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SanDisk 8 GB Extreme IV CompactFlash Card ( SDCFX4-8192-901, US Retail Package ) | 
 enlarge | Brand: SanDisk
Category: CE
List Price: $199.99
Buy New: $77.98
You Save: $122.01 (61%)
New (15) from $77.98
Avg. Customer Rating:  28 reviews
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.3
Dimensions (in): 5.4 x 5.3 x 1.7
nv:Type: Compact Flash
Memory Size: 8 GB
Warranty: Limited lifetime warranty
MPN: SDCFX4-8192-901
Model: SDCFX4-8192-901
UPC: 619659027902
EAN: 0619659027902
ASIN: B000HYX2SG
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Large 8 GB Capacity | | • | Read and write performance of 40MB/sec with ESP Technology | | • | Built to perform in the most extreme environments and temperatures—from -13 F to 185 F | | • | Durable, reliable and thoroughly tested—temperature tested (heat and cold); shock and vibration tested (industrial-grade RTV included for CompactFlash) | | • | Priority toll-free technical support |
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Product Description
SanDisk Extreme IV CompactFlash memory cards are the new, industry leading choice for professional photographers who demand one of the fastest, most rugged, most reliable cards on the market. They feature the tested durability and professional-level services that have become synonymous with the SanDisk Extreme product family.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 23 more reviews...
 Make sure you have a UDMA camera November 26, 2008
First off...make sure you have a UDMA compliant camera or you will be spending extra money that won't offer any benefit. If you're camrea doesn't supprt UDMA, don't come back here and whine that it's slow. In fact it may cause problems but from what I've read those are few and far between.
Secondly, the Extreme IV is actually rated at 45MB/s now (UDMA). If you order a card and it's not 45MB/s, send it back as it's old stock.
As for the performance of the card, it's a perfect match for my 50D. I use a number of them while shooting sporting events and they keep up just fine with the 6.3 FPS the 50D can do. Never had one fail on me even in less than perfect conditions.
If you have a UDMA compliant camera, give this card a shot. If you don't have a UDMA compliant camera, go for the Exteme III.
SanDisk EXT IV 8gb November 9, 2008
I am very happy with this card. It has the speed and has the space to hold the raw pictures that I seem to be taking more and more.
Ken
Fast and Reliable October 16, 2008
I ordered my first Sandisk Extreme 4 along with the Firewire reader. It delivers on the 40mb per second specification and I have never had any problems with pictures getting corrupted. I ordered a second card earlier this year.
I have dropped this card in the snow, taken pictures for several hours in -15 degree weather, had it in very hot and humid conditions and never had a problem. When shooting RAW I can fill up both cards quite quickly, and when I get back home I really enjoy downloading with this setup, when I have to use other cards or readers I can see how spoiled I have become.
When I switched to Vista x64 I thought I had a problem with the reader, but I called the special tech support number for Extreme products and got to a knowledgeable and understandable tech. He walked me through the troubleshooting and now everything works great.
I do use other cards, but when I am going into unusual conditions, or know I am going to be shooting a lot, I always put this card in the camera.
As fast as the camera can use October 12, 2008
Ducati cards are faster to transfer from the card reader to the computer, just as these Extreme IVs are faster than the Extreme IIIs. But they are all the same in the camera. Extreme III is as fast as the camera can write the photo. The speed advantage comes when you are uploading 8 GB from the card to the computer. THEN you will appreciate the 10 minute transfer time instead of the 30 minute transfer time. You'll need a firewire reader to take advantage of that speed in transferring to the computer though.... SanDisk makes a good one
 Defective card September 19, 2008
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
I have always used sandisk CF cards. I bought this for my new Canon 40D and right away I started to see that one out of every 100 images was corrupted. First I thought it was the new camera but soon the camera started to freeze on me when in continuous shooting mode. I thought I might have a bad copy of the 40D! Did some research and found that the same issue was faced by others and the issue was the card and not the camera. I replaced it with an EXTREME III 4GB card and i have not seen the problem since even in continuous shooting mode. I'd recommend sticking with EXTREME III series for now!
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