As already reported, several new products were announced today: Leica M10-P camera – price: $7,995 | additional informatio0n. Insta360 Pro II Spherical VR 360 8K camera announced – price: $4,999.95 | additional information. Delkin XQD memory cards now officially announced – price:$139.95 – $463.50 | additional information Here is what to expect for tomorrow: New Nikon mirrorless system Panasonic LX100 […]
Delkin to launch a new line of “premium” XQD memory cards next week Lexar is back in business, still looking for a cost-effective solution for XQD memory cards Leica Elpro E52 close up lens set announced Expect More From FPS (Fujifilm Professional Services) Tamron 28-75mm f/2.8 Di III RXD FE Compared to The Sony Zeiss […]
→ Lexar announced new XQD memory cards (prices: $616.99 for 128GB, $328.99 for 64GB and $177.99 for 32GB). → The Panasonic GX8 got tested by DxOMark. See the results here. → Tamron 14-150mm f/3.5-5.8 Di III Micro Four Thirds lens tested at DxOMark. → Tamron 16-300mm f/3.5-6.3 Di II VC PZD Macro lens for Sony mount tested at DxOMark. […]
Lexar announced 32GB, 64GB XQD and 256GB 600x SDXC UHS-I memory cards: Lexar 32GB and 64GB XQD cards: Lexar Professional XQD card offers a minimum guaranteed read transfer speed of 1100x (168 MB/s)* New XQD card leverages PCI Express technology to capture high-quality images, 1080p full-HD and 3D video, and up to 100 fames in […]
In an interview at Photokina, SanDisk representative confirmed that the company has no plans to produce XQD memory cards, instead they will concentrate on developing memory cards based on the CFast 2.0 standard, which promises interface speed up to 600MB/sec.
Do you know what is missing from all of the leaked and official Photokina announcements so far? XQD memory cards. Not a single new camera with XQD support was announced. Not even the new, top of the line, Sony a99 and RX1 cameras. This is strange, considering that Sony was the first company to support the XQD standard. Currently […]
CompactFlash Association announced version 2 of the XQD memory card specs which could provide transfer speeds of up to 1,000 MB/s:
Adorama just opened their pre-orders for the new Sony XQD memory cards: Sony XQD Memory Card H-series 16GB Sony XQD Memory Card H-series 32GB Sony XQD Memory Card Reader, USB 2.0/3.0 Compatible Shipping is expected to start next month. As of today, the Nikon D4 is the only camera that uses XQD memory cards. SanDisk and Lexar are […]
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