Lexar Professional 1066x 128GB VPG-65 CompactFlash Card (Up to 160MB/s Read) LCF128CRBNA1066 Black & Professional 1667X 128GB SDXC Uhs-II/U3 Card (LSD128CBNA1667), Black

When I purchased the 16GB version, I was previously using (mostly) two Using the 400x card as a reference, I tested how much faster it was than the card I was using before. According to Lexar, the 400x is capable of delivering up to 60MB/s, whereas the 1066X is capable of This is what I am using in my Canon 5D MK I used manual mode during my test, and I used these
I was shooting in RAW with all in camera adjustments turned off (which is how I normally shoot anyways). **I took the shots at 1/125 sec, F/4, 24mm, daylight WB, continuous mode, ISO. By using a timer, I set a timer for every 10 seconds. The results of this study were not scientific, so please allow some margin for error There is a margin of error of 1 frame. In this example, a 400x lens is used. The burst would slow at 14-16 seconds at an ISO 100 lens, 25 frames at an ISO 800 lens, 24 frames at an ISO 1600 lens, 21 frames at an ISO 3200 lens, and 20 frames at an ISO 6400 lens A digital camera takes between 12 and 24 frames. Despite the ISO setting, the frame rate was always consistent at 16 frames per second. The 21st century is one of rapid growth and development. In theory, a 28% faster card might not seem all that impressive, but in practice it really makes a big difference. The buffer cleared out 4 over a period of time, one thing I noticed It was 5 times faster than the 400x with the 1066x and when the shots started slowing, the 1066x continued to be consistent and slowed down from about 4 frames per second to 2 frames per second, while the 400x slowed down to a frame per second There were times when I hesitated and there were times when I made mistakes. As well, here are some other things to consider I tested the download speed of a camera that was designed and sold in 2008 so your results may be better when you use a newer model DSLR.

I also used a download test to determine how much faster you would download the video. With a USB 3. 0 drive I was able to transmit video and audio. There is no ImageMate software available for Windows It has been tested on a computer with the Windows 7 64-bit operating system. The 1066x had 604 MB of information on it and the 400x had 603 MB of information. Both cards were shot with the same scene. With the 1066x, they could be downloaded in 6 minutes. This is what the 400x did in 01. 01 seconds and the 400x A 60-second listening period. It shows up on my download test that the 1066x is 21% faster, which is pretty consistent with what I experienced in camera. I would like to point out one interesting thing I shot the 30 frames for the download test and the 1066x rate of fire stayed constant during the entire 30 frames while the 400x rate of fire started to slow down at 25 frames and continued at one frame per second through 30 frames. *If you are not a photographer who works in action, weddings, wildlife, or some other fast-moving subject, the card probably overkill for you. The best thing I can say is that if you use burst mode regularly, then I strongly suggest purchasing one (if your camera supports the.

Margaret Bowers

| Dec 30, 2020

As a photographer and owner of several of these memory cards, my wife owns several of these. As soon as we bought our first one, big box stores didn't have "our brand. "

Since then, our "our brand" have all clunk out, get old, whether it's because they're old or not. Meanwhile, the Lexars do not seem to be slowing down. Thousands of pictures are taken on these every year, then they are cleared off and thousands more are taken As they keep going, they don't stop. In addition to being fast, they're also efficient.
But we've been using them for years and they are simple to use and simple to rely on. I know one day, as all things eventually will, one will fail. Since then, they have become our exclusive brand.

Brixton Li

| Aug 15, 2020

I have always The app has been my go-to ever since they came in only 250 megs! The company has become the only one I trust with my campaigns over the years, as I've had very few failures throughout the years.

Lilliana Klein

| Sep 13, 2020

You should be able to use this with older Nikon cameras as NEFs (raw files) that are native to the D2X should hold about 1000 images. It reads 1, in the D2H with NEF(raw) image format. Pictures taken at 4K resolution. Furthermore, it runs at the same speed as the buffer, so there is no stutter when shooting at 8 frames per second. In the camera buffer, there are still 60 frames (I believe) before the frame rate slows. It is because of this that I tend to buy Lexar CF cards only. There's no question about it they work every time.

Summer Cole

| Apr 25, 2021

It is a shame that they are planning to discontinue the product line. Hopefully they will change their mind. Nevertheless, I've purchased enough media cards in both formats that will last me for years to come. These cards are sturdy.

Eileen Barr

| Aug 26, 2020

I use this storage card as my main storage card. It is very reliable and writes photos quickly.

Holland Harding

| Aug 15, 2020

CF cards 16GB made by Lexar work well for my job and are made by a great company. Despite the fact that I'm a full-time still photographer (26 years), I have had little trouble with I often shoot with 10fps when I write these the writing is fast and they follow along with the.

Lincoln Savage

| Aug 20, 2020

I was able to use it with my Canon 5D Mark II without any problems. It is one of a couple of them that I use and swap each time I use it. Pictures and videos should be fine. I think they have plenty of speed. It is not a problem for me to download. In the future, I plan to buy more. (This item was paid for and I did not receive any type of discounts or freebies.

Lilianna Hickman

| May 07, 2021