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- 8GB Lexar Premium Series 200x CompactFlash
- Shoot fast-action photos again and again.
- Capture HD video.
- Includes exclusive, money-saving offers on leading Adobe software
- Limited lifetime warranty.*
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Lexar offers a comprehensive line of award-winning memory cards in various speeds, formats, and capacities. With so many options, it’s easy to find the right Lexar® solution to fit your needs and lifestyle. Designed for photo and video enthusiasts, the Lexar Premium II CompactFlash® (CF) memory card is a high-performance card designed for sustained rapid-fire picture taking and full-motion video, two of the most popular features in today’s digital cameras. The Lexar Premium II CF card is speed rated at 80x, the equivalent of a minimum write speed capability of 12MB per second, and is available in 4GB, 8GB, and 16GB capacities.*
Designed for Fast-Action Photos and HD Video
Maximize Your Photo- and Video-Taking Experience. Leverage the photo and video-taking abilities of your point-and-shoot digital camera or digital camcorder. The Lexar Premium II CF card is compatible with UDMA CF and standard CF devices. It is speed-rated at 200x, the equivalent of a minimum write speed capability of 30MB per second, which means that it’s an excellent choice for shooting fast-action photos and capturing HD video. Includes Valuable Adobe Software Offers. The Lexar Premium II CF card includes exclusive, money-saving offers on leading Adobe® software. You’ll enjoy free, 30-day trials of the latest versions of Adobe® Photoshop® Elements and Adobe® Premiere® Elements software, with $30 off each full version.**
Performance, Reliability, and Compatibility. The Lexar team works with major camera manufacturers to ensure all Lexar memory cards are compatible with their digital cameras—from the simplest to most complex. The cards are also tested in the Lexar Reliability Lab, a facility with more than 800 digital cameras and memory card devices, to further ensure compatibility and performance. In addition, all Lexar Premium II cards come with a limited lifetime warranty.
Whether you’re shooting and storing action photos or HD video, the Lexar Premium II CF card is an excellent high-capacity, high-performance solution to your storage needs.
Lexar. When Memory Matters.™
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Customer Reviews
I've always sworn by Sandisk - and continue to do so. I use a variety of sizes and speeds from them, including a 90mbs 16gb and 32gb 60mbs.
So, why the change? Some Lexar cards are about the same, pound per spec, price. The trend these days is for faster and faster cards and so a slowish one, like this has become unfashionable and is thus now a bargain. I looked at the speed of my other Sandisk 16gb - 30 mbs and I was a bit shocked. The only time I needed a faster speed was shooting long time exposure TIFFs. All other times, I hadn't even noticed.
Running two DSLR Nikons semi-professionally, sometimes simultaneously, I needed a couple more biggish cards. Warnings that 16gb was too big for a card to be reliable is without warrant (which came from those who still had their old 1 and 2gb ones and wouldn't replace them).
For the price of one similar spec. Sandisk, I bought two of these Lexars. I took 230 TIFF images today on the full-frame D700 (landscapes, macro, a few deer) filling just over 1/3rd of the card. Downloading to PC via the USB chord direct took no longer than usual (making a cup of tea - and it brewing) and in the field, absolutely no worries. Forgot it was a new card, or a different make - which is how it should be.
Of course, I'll still run the Sandisks, with that 90mbs for occasions that might need it. I don't like to delete images from the card straight away - at least until they're backed up also to at least one external hard drive.
Lexar cards don't come with a little plastic tub to put it into, like Sandisks. I also bought in the same order from Amazon a JJC waterproof card case for only £6.99, which carries up to four compact cards. I've done a separate review of that.
As a guide, a 16gb card (on the FX Nikon D700) will hold 5,600 'basic' jpegs, 2,800 'normal' and 1,400 'fine' jpegs. With 605 RAWs and 418 TIFFs. On a DX format (Nikon D200) that equates to 10,100 basics, 5,100 normals and 2,600 fine jpegs, with 940 RAWs.
In conclusion, yes Sandisk will remain supreme for many and most. Every now and then, however a bargain from an almost equal simply makes SO much sense!
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