You are welcome. I have been getting some hot card warnings and was looking for other options. Exascend was the only new brand I saw here so I started to research them. Now we have one 4.0 spec card coming soon, I figure more should be on the way. From the ones in the video, they have some good ones out already.
@@waynerm002 Indeed, exciting times, except for my wallet lol... question, which one would you get if you mostly do photography? I heard you say that ProGrade is recommended by Nikon? Should I maybe go with that one? Thank you. I have one that writes and reads at like 440 and I am suspecting that it may be too slow for my Z8 lol
With faster speeds, better heat management and really high sustained Write speeds, these CF Express B and A cards offer the best performance on the market today. Which one will you get for your camera?
Figured I would share my research and what I found. Some are concerned about hot cards and speed with the Z8 being able to record so many codecs internally. Nextorage has impressive specs, I really want to get my hands on their cards.
HI; I have a Z9. I've seen the new cfexpress 4.0 Prograde, Cobalt or Gold. I don't know if they are suitable for current cameras. They also work with new readers
Prograde has a new 4.0 card reader that is said to improve the R/W speeds to your computer. I can’t say for sure if the capability is built in and can be activated with a firmware update, like going from XQD to CF Express type B but, it maybe possible. I haven’t come across any in my travels to buy and test.
I recently got a 4.0 reader with a 4.0 card that actually gets the 2800MB/s max read Speeds for USB/TB4 ports. Just posted a new video with the test results from these items. I'm now seeing close to the sustained R/W speeds of my current 2.0 cards That OWC Atlas Pro card however, list 3650MB/s for read speed at CF 4.0, I guess once USB5 gets released next year, we will see new readers as well, that can get us close to those speeds. Hopefully not years later.
EXACTLY the thing I was gonna ask on Saturday! Thank you Sir! :)
You are welcome. I have been getting some hot card warnings and was looking for other options. Exascend was the only new brand I saw here so I started to research them. Now we have one 4.0 spec card coming soon, I figure more should be on the way. From the ones in the video, they have some good ones out already.
@@waynerm002 Indeed, exciting times, except for my wallet lol... question, which one would you get if you mostly do photography? I heard you say that ProGrade is recommended by Nikon? Should I maybe go with that one? Thank you. I have one that writes and reads at like 440 and I am suspecting that it may be too slow for my Z8 lol
With faster speeds, better heat management and really high sustained Write speeds, these CF Express B and A cards offer the best performance on the market today. Which one will you get for your camera?
cool. I haven't seen much photo videos in a while. Thanks for this.
Figured I would share my research and what I found. Some are concerned about hot cards and speed with the Z8 being able to record so many codecs internally. Nextorage has impressive specs, I really want to get my hands on their cards.
HI; I have a Z9. I've seen the new cfexpress 4.0 Prograde, Cobalt or Gold. I don't know if they are suitable for current cameras. They also work with new readers
Prograde has a new 4.0 card reader that is said to improve the R/W speeds to your computer. I can’t say for sure if the capability is built in and can be activated with a firmware update, like going from XQD to CF Express type B but, it maybe possible. I haven’t come across any in my travels to buy and test.
Forgot to mention, the card is listed as recommended for the Z9 on Prograde’s site.
Those cards are fast! Which one are you getting?
I like the Nextorage cards, and am also interested in the Exascend cards.
Woow it’s really fast card 👌👌👌
Yep! I don’t think our camera can take advantage of that speed, I don’t plan on getting one at this time.
@@waynerm002 Z8 + Z9 they have amazing buffers if you’re wild photographer like me😅
Listed is not actual
I recently got a 4.0 reader with a 4.0 card that actually gets the 2800MB/s max read Speeds for USB/TB4 ports. Just posted a new video with the test results from these items. I'm now seeing close to the sustained R/W speeds of my current 2.0 cards
That OWC Atlas Pro card however, list 3650MB/s for read speed at CF 4.0, I guess once USB5 gets released next year, we will see new readers as well, that can get us close to those speeds. Hopefully not years later.