So far, this card has handled everything my R5 could throw at it, including an extended shoot of the eclipse consisting of a whole bunch of large images. Also: Shots of my granddaughter at a recent event in which I decided to see what would happen if it pushed it with some 20FPS shooting and some 4K video: It passed with flying colors.
Now, I know the camera, itself, has something to do with it. But I really would have expected to see a lot more buffering, as I have in the past with other camera/card combinations.
I also like the construction a lot. With its part metal design, it feels like it's going to be durable. And the way the contacts are protected is thoughtful (though I guess it could accumulate pocket lint, so I have to remember to not toss it unprotected into a pocket).
Reading images off this card -- whether by connecting the camera via USB or by inserting the card into an inexpensive reader -- is FAST. I had previously just been shooting with some decent SD cards. My MacBook Pro, after all, has a built in SD card slot. But using SD cards in the slot reader is positively glacial compared to this OWC CFExpress card.
All in all, I'm quite satisfied with OWC's card, and expect to remain that way for the foreseeable future.
| Colore | Nero |
|---|---|
| Velocità di lettura | 1700 Megabyte al secondo |
| Interfaccia hardware | CompactFlash |
| Marca | OWC |
| Produttore | Other World Computing |
| Modello | OWCCFXB2U0650 |
| Dimensioni prodotto | 3,85 x 2,96 x 0,38 cm; 10 grammi |
| Numero modello articolo | OWCCFXB2U0650 |
| Numero articolo | OWCCFXB2U0650 |
| Numero di articoli | 1 |
| Le pile/batterie sono incluse? | No |
| Pile/batterie richieste | No |
| Peso articolo | 10 g |
| Aggiornamenti software garantiti fino a | sconosciuto |
