[Review&QnA] SanDisk Extreme 32GB Compact Flash Memory Card UDMA 7 Speed Up To 120MB/s- SDCFXS-032G-X46
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[Review&QnA] SanDisk Extreme 32GB Compact Flash Memory Card UDMA 7 Speed Up To 120MB/s- SDCFXS-032G-X46
About this item
- Fast transfer speeds up to 120MB/s(read) for increased workflow efficiency
- Fast shot speeds up to 60MB/s(write) for faster continuous burst shooting
- Video Performance Guarantee (VPG-20) performance for Full HD video
- Tested for durability in extreme conditions
- Sealed with RTV silicone for added protection against shock and vibration
- Shoot like a Pro with the most trusted flash memory brand worldwide
Reviews
★★★★★
Verified Purchase
It just works
The best feature of this memory card is probably that I don't really have anything to say about it. I rotate between three 32GB cards: this one, an older SanDisk Extreme (the black one that was 60MB/s) and the older Extreme Pro (90 MB/s). I think it's important to note that all the listed speeds are read speeds- important for getting data off the card and onto your mass storage device, but not that relevant to actual shooting. The write speeds are the hidden spec that is actually more important to me, and that's where I expected this card to play second fiddle to the Extreme Pro- the latter card is 90MB/s write as well as read, where this Extreme card is 120MB/s read, but only 60MB/s write speed. However, I've yet to notice any difference in buffer clearing or max burst between this and my Extreme Pro. Now, I've not done any measured scientific tests, and the 7Ds I'm using are certainly a few years old. So I may come back and update this review once I have a 7D mk2, if the higher throughput makes more of a difference apparent. But, in the meantime, I'd say these Extreme cards are more than fast enough, and that at least for shooting primarily cross country, I'd save my money and choose this over the Extreme Pro.
★★★★★
Verified Purchase
There is a reason professionals use these things...
We used this with our Canon 7D camera and can take thousands of pictures without needing to change the card. It is super fast and our canon that takes 8 pictures a second at 18 MP (~6 MB per picture) works great. It also records full HD video without any lagging. Super fast, Super consistent. The choice of professional photographers everywhere. Can't go wrong with this one.
★★★★★
Verified Purchase
Quite a bit faster than an SD card in the Nikon D800.
Bought this to replace an SD card in a Nikon D800. I suspect the CF slot is provided because the camera shoots 36mp. With the SD card it was fairly slow to process the photos and render a preview on the LCD. With the CF card I have noticed a substantial improvement in the speed with which I am able to operate the camera.
★★★★★
Verified Purchase
Skip the 160mb/s and get two of these!
Great Cards, great speed! I was debating if i should get the 120mb 32gb or the 160mb 32gb and i thought to myself for the price of the 160mb i can get two of these! 40mb does make much of a difference for the pictures i shoot so i went with these! I use a canon 5d mark ll and lets just say i have twice the memory for what i would of had with one 160mb 32gb sandisk cf card.
★★★★★
Verified Purchase
Love it!!
Works like a dream with over 2k of photos so far and no corruption! Will definitely buy a bigger one. Thank you!
★★★★★
Verified Purchase
this fd works
it works like it supposed to
★★★★★
Verified Purchase
Five Stars
works great! keeps up with camera, but then never had trouble with SanDisk!
★★★★★
Verified Purchase
Excellent card, price
Works great. I only use SanDisk cards. Totally reliable.
★★★★★
Verified Purchase
needed more capacity for video
Needed a bigger card for my Canon 7D for shooting video. I'm not a pro, but I do enjoy taking pics of my family and local events. We' needed this for some speaking engagements we were hosting, in order to share with those who could not attend. This card works great.
★★★★★
Verified Purchase
Good brand
Good product
Question & Answer
Question :
My card reader isn't reading this compact flash card...anyone know what may cause this? Would it be a speed compatibility issue?
Answer :
I had to upgrade my card reader to one that stated that it supported UDMA 7 cards to utilize the full transfer speed of this card. The cheap 50 in 1 type card readers I had wouldn't recognize the card at all. A better quality, but much older and slower (USB 1.1) dedicated compact flash card reader that I had in the back of a drawer read the card just fine. It took hours to transfer the data, though. A new card reader that specifically stated it supported UDMA 7 read the card with no problem and transferred the data much closer to the advertised speeds.
Question :
Will this work with the Canon 40D?
Answer :
Yes, Definitely.
Question :
Will this work with my 5D mark ii?
Answer :
It worked well with mine.
Question :
Does this card work on Nikon D700?
Answer :
Yes works great
Question :
Why is the Sandisk Extreme Compact Flash card with the gold label cheaper than the one with the black label? What is the difference between the two?
Answer :
the main difference is the memory speed is a bit faster on the black label, it a bit better on video recording, but I think the gold label is good enough for the price u spend
Question :
what's the difference between frustration- free packaging a and the standard one?
Answer :
No difference to the card itself, just the packaging is different
Question :
is this card compatible with Canon Rebel xTi
Answer :
Yes this card is. I have the canon rebel xti and it uses a compact flash memory card. Canon's and Nikon's come with two types of memory cards which is compact flash and SD. Compact flash is bigger and the SD cards are smaller.
Question :
will this work in a Canon Ebel XT?
Answer :
Yes. Canon Rebel XT uses compact Flash cards
Question :
Is this the correct card for a Canon EOS 50D?
Answer :
Yes this card will work for the Canon EOS 50D, it takes CF1 and CF2 memory storage types.
Question :
Would this work on canon Mark II ?
Answer :
it works in my Canon 7d markII
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