Sony CFexpress Type A Memory Card - 240GB - Tough

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This guide is for professional videographers and photographers who require the utmost speed and reliability for demanding workflows. The Sony CFexpress Type A 240GB Tough memory card offers significantly faster read/write speeds than SD cards, enabling higher-resolution video capture and quicker file transfers, though its Type A format means compatibility is limited to specific devices. Key features include 1800MB/s read speeds, 1700MB/s write speeds, VPG400 certification, and enhanced durability for challenging environments.

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SeriesCFexpress Type A
Model Part NumberCEAG240T.CE7
BrandSony

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FAQs

What is the difference between CFexpress Type A and Type B?

CFexpress Type A cards are physically smaller and designed for cameras that prioritize compact size, offering impressive speeds. CFexpress Type B cards are larger and generally offer even higher maximum speeds and capacities, suited for more robust professional workflows.

Can I use this card in a CFexpress Type B slot?

No, CFexpress Type A and Type B are physically different formats and are not interchangeable. You cannot use a Type A card in a Type B slot, or vice versa.

What does VPG 400 mean?

VPG 400 (Video Performance Guarantee 400) signifies that the card is guaranteed to maintain a minimum sustained write speed of 400 MB/s, which is critical for stable recording of high-bitrate video formats like 4K 120p.

How do I format the card?

It is best to format the card directly in the camera or device you intend to use it with. This ensures optimal compatibility and performance. Refer to your device's manual for specific formatting instructions.

Is this card suitable for burst shooting RAW photos?

Yes, the high write speed of 1700 MB/s makes this card ideal for capturing rapid bursts of RAW images without slowing down your camera.

What is the warranty period for this card?

Please refer to Sony's official warranty information for the most accurate details regarding the warranty period and coverage for this specific product.

Can I use this card with older cameras that use SD cards?

No, this CFexpress Type A card is not compatible with SD card slots. You will need a camera that specifically supports the CFexpress Type A format.

Troubleshooting

Card not recognized by camera/computer

Ensure the card is inserted correctly. Check if your device firmware is up-to-date, as it may require an update for new card compatibility. Try a different CFexpress Type A slot or card reader.

Slow transfer speeds

Verify you are using a CFexpress Type A card reader and a compatible USB port (e.g., USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 or USB4). Ensure your computer's drivers are updated. Clean the card reader contacts.

Data corruption or errors during recording

Ensure the card is properly formatted within the host device. Avoid removing the card while the device is writing data. Check for firmware updates for both the camera and card reader.

Card overheating during prolonged use

This is uncommon but can occur during extreme continuous use. Allow the card and device to cool down. Ensure adequate ventilation for your equipment.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Significantly boosts workflow efficiency with ultra-fast read/write speeds.
  • Enables high-resolution and high-frame-rate video recording without performance bottlenecks.
  • Enhanced durability makes it suitable for use in challenging outdoor or demanding shooting conditions.
  • VPG400 certification ensures reliable video recording performance.
  • Compact CFexpress Type A form factor is compatible with a growing range of professional cameras.

Cons

  • Requires a compatible CFexpress Type A card reader and host device.
  • Higher cost compared to standard SD cards.
  • Capacity might be limiting for extremely long uncompressed video projects without multiple cards.
  • Type A format is less common than Type B, limiting device compatibility.
  • Requires specific software or hardware to achieve maximum transfer speeds.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Ensure your camera or computer is equipped with a CFexpress Type A card slot.
  2. For optimal transfer speeds, use a compatible CFexpress Type A card reader, such as the Sony MRW-G3, connected via a high-speed interface (e.g., USB 40Gbps).
  3. Insert the memory card into the slot until it clicks into place.

Compatibility:

This card is compatible with cameras and devices featuring a CFexpress Type A slot. Always check your device's specifications for confirmed compatibility. It is *not* backward compatible with CompactFlash (CF) or SD card slots.

Care:

  • Avoid exposing the card to extreme temperatures outside its operating range (-12°C to 72°C).
  • Keep the card contacts clean. Gently wipe with a dry, soft cloth if necessary; avoid using liquids or abrasive materials.
  • Protect the card from physical shocks, bending, and moisture, despite its tough design.
  • Safely eject the card from your device before removing it to prevent data corruption.

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