Sony is announcing two new CFexpress type B TOUGH memory cards. The new duo offers slightly faster maximum write speeds compared to Sony’s previous offers. The 250GB card will clock in at 1600 MB/s and the 480GB card ups that to 1750GB MB/s. Both cards provide an 1850 MB/s read speed to offload your data quickly and are robustly built to withstand the elements and day-to-day abrasion. As better codecs and formats trickle down to various hybrid and cine cameras, better, faster, and more spacious memory cards are required. While most low to mid-range cameras can do with UHS-II SD cards, high-end hybrid cameras often require faster cards. CFexpress type B cards are probably the most common in the premium segment. Ironically enough, it’s mostly the non-Sony crowd who will benefit from the new 240GB and 480GB TOUGH cards. Type B is absent from most of the Sony line, which opted for the more compact CFexpress type A for the hybrid Alpha line. But if you own a Canon R5, R5C, or R3, a FUJIFILM X-H2 or X-H2s, a Nikon Z 8 or Z 9, or a Blackmagic Cinema Camera 6K, these cards are worth your attention. The BURANO is a Sony camera that uses CFexpress type B cards. Credit: CineD TOUGH build As with all Sony’s TOUGH series, these cards are built to the highest physical standards. Resistant to bends, drops, X-rays, UV exposure, and extreme temperatures, the TOUGH duo operational range spans from -13 to 158°F / -25...
Published By: CineD - Tuesday, 26 March