ProGrade Digital CFast 2.0 Memory Card for Cinematic Cameras | High Speed Transfer of Files & Large Storage (256GB)

ProGrade Digital CFast 2.0 Memory Card for Cinematic Cameras | High Speed Transfer of Files & Large Storage (256GB)

Name: ProGrade Digital CFast 2.0 Memory Card for Cinematic Cameras | High Speed Transfer of Files & Large Storage (256GB)
Brand: ProGrade Digital
SKU: 1363322
Price: 299.99 USD
Rating: 9.01 (85 reviews)

$ 299.99

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Based on 85 ratings

Durability

9.50

Value for money

9.60

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Our CFast 2. provides lightning-fast speed for flawless frames. 0 memory cards have a write speed of up to 450 MB/s, ensuring that your videos are crystal clear and breathtaking. ProGrade Digital memory cards are optimized for 4K, 6K, 8K, RAW, and RAW HD Ready video, allowing you to turn every frame into a work of art. Never again will you have to deal with the aggravation of broken frames.

Maximum Read Speed: These cards read at a sustained rate of 550MB/second and write at a sustained rate of 450MB/second, in addition to having a supercharged recording speed of 130MB/second (VPG 130). Our ProgGrade Digital Refresh Pro software is included to help you keep your card speed for years to come.

Compatibility: You may be familiar with ProGrade Digital's high-end digital products, such as our CFast 2. 0 cards have been designed to go above and beyond, allowing you to capture more with less waiting. CFast 2 is a new version of CFast. Canon, Sony, BlackMagic, Atomos, and Hasselblad cameras all accept 0 cards. **ARRI cameras are not compatible with them.

Engineered To Outperform: You've put your heart and soul into cinematography, whether it's your job or your life's passion. To wow your clients and friends, make sure your memory cards, workflow readers, and software match the passion you've put into capturing your art. ProGrade Digital has created a 0 card.

You Can Trust ProGrade's Performance: At ProGrade, we set out to do one thing: deliver the best memory cards on the market. CFast 2 is a new version of our previous CFast. That promise was taken to a whole new level with the introduction of 0 memory cards. As a result, we've included a (3) 3-year warranty, (2) a custom, laser-etched serial number to prevent counterfeiting, and (3) additional Advanced Recovery Pro Software to restore damaged files and keep your cards working like new.

Questions & Answers

Will it record dci 4k raw 12bit and 10bit 60fps with the Canon C200?

Yes, we tested the cards with Canon Cinema cameras and found that the CFast cards perform as expected.

Is this compatible with a Canon EOS R camera?

This is the card to use if you require CFAST.

Is this compatible with my Nikon D810 camera? I'm aware that I may not be able to see the entire show. ?

In a D810, I'm not sure it'll work. Only SD cards are compatible with the D810. CF cards. This is a "CFast" card, which means it won't fit in a standard CF slot. The memory card gods have given these cards a befuddling naming convention.

Is this a camera or a video camera?

Video. The professional C series Cinema Cameras from Canon use this format. I'm not sure if the C- is used by anyone else. cards with a quick turnaround

Selected User Reviews For ProGrade Digital CFast 2.0 Memory Card for Cinematic Cameras | High Speed Transfer of Files & Large Storage (256GB)

Very quick, with no issues during the critical first month

5/5

With the Canon 1D X Mark II, this card performed flawlessly. I've only had it for 26 days, but it hasn't let me down yet. I've had both Lexar and San Disk cards lock up with the Canon 1D X cameras (version I, and earlier on with version II). With new memory cards, problems appear to be more common. Some of the new ones that had problems at first began to work properly later on, possibly due to firmware. However, despite being brand new and faster than the other options, this card has proven to be completely reliable thus far. It's not something I'm aware of, which is a good thing. Although the card's incredible speed when downloading photos to my Mac Pro Thunderbolt DAS is something I really appreciate. br>br>Normally, I wouldn't review a brand new card only 26 days after purchase unless it had failed me, but this card is performing so well that I believe it merits a review. Everything I've seen so far indicates that it's a winner, and Lexar and SanDisk can count on it to be a worthy success. Who knows, maybe the future will prove to be better than them both.

Grayson Summers

| Feb 22, 2021

There was a malfunction on set

5/5

On set last night, my card was a complete failure (10-1). 18) I used my 1DX mark II camera. My request for a return 28 days after purchase was submitted late yesterday. Which would have been a replacement rather than a return, because the card is of excellent quality, as described in the listing, and is reasonably priced; it was just a bad one, I assume. br>br>Had one of their representatives contact me to resolve the issue, and they provided excellent customer service; it's nice not to have to bug a company to get something fixed. Mine is now on its way back to them, and a new one is on its way as well.

Jaelynn Lopez

| Jul 24, 2021

There's no need to look any further for indie filmmakers

5/5

These are not going to let you down. I understand that it is costly, but it is well worth it! Other brands' cards didn't even come close to matching this one's performance. br>br>My only regret is that I am unable to purchase the highest capacity model available. br>br>I would strongly recommend this card to anyone who owns a compatible Blackmagic camera. br>br>For more information on filming equipment, see my other reviews. br>br>Have fun filming!.

River Roy

| Jun 01, 2021

When compared to Lexar and Sandisk, the price is reasonable, especially considering the features

5/5

I bought this to use in my 1dx mk2 and so far it's working well—if anything changes, I'll update my review. When compared to Lexar and Sandisk, the price is reasonable, and given the support for Prograde, I'd rather buy this than one of those other weird-sounding devices.