Lexar Professional 800x 64GB CompactFlash Card for $44.99USD + delivery from Amazon US

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Maglia Nera on 07/06/2015 - 20:57 amazon.com (86 clicks)
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Was looking for a compact flash card, and saw that this was cheaper than the 32GB

Delivery cost to Sydney is $5.05USD, so total cost is $50.04USD (or about $66AUD) which is cheaper than the following:
* DWI
* DDP
* eBay

Can't comment about the quality of Lexar, but the 280+ reviews on Amazon give it 4.5 stars

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  Vladdo on 07/06/2015 - 21:04

  +2

  Be careful of the 800x lexars.. they are 800x READ… the write performance is about that of 300x (35mb/sec)..

  I bought some of these and returned them.. Instead I got some 1066x, and the write performance is 120mb/sec +..

  They're fine if you want large capacity, but performance wise, they're pretty average.

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    aether on 07/06/2015 - 21:11

    Completely agree. the 1066x are much better and far more reliable. They cost a little more, but are worth the extra money. 2 x 64gb Lexar 1066x for US$146 delivered

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    [Deactivated] on 07/06/2015 - 22:06

    What are super fast cards over 100mb/s for? 35mb/s seems to be enough for current DSLRs that do 4K.

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      aether on 07/06/2015 - 22:46

      When you start shooting RAW or uncompressed video, data rates sky rocket. Similarly when shooting stills from higher end dslrs with a high fps, you want a fast card so you waste less time waiting for the camera to buffer.

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      Vladdo on 07/06/2015 - 23:53

      +1

      120mb/sec ain't nearly enough.. when you start doing bursts of 20+ images, things can slow down significantly..

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  aether on 07/06/2015 - 21:15

  Same price at B&H, shipping costs $9.25 more though. I've had better service from B&H than Amazon when dealing with faulty cards.