SanDisk Extreme 128 GB UDMA7 CompactFlash Card – Black/Gold
SanDisk Extreme 128 GB UDMA7 CompactFlash Card – Black/Gold
Designed for Extreme Environments
SanDisk designed the SanDisk Extreme CompactFlash Memory Card to withstand harsh conditions, so you can travel with it anywhere. Each card has an RTV silicone coating that provides protection against shock and vibration. Additionally, SanDisk Extreme CompactFlash Memory Cards have been tested to perform from -25 degree Celsius to 85 degree Celsius, so whether you’re in an African desert or Arctic tundra, you’ll be able to save your shots.
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| Photos (3.5 MB file) | 2,000 pictures | 4,000 pictures | 8,000 pictures | 16,000 pictures |
| and | and | and | and | |
| Full HD (2) video (MPEG-4/H.2.64, 1920×1080 at 30 FPS) | 20 minutes | 40 minutes | 80 minutes | 160 minutes |
| Weight: | 18.1 g |
| Dimensions: | 0.36 x 4.27 x 3.58 cm; 18.14 Grams |
| Brand: | SanDisk |
| Model: | SDCFXSB-128G-G46 |
| Batteries Included: | No |
| Manufacture: | SanDisk |
| Dimensions: | 0.36 x 4.27 x 3.58 cm; 18.14 Grams |
Great compact flash card at an affordable price. Good quality and service
Have purchased a few of these over the years for Hasselblad H system cameras, strong, reliable , reasonably quick, would recommend .
I bought to use in my camera. It has worked with no issues for quite a time.
I doubt I’ll run out of space soon.
I always rate compact flash over SD cards and these are simply the best I have used. Fast and reliable, exactly what I need for my business.
It will be the first time of using the camera. So I can’t comment further.
Bought this for my Canon 5DSR. It works just fine. Formats petty quickly and as I have used SanDisk before, I know they make pretty reliable memory cards.
I know there getting dated but this is perfect for my camera.
The SanDisk Extreme 32 GB UDMA7 CompactFlash Card is a fundamental requirement to my livelihood and I will continue to purchase the SanDisk brand until something very tragic happens like loosing data or finding a card that is corrupt.
So far, this hasn’t happened.
Long live the SanDisk CF cards!
This worked well compared to the other make I tried.
I bought this SanDisk Extreme 32 GB UDMA7 CompactFlash Card because I’ve bought SanDisk Extreme cards in the past. This one hasn’t let me down. I’ve used it outdoors in freezing temperatures to store and transfer data without any hiccups. Also in outdoors conditions where there is a lot of humidity and dew.
Although this isn’t the cheapest memory card, it’s got a lot of storage and gives me the confidence that I need to store irreplaceable data and images.
I would buy this card again.
Does the job. Stores over 1000 photos. I tend to use them as my photo storage device rather than re-use.
I use a Nikon DSLR D3x with the very latest Firmware loaded from Nikon, so then you can use the 64Gb Compact Flash, I estimate well over 3000 photo’s Raw & Jpeg images on one card ! I get about 400 images on a 8Gb Compact Flash, my advice Don’t get adapters they don’t work properly & I had the headache of getting an SD adapter getting stuck, so just please treat yourself with the proper compact flash & this 64Gb works very well in my Nikon D3x
This card comes with the usual benefit of quality at a fair price. Read write speeds seem good.
I have never had a SanDisk card fail, l will continue paying more than other cheaper brands because you get what you pay for. I use this in my Canon 7D and I find it works perfectly.
Quite a neat card and appears to work well with my Canon7D which needs a fast data transfer. Works well and due to fast transfer rate, it soon get full so I may need a bigger one. No problems is choosing this type again.
Plug and Play and does what it says on the tin!
These memory cards are a good companion to the XQD card in the primary slot of a Nikon D4, they are fast in the camera and when copying to a computer. The capacity is around 850 uncompressed raw images which is plenty for the way I use the camera. They also work well in other Nikon cameras but I can’t speak for other makes.
The image recovery software, available free to purchasers (2020), is useful and when I used an earlier version was intuitive.
So far so good. Easy to place and take out. Solid build…. Price point is an issue, but will try other brands to contrast and compare.
…and that’s a reliable CompactFlash card for use in a Nikon by a professional photographer – I have a number of them and rotate them buying new ones after a maximum of 50 uses. Even with 2 card back-up there is no point in taking risks when being paid to produce the picture not an equipment failure excuse.
I recommend them.
This was bought as an additional C.F. card for my Olympus e-3. It does the job of storing photos just fine. The read speeds seem good, and the write speeds seem fine. I don’t notice any issues with my camera. Those who have higher pixel cameras might want to check if their camera can send pictures to the card more quickly than the card can take them. I don’t think there’ll be a problem (unless you’re possibly doing long bursts), but it’s always worth checking.
Bought this card for more storage with my Canon D5 Mkiii, seems to be working ok but to early to say if there are problems
I use this cf card in my full frame camera. I have not had any major problems with the card. On occasions when I had to shoot in rapid fire, it has not left me feeling disappointed. I am happy with it.
Does every thing you expect from a memory card . I have had no issues with photos taken for my camera will buy again if needed.
I have a 5D Mark IV and at first I was a little apprehensive whether to but this or the Extreme Pro for over double the price! I settled with this one and I’ve been more then impressed. The buffer is barely noticeable and I Shoot raw + JPEG so I highly recommend it! (Also go for the 64gb, I’ve never found 32gb to be enough)
Did several hours of research to find the best card at the best price for my 5D Mark IV. The Sandisk Extreme came out as the best value and did exactly what it was suppose to do, and that’s store photos without lag. As a professional photographer, I have a high demand and very high standards. At the same time spend money wisely. Therefore, this CF card gives me exactly what I need.
This Sandisk Extreme card arrived square in shape just as I had hoped. It is compact as described by the seller – far moreso than previous recording media such as Betamax or VHS tape cassettes – Phew! It fitted perfectly the camera that it was designed for. As described by the seller, it is indeed coloured black and gold, but disappointingly it does also have a red stripe on the card which was not disclosed in the description, hence my 4 out of 5 stars review.
I have a Canon 7D Mk1. The first one.
I tested this on a weekend at 18mp Canon Fine setting, took 450 shots, it still read 999 to take so hadn’t yet exceeded the limit to get it on countdown from 999 (which is what the remaining pics stated)
According to this, I can also take around 908 Raw pics too, amazed. Who needs ore than this
The compact flash works as it should, little slow to format in my old D3S but other than that, works great.
Bought during the Black Friday sale at a great price this CF card now resides in one of the two memory card slots in my Canon 5D-SR DSLR camera. Initial anecdotal findings based on my general use of this camera is that writing images to the card is very, very fast.
Sandisk is a quality brand and this is a great value purchase.
The card feels robust and comes with a copy of the sandisk recovery tools; which so far I haven’t had to use.
I am a bit disappointed that the write speeds don’t appear to be quite what they should be; it doesn’t seem to affect the recovery times of fast burst of raw photos greatly though; and I appreciate the read speed more as getting the photos of the card is usually the slowest part of any photo trip.
Decently priced fast cards, fully compatible with my notoriously hard-to-satisfy Nikon D810. You will hit the buffer at some point, but even with it being a megapixel monster, you can take a surprisingly huge amount of shots with it before it starts to slow down. Also (touch wood), I’ve never had a problem with a SanDisk card in over a million shots that I’ve taken in the past ten years as a professional photographer. Not a single corrupt file or lockup. Highly recommended.