NEXTORAGE CFExpress Type A Card Review

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[@CodyEngel]

Based on the info you linked I don’t think they are a subsidiary of Sony. Sounds like it was formed by former Sony employees.

[@IMDABROWN]

I’ve bought some of the alternatives to Sony. Note these cards are VPG 200 (the 200 in the slate). This means the card ensures a minimum sustained write speed of 200 megabytes per second . The VPG400 address your statement @ 08:50.

[@willcarter7079]

Thank you

[@BrandonZacharie]

A lot of good information here but we should all remember that the need for higher bit rates is not related to a target platform's bit rate. That information is needed for editing. The lower the bit rate you record in, the easier that image breaks apart in edit. For example, significantly raising shadows in an 8bit video would result in a great amount of noise versus no noise in a 16bit video. I'm certain there's an Arri video around here somewhere demonstrating this.

[@willcarter7079]

I bought one prograde type a

[@cj-ip3zh]

$0.41 per GB

[@flproductions90]

Math was never my strong area 🥹

[@cj-ip3zh]

@@flproductions90 Still a great review, I ended up going with some SD cards because I already have a reader and I do not take video.