On paper, the recently released ProGrade 512GB UHS-II V90 memory card is sitting right near the top of the SDXC memory card field. Banner features include a 300 MB/s read speed and a 250 MB/s write speed and, of course, the 512GB of space for all the juicy 4K RAW footage your camera can throw at it. But how does it hold up in the field? Find out by continuing to read my review. Despite a shift towards the CFexpress format in the stills and video world, we still have a variety of cameras that require a fast and trustworthy SDXC memory card. Among those fantastic cameras is the Canon EOS C70 (which just received a comprehensive CineD lab test from my colleague Gunther which you can view here. Additional news regarding the Canon C70 is the addition of Canon RAW in the form of a free firmware update from Canon – you can download that update here. The Canon C70 camera…now with Canon RAW! Image Credit: CineD The Canon C70 is data-hungry while shooting 4K and especially while shooting Canon RAW. Up till now, SanDisk has been the market leader in memory cards. Because the previous V90 SDXC lineup topped out at a measly 128GB capacity, the advent of Prograde’s $459 512GB UHS-II SDXC V90 has the potential to become the go-to choice for Canon C70 shooters. I’ll be running the ProGrade’s 512GB UHS-II SDXC V90 (hereafter referred to as the ProGrade 512GB V90 card) through a few tests:...
Published By: CineD - Tuesday, 24 May, 2022