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Crucial 8Gb Lexar Media Professional Udma 300X Compactflash Cf8Gb-300-380 | 
 enlarge | Brand: Crucial
Category: CE
List Price: $326.63
Buy New: $111.99
You Save: $214.64 (66%)
New (13)
Avg. Customer Rating:  11 reviews
Media: Electronics
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.7 x 4.7 x 1.2
Warranty: Limited lifetime warranty
MPN: CF8GB-300-380
Model: CF8GB-300-380
UPC: 650590142828
EAN: 0650590142828
ASIN: B000OU7EQE
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Storage Capacity - 8GB | | • | Technology - Compact Flash | | • | Manufacturer Warranty - Lifetime warranty | | • | Dimensions -- 1.6" Length x 1.4" Height x 0.13" Thick (40.6 mm x 35.6 mm x 3.3 mm) | | • | Compatibility -- CFA certified |
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Product Description
UDMA CompactFlash (CF) technology provides the ultimate high-speed memory card performance for professional photographers and photo enthusiasts. The Lexar Professional UDMA 300x memory card dramatically increases card-to-computer transfer rates when paired with an UDMA-enabled Firewire 800 Reader. This provides support for the next generation of high-resolution UDMA-enabled digital SLR (DSLR) cameras. The Lexar Professional UDMA 300x CF card provides advanced memory card performance so you can focus on the business of photography at incredibly fast download speeds to satisfy the demand for faster transfer rates from card to computer, drastically reducing post-production time. These cards deliver industry-leading read/write speeds with a minimum sustained write speed capability of a blazing 300x (up to 45MB/sec).
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| Customer Reviews: Read 6 more reviews...
 Lexar 8 gb udma 300x cf card October 6, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Fast fast, and faster. I never run out even shooting raw.
High buffer. 6 frames per second, no waiting, etc....
Highly recommend. Not cheap.
 Not pleased July 2, 2008
1 out of 8 found this review helpful
I ordered this 8 gig card with new horizons in mind. I shoot with a professional Canon 10D EOS. My camera, after 3.4 gigs was used up on the Lexar card, could no longer write to the card fast enough and all images become corrupt thereafter. Since I had only read positive reviews for the card, I was way to sure of this card and used it during a wedding shoot. I'm thankful I had plenty of 1 and 2 gig cards as back up. Further investigation opened up the notion that this card cannot be maximized by any camera other then the higher end SLR professional cameras that are new to the market - so if you don't own a high end SLR and just have a normal SLR professional like myself, this card isn't going to work for you. Atleast not past 3.4 gigs.
Accurate, large storage space and fast! June 16, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I would definitely put Lexar and SanDisk in the same category as the best memory cards on the market today. The UDMA Lexar 8GB is the perfect CF card for large format DSLR cameras. Especially for RAW format users.
great fast card May 27, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
bought this for use on my D300 and they are a deadly quick combo.
it will save over 1K images shooting on the large/fine JPEG setting and a little over 300 images on RAW.
Just What I Needed May 5, 2008
Lexar Professional UDMA - Flash memory card - 8 GB - 300x - CompactFlash
I use a a Canon 5D and love Lexar cards. From the first digital camera I had many years ago, I always got better response from the Lexar one as compared with other brands. First it was 4X, then, 8X then 16X, then 40X, then 80X, then 133X, now 300X. My cameras went from 3.3 MP then several 8 MP, now 12.8 MP so there was a need for faster and larger cards. Well Lexar has kept up. I now have 5 of the 8GB 300X. I still use the 8 GB 133X as well as some 40 and 80X cards. The difference I notice is down loading my images to my computer, the 300X is way faster with a proper card reader. Even with the express card reader on my laptop in the field the 300X card downloads the 8 GB faster. Also when shooting a burst of pictures, whether its getting the right image at sporting events or a bird in flight, with either my Canon 20D or now the Canon 5D, I never have to wait for the files to write to the cards.
I like the peace of mind that comes from the quality of Lexar products. I spend a lot of time, effort, and money getting the images and the thought of loosing them due to card problems is unimaginable. I also no doubt will be getting the Canon 1DS Mark IIII in the near future, and like the idea than the cards I am now using will be fast enough to keep up with the 21 MP camera. So no regrets.
Well off to Alaska with my Lexar cards,
Albert Mach Fine Art & Custom Framing
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