The new SanDisk Ultra II CompactFlash memory card has a minimum sustained write speed of 9MB per second and a read speed of 10MB per second. Get faster speed for all the things you do.

#it is what it is (2009-06-30) works as desired - no problems. What else can you say about a CF card?

#Compatibility with camera (2009-06-28) Just posting a note of caution, in case like me you have an older digital camera - the card fits the slot, but the software in my camera can t cope with memory of this size. I should have checked before, but didn t think of it, and since you have to open the packaging in order to test it, no chance of exchanging!

#Excellent product (2009-06-27) Given that this product is recommend by Nikon, my camera brand, I cannot hesitate but say that the card functions within all the accepted parameters of my use. I now have two cards and no complaints.

#Disappointed (2009-06-21) I bought this for my Minolta DiMAGE 5 camera and it will not take it. Disappointed. Mea Culpa.

#Compact Flash 4gb (2009-06-06) This card works perfectly with the adapter I bought. I have formatted and partitioned it and its still going strong.

Imaging pros expect a lot from their equipment and can t afford tohave a component limit their productivity or creativity. The newlyredesigned Kingston CompactFlash Elite Pro offers a minimumsustained write speed of 133X. The Elite Pro is designedsp

#Simply does the job. (2009-07-04) Well there is not much to say. It simply does what is expected to do. I dont know about its speed, i never cared about CF s speed anyway, my camera (eos 50d) has a big buffer that CF speed is unimportant, and the few times that I unload CFs in my PC, never cared for speed. Actually most newest camera s buffer will make CF s speed seem importantless. I have mine for almost 2 years now, it works perfectly.

#Good starting card for my SLR camera (2009-06-09) In my opinion this card is big enough and fast enough to work with my digital camera.

#Cheap but very Slow to write (2009-06-05) As a wedding phot I have many CF cards. I bought these to supplement my Sandisks. These new Kingston cards in both 8 and 16gb flavours are very very slow to write. For example same 5 shot burst on each card. Sandisk-3 4Gb 4 sec to writeKingston 2Gb 50x 5 sec to writeKingston 16Gb 133x 15 sec to writeKingston 8Gb 133x 23 sec to writeI will contact Kingston to see why these 133x cards write so much slower than their older 50x cards.

#Well priced CF card and theoretically fine.. time will tell (2009-06-03) Bought a few of these as a more economical alternative to previous fairly expensive Sandisk cards. So far I m reasonably happy, though only further tests will say whether previous reports of these cards being slower than others is true. they seem fast enough for all but the most demanding high speed sports photography, where buffer limits seem to be reached sooner than with sandisk extreme cards on my D300 and 50D. reliability is probably the most important thing and one card has shown some errors during sho...

#Very pleased (2009-04-21) I,m delighted. Downloads well and has the space for high quality photos without changing because it is too small

SanDisk Extreme III CompactFlash is designed for serious professional photographers who demand one of the fastest, most rugged, and most durable memory cards on the market. Professional photographers who work under less than ideal conditions expect more from a flash memory card. More speed. More performance. More reliability. SanDisk?s new Extreme III card delivers everything you want plus a whole lot more! That?s because only SanDisk Extreme III memory cards feature innovative ESP Technology for the fastest speeds and highest performance. ESP stands for ?Enhanced Super-Parallel Processing?. Simply put, it means you are getting the fastest read/write speeds available ? an amazing minimum 20MB per second** sequential read and write speed ? speed you?ll definitely appreciate whenever you find yourself shooting and storing pictures in harsh environments, extreme temperatures or at high altitudes. Every SanDis...

#Excellent, reliable. (2009-05-12) I use these cards in a Sony High-Definition video camera. The cards easily record lengthy clips of HD video footage and I can get approx 70 minutes of video on each card. I have never had any problems formatting these cards or recording or retrieving footage. The cards are rugged and withstand being quickly swapped out when in mid-shot out on location (and often being stuffed in a pocket). There are certainly cheaper cards of this spec available, but when you are working professionally it would seem crazy to take a risk with something that doe...

#sandisk 8GB and 16GB compact flash cards (2009-05-05) I ve used Sandisk extreme III cards for a couple of years or so now and found them to be reliable and plenty fast enough in transfer rate in its use with my canon eos 5d Mk 1 and MkII cameras.

#Sandisk 16 GB CF (2009-03-28) An excellent choice for those of us who like to take plenty of photographs without having to worry that your memorycard will suddenly let you down. This CF card will let you take some 3250 fine quality pictures, or some 600 RAW+JPEG. What I particularly like about it, is that it comes complete with free recovery download, just in case disaster should strike. Not the cheapest CF card on offer, but good value for money!