XQD cards
Feb 13, 2021 10:55:51 #
cameraf4 wrote:
Good point, ron. But my 46MP D850 eats 1 gig cards for breakfast.
Yeah I don’t think 1 or 2 gb would be a good idea. That’s all the D50 will take unless I go to mb. Even have a few of those from years past. Still work too.
Feb 13, 2021 11:59:05 #
JeffDavidson wrote:
CF Express will be replacing the XQD. Currently they are a little more expensive than the XQD. With free software updates for your camera, they work in the XQD slots perfectly. They are also a little faster, great buffering for large bursts.
Thanks, next purchase, i will get the CF cards and a reader.
Feb 14, 2021 00:00:21 #
cameraf4 wrote:
Good point, ron. But my 46MP D850 eats 1 gig cards for breakfast.
You could always set the 850 for a smaller RAW file and only use the full 46 mpx. when taking shots that might need to be severely cropped.
Feb 14, 2021 15:48:00 #
[quote=rkaminer]
... for the CFexpress card compatibility ... anyway, but does the CF card actually improve the writing speed? ...
Don't use that abbreviation "CF" for CFexpress cards because there's such a thing as a CF card, they're still common, and they're different from what we've just been discussing. It would cause confusion, and we already have plenty.
... for the CFexpress card compatibility ... anyway, but does the CF card actually improve the writing speed? ...
Don't use that abbreviation "CF" for CFexpress cards because there's such a thing as a CF card, they're still common, and they're different from what we've just been discussing. It would cause confusion, and we already have plenty.
Feb 14, 2021 15:53:03 #
[quote=lautenk2]
Good point, of course I was referring to the CFexpress type B cards. Thanks for making it clear.
rkaminer wrote:
... for the CFexpress card compatibility ... anyway, but does the CF card actually improve the writing speed? ...
Don't use that abbreviation "CF" for CFexpress cards because there's such a thing as a CF card, they're still common, and they're different from what we've just been discussing. It would cause confusion, and we already have plenty.
... for the CFexpress card compatibility ... anyway, but does the CF card actually improve the writing speed? ...
Don't use that abbreviation "CF" for CFexpress cards because there's such a thing as a CF card, they're still common, and they're different from what we've just been discussing. It would cause confusion, and we already have plenty.
Good point, of course I was referring to the CFexpress type B cards. Thanks for making it clear.
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