the kingston technology 32gb pro compact flash card is great all of the other sites were more expensive and this is a great deal to buy i have not had any problems with it and it works great so if
this card is much, much faster than the drive ever was, my battery life is hugely extended, and the restore worked right in itunes; didn't have to plug it in to external power like i always did with
in the 2.5 months since, i have shot 4,000 images, using 22 gb of memory.
have this card for more than one month, it has been working great in my 5d mkii.
it works great.
it was $99.75 and a great product.
great product for digital photography with my canon 5d mark ii camera, has room for hd movies also.
i had no issues with this product which worked with a nikon d300 out the packet.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/b001f50ek0/ref=cm_cr_rev_prod_img i have been using this card for about a month and it is flawless and handles the hd videos and large files my 5d markii creates
fixed or removable and may ruin camera compatibility but if you determine you need it then launch a dos window and use the convert command and use compression if you'd like more than 32gb of storage:
i ignore the x ratings on most memory cards, but this one is such a leap beyond even the fastest premium brands i have used in the past it is worth noting.
the performance was great, and plan to install it in my freenas server to hold the freenas's os.
transcend!it's now housed in a camera that most of you would laugh at, but at least it has a home.
and it works with flying colors, but i have to buy the ?ber expensive 16gb to use windows 7, because i can't find a reworked small copy yet (hard drives need 8.1gb of partition space for win7beta).
i'd just have to use an external hdd or usb stick for files.*used to take out unnecessary stuff and make xp load faster.
i can fill my camera's buffer plenty fast with the d3, and it empties plenty fast as well.transcend makes a great quality product.
it was difficult straying from the brand name i was familiar with but i took a chance and purchased the transcend 300x 8gb cf memory.
it performs flawlessly with super fast download if you buy the firewire card reader to get the maximum transfer speed.
it really works great with my nikon d300 with the optional battery grip which bumps up to 8fps.
this card reaches it's advertized speeds, unlike some other 300x cards out there.
i just love it when a company puts out a better product for less money than the competition.
and your computer will crash after you wake from any sleep/suspend state and it will no longer work in any other computer and it will never work in a memory card reader ever again.
this card is almost as fast as the hoodman 300x card, and a great deal cheaper.
a good deal cheaper than the lexars and sandisks, but they work great, no issues so far.
my systems pre-dates ssd technology, so that could possible be the delay cause, as most chipsets are not geared for ssd drives.
with cf cards it is about price to capacity and write speed.
as in my review of the generally similar kingston ultimate 266x card in the 16gb capacity, i use these high-speed cards, as opposed to the 133x class, in order to maintain as much shooting speed as
i shoot professionally and this card, like all the lexar cards i use is just great.
both are capable of taking several very large raw photos per second.
this is partly due to the camera, of course, but the fast write speed of the lexar keeps up when shooting those massive 21 megapixel images or high def video.
this card is twice the capacity of my old 4gb kingston cf card and it is less than what the kingston cost.
fast card cons: none other thoughts: most important with any card is to format it in the camera - then no problems.
great card, good price.
i take a lot of hockey shots and i really need a fast, large card that can handle an entire game of many burst mode shots.
the d200 does have a very large buffer though after all.
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