Our filmmaking industry is racing forward by introducing advanced cameras that can record at very high resolutions. 4/6/8/12K videos, you name it and one of the leading manufacturers will surely have it. But the game does not end there. Next to resolution, these workhorses can also record at a variety of different frame rates. 24/25/30/50/60p are all becoming the norm. Yes, higher frame rates can be found on selected cameras, but in many cases, the resolution is compromised. Those numbers are all nice and appealing, but we need fast, reliable cards to actually record the footage. Nextorage is one of those companies that offer solid recording media solutions, and on my table today is the Nextorage B1 Pro 1330GB CFexpress Type B card. Let’s review it. Nextorage 1330GB CFexpress Type B card – a trustworthy companion. Image: CineD Nextorage is a Japanese company that specializes in the development, design, and manufacturing of recording media devices. It was established at the end of 2019 by engineers and staff who previously worked at Sony. Hitoshi Kimura-san presenting the Nextorage B1 Pro and B1 SE CFexpress cards. Image: CineD B1 Pro Series vs. B1 SE At the end of last year, Nextorage announced a couple of new CFexpress cards. The B1 Pro Series consists of four cards (165 / 330 / 660 / 1,330GB) and is aimed to serve those who are using the latest and greatest mirrorless cameras. Next, there is the B1 SE Series (128 / 256 GB) which is lower...
Published By: CineD - Wednesday, 2 August, 2023