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Key Features
- 128GB Capacity
- 510 MB/s Read Speed
- 370 MB/s Write Speed
- MLC NAND Flash Chips
The CFX650 128GB CFast 2.0 Flash Memory Card from Transcend is designed to meet the high data transfer demands of high-definition filmmaking. The card features read and write speeds of 510 MB/s and 370 MB/s respectively. Designed to support high-end 4K cameras and camcorders, it supports CFast 2.0 specifications for better performance. The RecoveRx photo recovery software allows you to recover accidentally deleted or lost files from the Transcend's brand storage and multimedia products.
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Will this work on the Canon C200?
Will this work on the Canon C200?
Yes, the Transcend Cfast card will work in the Canon C200.
Date published: 2019-11-19
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Any special computer needed? Or Os
You need a CFast card reader but I use the same software and laptop to read my Compact Flash cards and it works just fine.
Date published: 2018-08-25
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Will this card work with the canon 1dx II?
This model camera specs show that it can support Cfast 2 cards. I use this memory card in my BM Ursa cinema camera. The main issue is data rate of reading and writing. In my case this card is limits me from recording UHD4k in RAW at high frame rates. The card can't write the data quickly enough for that bandwidth. In your case it's a matter of how many pictures your shooting, especially in bursts mode whether the card could handle the bandwidth. It probably should. The price on the card is really appealing there are other brands to compare: Delkin has a cheap option and Lexor has several options with a variety of reading and writing speeds to accommodate different recording styles. Hope this is helpful.
Date published: 2018-08-25
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Can this record 4k RAW 60fps on the BMPCC4k without any issues? I know its not out yet but only according to whats on print so far.
Yes, it should definitely be able to handle that
Date published: 2018-10-24