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Nikon made quite a splash in the digital imaging world this week with the announcement of its new Z 6 and Z 7 mirrorless cameras. In a much more quiet fashion the company also launched two new XQD memory cards on its Japanese website. dpreview.com »
Sony sells both mirrorless cameras and memory cards, and Nikon wants in on the party. In addition to announcing its Z Series full-frame mirrorless camera system, Nikon today also unveiled its own Nikon-branded XQD memory cards for use in those cameras. petapixel.com »
Delkin Devices announced today the newest addition to their ever-growing line of memory-based products: Premium 2933X XQD memory cards for both Sony and Nikon cameras. photographyblog.com »
The Prime Deals Day are about to end soon at Amazon US (click here to see all deals). Photo related deals can be found here. Here is an updated list of some of the hottest deals: Big Savings on Sandisk cards. sonyalpharumors.com »
The currently fastest and most expensive Sony XQD card is this Sony 256GB card Sony registered the code for two new XQD cards in Russia. The codes are QDG120F and QDG240F. We don’t know how fast those cards will be but for sure they will be very expensive. sonyalpharumors.com »
The SD Association has released the name and official specifications for SD Express, the latest Secure Digital (SD) memory card format, as part of its SD 7. 0 specification. Created as a successor to UHS-III cards, SD Express is next-next-gen interface technology that will work alongside a new SDUC card type to provide fast, high-capacity memory cards in a familiar package. dpreview.com »
The SD Association has just announced the latest specifications for the widely used Secure Digital (SD) memory card format. The new Ultra Capacity (UC) designation will mean capacities of up to 128 terabytes and the “Express” designation will mean transfer speeds of up to 985 megabytes per second. SDUC follows in the footsteps of the […] petapixel.com »
Losing SD cards with days' or even weeks' worth of hard work is certainly one of the dreaded scenarios of photographers. Anyone who constantly switches between multiple SD cards or USB drives will especially find this a valid cause for concern. thephoblographer.com »
Losing SD cards with days' or even weeks' worth of hard work is certainly one of the dreaded scenarios of photographers. Anyone who constantly switches between multiple SD cards or USB drives will especially find this a valid cause for concern. thephoblographer.com »
Memory card manufacturer ProGrade claims to have shown off the first public demonstration of a CFexpress Type B card with 1TB capacity at NAB 2018 in Las Vegas. The card, which is backwards compatible with XQD formats, makes the most of the CFexpress specifications with blistering read/write speeds of 1,400MB/s and 1,000MB/s, respectively. dpreview.com »
ProGrade SDXC UHS-II V90 premium digital memory cards offer a sustained read speed of up to 250MB/second and sustained write speed of up to 200MB/second. photographyblog.com »
If you own a camera, the chances are you have a stash of CF or SD cards or maybe even both. Along with the more video-centric CFast format, SD and CF have pretty much been the industry standard. . digitalrev.com »
Trabscend has announced today the release of the 500S and 300S series of SD and microSD cards, produced in capacities of up to 512GB and featuring transfer speeds of up to 95 MB/s. photographyblog.com »
Kingston ‘Canvas’ Flash memory cards have just been launched. photographyblog.com »
ProGrade Digital, the new memory card company launched in mid-February 2018 by a group of former Lexar executives, is trying to stay ahead of the game in the memory card format wars. It will not be making any XQD cards, and instead the company is pushing for the CFexpress format. This fact was first reported […] petapixel.com »
When new, high-end memory card manufacturer ProGrade Digital made its debut last month, one of the most common questions we saw in the comments was "will you make XQD cards?" The answer seemed to be "no," but it was based on support email screenshots and other unofficial sources. dpreview.com »
ProGrade Digital is a brand new memory card brand founded by former executives of memory maker Lexar. In June 2017 parent company Micron unexpectedly announced the end of Lexar, but the brand was shortly after acquired by Chinese company Longsys. dpreview.com »
Yes, they're indeed a brand new company--ProGrade Digital was founded by executives from Lexar and SanDisk and now they've got a set of new products on the market. ProGrade Digital is announcing a brand new lineup of memory cards for photographers. thephoblographer.com »
ProGrade Digital today announced a new line of products designed to uniquely fill the needs of today’s high-end DLSRs, camcorders and digital cinema cameras. photographyblog.com »
Sony just announced that it’s joining the CFast memory card market and has unveiled a new line of professional memory cards. The new G Series cards are “designed to meet the needs of professional photographers and videographers,” and are available in 32GB, 64GB, and 128GB capacities. The cards have a write speed of up to […] petapixel.com »
Sony has announced that it will introduce the CFast memory card format to its professional range in the first quarter of next year, and odd and exciting move when you consider that CFast 2. dpreview.com »
Sony today announced the launch of a range of high performance CFast memory cards designed to meet the needs of professional photographers and videographers. photographyblog.com »
A new Kickstarter project wants to provide photographers with a retro storage solution for their SD and microSD cards. Called VNTG8, this project takes old 8mm film canisters and transforms them into SD card holders via a foam insert. dpreview.com »
Memory cards, chances are if you are a photographer you have a nice collection of these that you need to protect and keep with you when you go out on jobs. But let’s be real for a second, most of the time the carrying cases that we find for these are pretty ugly and many don’t even offer all that great of protection. thephoblographer.com »
After the shocking news in June that Lexar would be discontinuing its memory card line, the company was acquired by a Chinese flash storage company called Longsys in September. It now seems that Lexar will continue producing XQD memory cards. petapixel.com »
