CFast card
The Compact Fast (CFast) memory card can be used as a faster version of the CF card for high-end cameras and supports high speeds.
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Sandisk Cfast Extreme Pro 2.0 128GB 525MB/s
In stock
List price 249.-
199.-
Integral CFast UltimaPro 128GB 550x 540MB/s
On order
117.-
Lexar CFast Professional 2.0 512GB 3500x
In stock
List price 1,059.99
949.-
Wise 1TB CFast Card 2.0
In stock
List price 809.-
639.-
Angelbird AVpro Cfast 512GB
In stock
List price 641.-
495. 75
Transcend 256GB Cfast 2.0 CFX650
In stock
389.-
Wise 256GB CFast 2.0 3400X Memory Card
In stock
List price 305.-
299.-
Transcend 128GB Cfast 2.0 CFX650
In stock
192.-
Angelbird AVpro CFast 1TB | 2-pack limited promo
On order
2,109.-
Integral CFast 2.0 1TB
On order
699. 99
Angelbird AVpro Cfast 1TB Memory Card
Temporarily sold out
List price 949.-
699.-
Angelbird Match pack for Canon C200
Temporarily sold out
List price 725.-
628.-
What is a CFast card?
The CFast, also called Compact Fast, is a type of memory card based on the serial ATA bus instead of the old Parallel ATA bus of the standard CF card . The difference is mainly in the support for higher transfer rates, which makes this card extremely suitable for use with high-quality camera models. This card is a welcome addition for professionals who work with Ultra HD images and RAW format photos.
Transfer speed
While Compact Flash (FS) memory cards support a maximum transfer speed of 167 MB/s, the CFast cards go one step further. The SATA system achieves minimum speeds of 300 MB/s, but cards with a speed of 500 MB/s can also be found nowadays. With this speed, it is feasible to capture cinema-quality footage, but also to save large RAW photo files for post-processing.
Support
Since the card was introduced in 2009, usage has increased significantly and Canon and Hasselblad both support this type of memory card. Due to higher production costs, the market is limited to professional equipment.
