Expensive, but worth it if you do long bursts and don't want to fill-up your camera buffer! Works great with my Nikon D4. I just hope this technology lasts, as it would appear that it never really 'took off' and only really got adopted by Nikon.
Expensive, but worth it if you do long bursts and don't want to fill-up your camera buffer! Works great with my Nikon D4. I just hope this technology lasts, as it would appear that it never really 'took off' and only really got adopted by Nikon.
use with camera; very expensive
Nice card but very expensive
The Sony XQD card is lightning fast! Such a great product
Nikon D850 requires XCD format. Sony almost only game in town. Good product
I am new to the XQD format, but its buffer speed is fast and allows for incredible shooting speeds on my Nikon D5. I would not hesitate to buy another card.
Speed; compatibility
Cost
I wanted this for a cruise holiday of a lifetime with many photo opportunities. The huges capacity ensured I could take as many photos as I wanted.
Huge capacity and fast transfer rates
It is very good picture quality I will by next time same one.
I use it for my D850, big RAW files, along with 256GB SanDisk SD card they make a great combo. I have the 64GB and 128GB I use for D4s and D500. I have had occasional issues with SD cards by never with Sony XQDs...I wish I can have more but it is hard to burn $463.50 per card.
Sony XQD 16GB The Sony XQD is a new memory card format designed by the same people who invented CompactFlash - the idea is that it is smaller than compact flash, but also designed to be tougher than SD cards.
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