Almost 2 weeks ago, Nikon Rumors reported that B&H Photo had discontinued Lexar's line of XQD cards. In light of Lexar's recent acquisition by Chinese flash storage manufacturer Longsys, people assumed the worst—for once, they shouldn't have. dpreview.com »
Western Digital has announced two new lines of SanDisk (WD bought Sandisk last year) SD cards aimed at unique applications and surviving extreme conditions. In terms of what will appeal to photographers, or be used by photographers the most, the new Automotive line could be something that you professionals could consider. thephoblographer.com »
Western Digital is working on a line of ultra-reliable, ultra-tough SanDIsk memory cards meant for automotive and industrial applications. There will be an automotive SD card for use in vehicles and drones, and three industrial cards in SD, microSD and XI formats, all of which are designed to withstand extreme temperature ranges and provide even better reliability than the manufacturer's standard cards. dpreview.com »
You save $20 on the Sony SF-G 128GB card sold by Amazon (Click here). This is the first price drop ever on the new super fast cards. You will need that card to get the max speed out of your Sony A9. sonyalpharumors.com »
High-speed memory cards can be pricey, so you want to know that you’re getting the performance that you are paying for before you lay down the cash. This 8-minute video from Tom’s Tech Time compares 10 microSD cards for their read/write performance, and the results show that the numbers used in marketing cannot always be […] petapixel.com »
When you're purchasing a new memory card, the card's "read" and "write" speed is an important spec. If it's too slow, you might pass on the card; if that number is big enough, you break out your wallet. dpreview.com »
Leica has released firmware 1. 9. 4. 0 for the M10, correcting a bug from firmware 1. 7. 4. 0 that produces black images in some cases during short exposures. The company has also advised M10 owners on how to handle SD cards issues that may arise in some circumstances, stating that cards with speeds of at least 80MB/s should be used. dpreview.com »
Leica has issued firmware 1. 7. 4. 0 for the M10 with a simple update: adding support for a wider range of SD cards. Get the full details below and head to Leica's support site to download the update. dpreview.com »
Lots of photographers have trusted MOO for years when it comes to business cards. And now the company just got a whole lot cooler. They just announced Cotton business cards. Yes, Cotton. If you're a photographer who prints often, then this isn't only exciting but also very familiar. thephoblographer.com »
Delkin announced today the newest additions to their BLACK line of ruggedised products.
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photographyblog.com »Sport Photographer Sean King is testing the A9 and noticed this: I used a 32 gig slower card on Slot 2 instead of the 64 gig sony 95 meg per sec card in Slot 1. Guess what happened? I was able to get the heat warning. sonyalpharumors.com »
All of the drives we are using to store our precious photos and videos are not 100% reliable. Everybody should know that by now (and back everything up) but even if you are doing it properly, there are times when a drive fails and you have nowhere else to get its contents except from the […] petapixel.com »
When we talk about rugged camera equipment, the subjects are usually an action camera, weather resistant lens or maybe even an all-weather jacket. However, this time around it’s a card reader that’s been given the apocalypse-proof treatment as Delkin has debuted a rugged USB 3. digitalrev.com »
When we talk about rugged camera equipment, the subjects are usually an action camera, weather resistant lens or maybe even an all-weather jacket. However, this time around it’s a card reader that’s been given the apocalypse-proof treatment as Delkin has debuted a rugged USB 3. digitalrev.com »
Want to consolidate your credit cards and memory cards into one storage solution? COOPH has a wallet designed for you. Called the Card Holder, it’s a slim wallet that has slots for your payment (and identification) cards on one side and slots for SD cards on the other. “Our Card Holder Original is light and […] petapixel.com »
Lexar's latest pro cards are fast, reliable and durable as heck.
dpreview.com »You definitely will need to buy those Sony SF-G Series cards to get the best out of your Sony A9. They are now back in Stock: Sony SF-G Series 128GB card: In USA at BHphoto, Adorama, Amazon. In EU: AmazonDE, AmazonUK, AmazonFR, AmazonIT, AmazonES. sonyalpharumors.com »
Adata has become one of the first companies to support the V90 video speed class with its Premier ONE series of SD cards that guarantee 90MB/s sustained read and write: the key specification for stable video capture. dpreview.com »
The new and world’s fastest SD cards are now in Stock at BHphoto (Click here). I guess these are the cards you will need to get the most out of the rumored new High Speed E-mount camera (A7sIII?). sonyalpharumors.com »
The world’s fastest SD cards are now available for preorder at BHphoto and Adorama: Sony 128GB card at BHphoto and Adorama. Sony 64GB card at BHphoto and Adorama. Sony 32GB card at BHphoto and Adorama. sonyalpharumors.com »
The SD Card Association has announced the UHS-III standard that allows for maximum data rates twice as fast as the current UHS-II interface. The new interface will allow cards to transfer data at up to 624MB/s and will be used in both SD and Micro SD cards. dpreview.com »
SD cards still can’t approach the kind of speeds CFast 2. 0 and XQD cards boast, but that’s not stopping Sony from upping their SD game in a big way. Earlier today, Sony officially announced the “world’s fastest SD cards,” their new SF-G series. petapixel.com »
Transcend have released their new Ultimate UHS-I U3M Video Speed Class 30 (V30) microSD memory cards.
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photographyblog.com »BHphoto is offering up to $2300 gift cards on those three Sony cameras: Free $200 gift card on the Sony A7sII. Free $100 gift card on the Sony A6300. Free $100 gift card on the Sony RX100V. Reminder: New Sony US trade-in program is now running at BHphoto (Click here) and Adorama (Click here). sonyalpharumors.com »
For over 20 years, Eddie Soloway has been teaching landscape photography workshops and has led seminars for National Geographic. During this time he noticed that many of his clients were not looking for technical refinement but more of a creative bootcamp. thephoblographer.com »
