Canon R5 What Brand and Size of CF Express Card are you using?

[LaurieAndersonPhotography]

What brand and size CF express card are you using?

 

[Copterdoc]

I have been using Delkin Devices for well over 10 years. Their Compact flashcards were in my work camera every day and I never had a failure (your mileage may vary on every brand of card, I had a Sandisk fail). I switched to the R5 and went with the Delkin 128GB CFExpress. Works flawlessly but too small. I now use that as backup and have a Delkin Devices 256GB CFExpresscard as my main card. My research showed that the cost per GB is much better when you get above 512 GB but that is a bit of an investment. The reason I like the bigger cards is that I like to shoot fast and when the CDExpressis the primary card, the camera just shoots and shoots at H+ and Electronic shutter. They also have a stellar Warranty if that becomes an issue (ever). US/UK Support.

 

[Hutch]

Shoot still only and have both the Prograde Gold 128 & Sandisk Extreme Pro 128 which have both worked flawlessly.

 

[edt]

I use Pro Grade, Lexar and SanDisk CFExpress cards and all have worked great...I shoot stills only

 

[Copterdoc]

Shoot still only and have both the Prograde Gold 128 & Sandisk Extreme Pro 128 which have both worked flawlessly.

I've heard good things about the ProGrade cards. I think one of the members here uses and recommends them.

 

[Hutch]

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[Nick L]

Hi, I have recently bought a Integral 128GB CFexpress Memory Card Type B 2.0 8K RAW and 4K 120 FPS, no issues works fine on the R5 much cheaper than most of the other 128GB at present