I picked up four of them for my the Sony A7rv and my A7iv. I got a sweet deal on Amazon with my business account and they were having a sale and I got them for $137 apiece. I’ve used them for seven weddings and over 20 senior portrait sessions. Not one hiccup and transferring them onto my computer is such a joy. Everybody was talking shit about them and there’s too many people that don’t give new companies a chance. I’m not paying the extreme outrageous price for a SonyCF Type A card. Nope wont do it. Not even for the prograde cards. These cards are cheaper the best UHS-ii cards. I didn’t get the card reader because I already had a Sony cf type A card reader but like I said I’ve been super happy with them and I’m not sure I haven’t been paying attention to see if they came out with any larger storage cards since then
I use 2 of these cards in my A1 currently. All going well so far. Also have the ProGrade Type A which is a bit faster at clearing the buffer in real world but not that you would notice unless you fill the buffer when shooting. I don't do sports so makes no difference to me. Also work fine for 8K video at the max bitrate .
Yeah that’s what you have to do with a camera like the a7iv, and what I do. A more expensive camera like the a1 or a7Rv you’d put a CFE in both slots for max performance. So for me it’s more about decreasing offload time. Since I have a Very fast computer, my ingest of a wedding or big video shoot is greatly limited by the speed of the card/card reader. Many days I come home with between 120 - 240GB of data, and a card like this can cut the import time by 72%.
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I picked up four of them for my the Sony A7rv and my A7iv. I got a sweet deal on Amazon with my business account and they were having a sale and I got them for $137 apiece. I’ve used them for seven weddings and over 20 senior portrait sessions. Not one hiccup and transferring them onto my computer is such a joy. Everybody was talking shit about them and there’s too many people that don’t give new companies a chance. I’m not paying the extreme outrageous price for a SonyCF Type A card. Nope wont do it. Not even for the prograde cards. These cards are cheaper the best UHS-ii cards. I didn’t get the card reader because I already had a Sony cf type A card reader but like I said I’ve been super happy with them and I’m not sure I haven’t been paying attention to see if they came out with any larger storage cards since then
Glad you’ve had a good experience! And I think they’re selling them in 1TB now as well.
I use 2 of these cards in my A1 currently. All going well so far. Also have the ProGrade Type A which is a bit faster at clearing the buffer in real world but not that you would notice unless you fill the buffer when shooting. I don't do sports so makes no difference to me. Also work fine for 8K video at the max bitrate .
I was wondering about 8K performance, as I can’t test that. Good to hear!
@@WesPerry The card doesn't have the VPG rating logo but it must be VPG400 anyway. Not seen any issues.
I got a pair of the Pergear 260 cfa and they work great
Great to hear!
I have 2 Pergear 260 for my Sony A7RV and they cause battery draining e heat, My SD Sony though no heat and drain half the battery. not satisfied
Would run one CF express and a v60 or v90 in slot 2?
Yeah that’s what you have to do with a camera like the a7iv, and what I do.
A more expensive camera like the a1 or a7Rv you’d put a CFE in both slots for max performance.
So for me it’s more about decreasing offload time. Since I have a Very fast computer, my ingest of a wedding or big video shoot is greatly limited by the speed of the card/card reader. Many days I come home with between 120 - 240GB of data, and a card like this can cut the import time by 72%.