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Product ReviewsTranscend 32GB Compact Flash - 133x Speed
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With 6 User Reviews
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 Rating: Review Date: 03/14/10 |
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Rating: Review Date: 09/29/09 |
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I was hesitant of buying this as I am a wedding photographer--can't have a crashed cf card. I tried one and now I have four of these. Will buy more as I do multiple weddings. No problem so far and cheap. |
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Rating: Review Date: 09/02/09 |
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I'm using it in my IPAQ-221 for external memory. Works great. |
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Rating: Review Date: 05/16/09 |
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I have had it a month or two Works fine as a second "hard disc" on a Dell laptop that has an 80 Gb disc. The Transcend compact flash card fits an unused slot, and has allowed me to use this machine for another year or so, since I am jammmed on disc cpace. |
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Rating: Review Date: 01/04/09 |
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So far so best.... I have not noticed anything that would indicate that the card is holding back the camera. (Sony A300) On the desktop transferring the files it is nice and slow, but that could be more related to the age of the computer. Price level per GB to quality experience: bery good. |
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Rating: Review Date: 04/17/08 |
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I have been using this card for over a month in my Canon 40D and can only say it is fantastic. Best value going in my opinion. No delays in speed (and the Canon can be damanding shooting 7 pictures/second storing raw and Jpgs over 18mb per shot). I also have and use a 16gb Extreme III and cannot tell any difference either way between the two in performance. Comes with no software (not that you need any normally). Great (high performance) card if you think your going to need 32gb!! |
Shutterbugs- This works great. Canon 7D, max burst od 148 shots. So, unless your shooting the superbowl, when are you going to shoot almost 150 shots at 7 FPS? Again- why pay more? Works perfect!