FASTEST CF Express Type B For Nikon Z8 - Up to 2800MB/s Sustained Write Speed

Record up to 8K, or RAW internally, these high-speed CF Express Type B (and A) memory cards will help you extract the best performance from your camera. Included is a NEW CF Express 4.0 card to supercharge your camera's performance! So don't wait any longer - get your hands on some of the fastest high-speed memory cards available today!
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Memory Cards - VGP-400 CF Express Type A & B Cards:
Angelbird - AV PRO CFexpress B SX: amzn.to/461mHJz
Angelbird AV PRO CFexpress MK2 XT Type B Card: amzn.to/462xvHc
Delkin Devices CF Express Type A (VGP-400): amzn.to/484p0xe
Exascend Archon CF Express Type B: amzn.to/44IgyAM
Exascend 1TB Nitro CFexpress Type B Card (VPG-400): amzn.to/3P7tpH2
Exascend Essential CF Express Type A: amzn.to/44FNMkr
Exascend Essential CF Express Type B: amzn.to/44IhbdC
Lexar Diamond Series Professional CF Express Type B (VGP-400): amzn.to/3R8ZYY2
Lexar Professional 160GB CFexpress Type A (VGP-400): amzn.to/3P83uzf
Nextorage CFexpress Type B Card 660GB (VGP-400): amzn.to/3PKY3Ip
ProGrade Digital Memory Card Cobalt Series - CFexpress Type B: amzn.to/3P82YBj
SanDisk Professional 256GB PRO-Cinema CFexpress Type B (VPG-400): amzn.to/3RfXQNQ
SD Cards:
Angelbird AV PRO SD Card MK2 - V90-256 GB: amzn.to/3D7L8ZA
Nextorage Ultra Fast v90 UHS-II SD Card PRO 128GB: amzn.to/45Y4sVo
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[@waynerm002]

With faster speeds, better heat management and really high sustained Write speeds, these CF Express B and A cards offer the best performance on the market today. Which one will you get for your camera?

[@felm.974]

EXACTLY the thing I was gonna ask on Saturday! Thank you Sir! :)

[@waynerm002]

You are welcome. I have been getting some hot card warnings and was looking for other options. Exascend was the only new brand I saw here so I started to research them. Now we have one 4.0 spec card coming soon, I figure more should be on the way. From the ones in the video, they have some good ones out already.

[@felm.974]

@@waynerm002 Indeed, exciting times, except for my wallet lol... question, which one would you get if you mostly do photography? I heard you say that ProGrade is recommended by Nikon? Should I maybe go with that one? Thank you. I have one that writes and reads at like 440 and I am suspecting that it may be too slow for my Z8 lol

[@manilamartin1001]

cool. I haven't seen much photo videos in a while. Thanks for this.

[@waynerm002]

Figured I would share my research and what I found. Some are concerned about hot cards and speed with the Z8 being able to record so many codecs internally. Nextorage has impressive specs, I really want to get my hands on their cards.

[@federicosassi8022]

HI; I have a Z9. I've seen the new cfexpress 4.0 Prograde, Cobalt or Gold. I don't know if they are suitable for current cameras. They also work with new readers

[@waynerm002]

Prograde has a new 4.0 card reader that is said to improve the R/W speeds to your computer. I can’t say for sure if the capability is built in and can be activated with a firmware update, like going from XQD to CF Express type B but, it maybe possible. I haven’t come across any in my travels to buy and test.

[@waynerm002]

Forgot to mention, the card is listed as recommended for the Z9 on Prograde’s site.

[@22welcome]

Woow it’s really fast card 👌👌👌

[@waynerm002]

Yep! I don’t think our camera can take advantage of that speed, I don’t plan on getting one at this time.

[@22welcome]

@@waynerm002 Z8 + Z9 they have amazing buffers if you’re wild photographer like me😅

[@bayarkhuumanaljav8074]

Those cards are fast! Which one are you getting?

[@waynerm002]

I like the Nextorage cards, and am also interested in the Exascend cards.

[@TheVitalishe]

Listed is not actual

[@waynerm002]

I recently got a 4.0 reader with a 4.0 card that actually gets the 2800MB/s max read Speeds for USB/TB4 ports. Just posted a new video with the test results from these items. I'm now seeing close to the sustained R/W speeds of my current 2.0 cards
That OWC Atlas Pro card however, list 3650MB/s for read speed at CF 4.0, I guess once USB5 gets released next year, we will see new readers as well, that can get us close to those speeds. Hopefully not years later.