SAMSUNG PRO Plus 512GB microSDXC Memory Card MB-MD512KA/AM
- 512 GB
- UHS-I / U3 / Class…
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A 64 GB CompactFlash card rated Class 10 with a 160 MB/s read speed and 1200X performance rating
This 64GB CompactFlash card delivers 160MB/s read speed and a 1200X rating for reliable high-definition recording. Class 10 certification supports sustained write performance during continuous shooting. The Mach III design targets error-free operation in demanding workflows.
Creators who need dependable speed for burst sequences and HD video will benefit from the rated throughput. Users whose cameras require faster write guarantees or larger capacities should consider alternative media. Devices without a CompactFlash interface cannot accept this card.
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You need a CompactFlash slot that accepts Type I cards, as this 64GB model uses the standard CF form factor.
Yes, the card is backward compatible; it will operate at the maximum speed the older camera allows while maintaining error‑free performance.
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