SanDisk Extreme PRO 64GB Compact Flash Memory Card UDMA 7 Speed Up To 160MB/s- SDCFXPS-064G-X46 (Label May Change)

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Product Reviews

Works as Advertised!

I received this card the other day and was curious how it would perform in my Canon 5D Mark III, so I tested it against some of my other high speed cards. Obviously you are paying a premium for the write speed, so I wanted to make sure I got what I paid for, so to speak. Here’s what I came away with:Camera Settings-Canon 5D Mark III with battery grip - 2 fully charged batteries (grip doesn’t matter)-Freshly in-camera formatted CF cards-ISO 100, 1/8000s, body cap (so f/0, manual focus)-ALO, High ISO NR, vignette removal, CA correction OFF-RAW-High Speed DriveNote: I realize that the body cap photos are all black and real photos will be larger and slow the camera more, but I think that this is the only way to have a 100% reproducible test.Test-Depress shutter fully until the camera slows-Wait for buffer write to finish-Press image review - look at # of images, subtracting the extra frame that indicated the buffer was fullResults-Sandisk 16GB (SDCFX-016G-A61) UDMA 60MB/s read/write speed rated: 19 frames-Lexar 32GB 1000x (LCF32GCTBNA1) UDMA7 - 150MB/s read / 95MB/s write speed rated: 23 frames-Sandisk 32GB Extreme Pro (SDCFXP-032G-X46) UDMA6, 90MB/s write speed rated: 25 frames-Sandisk 64GB Extreme Pro (SDCFXPS-064G-X46) 160MB/s read / 150MB/s write speed rated: 35 framesThe new card isn’t quite a 50% boost over the previous generation, but it’s close, and being able shoot at 6fp for at least 5 seconds straight in a 5DIII is excellent. I’m sure the 1DX, D4, and other cameras would also benefit from the card.

Great, super-fast card

Great card I stepped up to this from 8GB 30 MB/s CF and 32GB 80MB/s sd cards (which seemed to have similar performance in use). Compared to those 2 cards this transformed both Canon 1d IV and my 5d mkIII. On the 1D IV I have not hit my buffer limit and it clears nearly instantly. Shooting motorsports this lets me hit every car I want to using high speed frame rate on the opening lap AND have time to review my images while I’m waiting for them to come around again. On the 5dIII I am more likely to hit the buffer (still a rare occasion), but it clears quickly, again giving me a chance to review images while waiting for the cars to come around again. With my old cards sometimes the buffer hadn’t even cleared by the start of the second lap. If you shoot action (or video) This (or another cards of similar speed) is one of the best investments you can make - It can literally add new life to older gear!As for the capacity I do like not having to change cards frequently, although with such a fast card I have found myself taking more photos during a session, and there is always that “all your eggs in one basket” issue should the card get lost or camera stolen with a days shooting still in it.

Great Product

Just purchased a Canon 7D Mk II and I needed a faster CF card that would allow for the 10FPS photo burst of the camera. As I always download my camera daily when traveling, not because of space needs, but I like to get my images backed up as soon as possible. The space is more than sufficient for all of my shooting and I take a lot of photos especially round my grandkids when I use my camera’s 10FPS burst shooting mode. It performs it’s function fast and well. That is the true test. I would buy this product again, but it appears I won’t have to.

Excellent memory card - worth every penny

Man, this was pricey. But worth it because it’s like an insurance plan for my images. HAHA I use this as a back up card in my two card reader Nikon D800 camera. Images are saved to both my SD card and this CF card so that the images are backed up if one card fails. I always purchase SanDisk Extreme PRO cards for my camera as they work fast and cohesively with my camera. Fortunately, (knock on wood) I haven’t had any lost images or corrupted cards while using this brand of card.

Big capacity only matched by rock-solid reliability

This is the third one of these I’ve purchased, because this brand and size (SanDisk 128 GB Extreme Pro) is the most (PC & Mac with various readers) universally compatible part I’ve found on the market, plus it lasts more than one “shoot,” and works 100%. The same cannot be said about some of their competitors. I have 3 Canon camera bodies that take CF cards, and now I don’t have to fuss around anymore, because they all have this same huge card, I know they work, and won’t fill up right away. I can’t ask for more than that.

I figured it was better to have the speed and not need it than …

I never skimp on memory cards, and have always used Sandisk and Lexar. The speed rating is probably overkill, unless you’re shooting HD video or lots of high resolution raw photos in succession.I figured it was better to have the speed and not need it than wait for my buffer to clear on the rare occasions that I will shoot long video clips or continuous raw photos.I’ve never had any issues with SanDisk or Lexar cards, but I have heard that Lexar is much friendlier in the event that you need a replacement. Hopefully that doesn’t become an issue!

Too fast for my EOS 5D.

I bought this for my Canon EOS 5D (the first one, not Mk II or III). It only saves me about a second of write time when shooting twenty JPG images. RAW files are written about 2 seconds faster than my slower card (Transcend 133x). I never bothered with testing exceeding the 60 JPG burst of my 5D because I’ve never gone that far for my applications.It does however, save me a lot of time when it’s time to transfer images to my PC. Transferring 1.5GB worth of images (about 500 files) takes about 10 seconds.

Goodbye forever Sandisk

This is the 4th time I’ve had a sandisk fail on me. I kept going back because they really do honor their warranty and I would get replacement cards pretty quickly. However, I just lost all my work from a shoot. So you’re dead to me sandisk. I’ll never buy another SD product again. I have kingston and lexar cards from 8 years ago that I’ve never had an issue with. Should have stuck with those. (canon 5d IV & mac pro)

The Best

I’d say these are the best money can buy. Can record continuously in full 1080p with 5D Mark III using Magic Lantern raw video. Never had a problem using both for video and stills.

One Star

BUY IT DIRECT FROM SANDISK - CHEAPER!!!

5 Stars Until Year 2

Purchased in 2015, already no longer working, both CF cards purchased.Not sure what happened but they both no longer work.Switched to Lexar.

Five Stars

Perfect.

Perfect match for Canon 5D Mark IV

Using two of these as primary storage for a Canon 5D Mark IV. Works great. Can’t say much else.

Top Performer

What’s not to like? SanDisk are top of the line cards, and the Extreme Pro performs like a champion.

Four Stars

Very fast but speed is sometimes low when you shoot at RAW.

CAMERA DISK

Excellent item and seller, recommend to everyone.

Five Stars

Works well, fast and dependable with my D810s..

This card is not 32 GB!

Maybe the card I got is mislabeled, because I only get about 7 or 8 GB of space out of this card. Really disappointed because I had to start watching how many pictures I took on…

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