Reviews:
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Now there's a memory card fast enough to keep up with your advanced DSLR: The SanDisk Extreme Pro CompactFlash card. With lightning-fast (up to 90 MB/s write) speed, you'll be able to capture more continuous burst shooting-and get the most out of your professional digital SLR camera.
SanDisk engineered its Power Core Controller to take whatever your camera's buffer can dish out. By distributing image data across the card more rapidly and efficiently, this card delivers professional performance.
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Don't pay that much for it!!! It is not worthed it.
Comment: I was expecting a 600X card to be faster than a 133X card. I just can't shoot high speed with my 7D without having the buffer filled. I am very disapointed. I should have bought another Transcend 133X 32G card for half the price. I can't return it because I got rid of the packaging.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Extreme Pro 32GB CF makes life a lot easier!
Comment: I mostly use a Canon 1Ds Mk3, and shoot fashion - studio & catwalk.
16Gb = about 250 images in RAW+JPEG
normally keeping a Transcend 16Gb class six SDHC card in the SD slot and a CF of about 8GB (Extreme 4)
means I get through a couple of SD cards a shoot. They are easy to plug into my Toshiba laptop SC slot
for transfer.
For catwalk shoots with 500-800 shots I would shoot JPEG only. Using RAW the camera slows after 4-5 frames
in high speed shooting mode and also need to change the SD card during a shoot.
The 32Gb Extreme Pro changed things.
(1) I can shoot to one card, and although I now need a CF to ExpressCard adapter for upload, the CF does
not need changing
(2) I can do catwalks in RAW - 2 secs at 5/sec is no problem with the speed of teh Extreme Pro.
I'm also expecting to use this card (and a few more that I will buy - possibly the 64Gb) in my 1Ds Mk4
when I upgrade later this year (it has even higher wrire speed demands but has UDMA 6)
Great product - just hoping the price decline continues so the 64Gb becomes more affordable.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Coulda, shoulda, woulda
Comment: I have used two 32Gb SanDisk Extreme Pros in my Nikon D3X for a couple of weeks now. I thought they were adequately fast enough to catch action at a sporting event and was pleased with my purchase at a little over $320 each.
Then a friend of mine showed me his D3X with new Lexar Pro 600 cards and suddenly I was upset for not waiting for the Lexar. He paid about $24 each more for his two cards and they are infinitely faster when writing from the camera to the cards than my SanDisk cards that are supposedly the same speed. He tells me that the difference lies in the chip circuitry in the Lexar cards. Coulda, shoulda, woulda. Next time I'll wait...I'm a little disappointed in my purchase decision.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Fast, with abundant storage
Comment: After purchasing my Canon EOS 1DmkIV (10 frames/second) I found the camera would stall in a few seconds using my old cards. Shooting a bird in flight would be suddenly interrupted at the most inconvenient times when the buffer filled, which was quite soon. With this card I can shoot unlimited RAW files at 10 fps without slowing at all. Shotting RAW+JPEG still slows things down after the buffer fills, but never stalls completely. If you need to shoot continuous action with a camera that produces large files, it wil not get any better than this until the next generation card comes along.
Customer Rating:
Summary: The card to have for the Canon 5D / 7D
Comment: Like some of the reviewers, I am using this card with the canon 5D Mk ii. The 90MB / sec speed allows you to shoot at the 5D's maximum rate and not worry about it holding back the camera's onboard buffer. My experience with the card so far has been fantastic - it makes shooting RAW images and HD video with the 5D completely manageable. Don't let the price scare you away - you won't regret the performance this card brings to the table, especially when you're 900+ plus images into a shoot. Highly recommended, and kudos too for the Amazon vendor - I ordered this on a Thursday, and the card showed up on Saturday via registered mail. Awesome!
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