SanDisk Ultra 8GB CompactFlash Memory Card
Why Choose SanDisk SDCFHS008GG46 Ultra 8GB CompactFlash Memory Card?
With its fast data rates and reliable performance, the Sandisk Ultra CompactFlash memory card helps you get the most out of your camera, camcorders and other devices that support CompactFlash memory cards.
Great photography takes more than a great camera, so step it up with high-performance Sandisk Ultra CompactFlash memory cards from the global leader in flash memory cards.
The Sandisk Ultra CompactFlash memory card delivers excellent shot-to-shot performance.
The Sandisk Ultra CompactFlash memory card’s fast data speeds decrease latency between shots, so you can take photos in rapid succession. You can also enjoy faster image viewing and more efficient in-camera editing.
At a Glance:
- Speeds up to 50MB/s for ultra performance
- Ideal combination of reliability, value, and ultra performance
- Great for entry to mid range DSLRs
- Reliability from the brand trusted by pros
- Fast write speeds to reduce lag time between shots
- Supports Full HD video recording
Here’s what you’re in for:
SanDisk Ultra CompactFlash memory cards deliver the ideal combination of reliability, value, and performance for casual photographers with entry to mid-range DSLRs.
Choose from a range of capacities up to 32GB to do more without worrying about running out of space.
Capture the moment with ultra fast shot speeds and save time moving files to your computer with transfer speeds of up to 50MB/s (8GB – 32GB).
For dependability and solid performance, you can count on SanDisk Ultra CompactFlash memory cards to capture and store your favorite pictures and videos.
That’s why for memories that can’t be missed, photographers worldwide choose SanDisk.
Up to 50MB/s read speed; write speed lower (8GB-16GB). Up to 25MB/s read speed; write speed lower (4GB).
Based on internal testing; performance may be lower depending upon host device. 1MB = 1,000,000 bytes. 1GB=1,000,000,000 bytes.
Actual user storage less. Full HD (1920x1080x30fps), 3D or 4K video support may vary based on host device, file size, resolution, compression, bit rate, content and other factors.