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Sony CFexpress Type A Memory Card - 160 GB

Sony CFexpress Type A Memory Card - 160 GB

Super charge your professional video and photography workflows with the Sony CFexpress Type A 160G...

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This guide is for professional photographers and videographers using Sony cameras who need fast and reliable storage. The Sony CFexpress Type A 160GB memory card offers exceptional write and read speeds, significantly improving workflow efficiency. However, note that it requires a compatible CFexpress Type A card reader and is not backward compatible with older card formats.

All features

SeriesCFexpress Type A
Model Part NumberCEAG160T.SYM
BrandSony

Extended Product Information

FAQs

What is the difference between CFexpress Type A and SD cards?

CFexpress Type A cards offer significantly faster write and read speeds compared to SD cards, enabling quicker data transfer and improved performance, especially for high-resolution video and continuous shooting.

Can I use this card in any camera?

No, this card is specifically designed for cameras that support the CFexpress Type A format. Check your camera's specifications for compatibility.

What is the benefit of the TOUGH design?

The TOUGH design provides extra protection against physical damage, including drops, impacts, and bending. It also offers dust and moisture resistance.

Do I need a special card reader?

Yes, to achieve the card's maximum read and write speeds, you will need a CFexpress Type A card reader, such as the Sony MRW-G2.

How do I format the card?

You can format the card directly in your compatible Sony camera. This is recommended before first use and periodically to maintain optimal performance.

How can I recover lost files?

Sony provides downloadable data recovery software for their memory card customers to recover deleted or corrupted files. It is recommended to download and install this software.

How do I maintain the card's performance?

Keep the card clean, store it in a protective case, and use the Sony Media Scan Utility to monitor its health. Regularly format the card in your camera.

What is the warranty on this card?

Warranty information is not available in the provided product information. Check the product packaging or Sony's website for specific warranty details.

Troubleshooting

Camera not recognizing the card.

Ensure the card is correctly inserted. Format the card in the camera. Update the camera's firmware if necessary. Check the card slot for any debris.

Slow write/read speeds.

Make sure you are using a compatible card reader (MRW-G2 is recommended). Check that your computer's USB port supports the speed of the reader. Ensure the card isn't full and that you're not trying to write over existing files.

Files are corrupted or missing.

Use data recovery software (Sony's rescue software is recommended). Back up your files regularly. Ensure the card isn't damaged.

Card reader not working.

Ensure the card reader is connected properly. Try a different USB port. Update the card reader's drivers.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Significantly faster write and read speeds compared to SDXC cards.
  • Robust and durable design for use in demanding environments.
  • Optimized for high-bitrate video recording, including 4K 120p.
  • Protects against data loss with its TOUGH design and IP57 rating.
  • Compatible with a wide range of Sony cameras that utilize CFexpress Type A cards.
  • Provides a Video Performance Guarantee (VPG) 400 for reliable video recording.

Cons

  • Requires a CFexpress Type A compatible card reader (MRW-G2) for optimal performance.
  • Not backward compatible with SD cards, requiring users to upgrade equipment.
  • Higher cost compared to traditional SD cards.
  • Specific to cameras using the CFexpress Type A format.
  • Capacity might be limiting for extended shoots in 8K or very high frame rates.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup

  1. Insert the CFexpress Type A card into your compatible Sony camera's card slot.
  2. Format the card within the camera before use. This ensures optimal performance and compatibility.
  3. For optimal data transfer, use the Sony MRW-G2 card reader, connected to your computer via USB.

Compatibility

The Sony CFexpress Type A 160GB card is compatible with Sony cameras that support the CFexpress Type A format. Check your camera's specifications to ensure compatibility.

Care

  • Avoid physical damage to the card. The TOUGH design offers significant protection but is not indestructible.
  • Store the card in a protective case when not in use.
  • Protect from extreme temperatures, humidity, and direct sunlight.
  • Use the Sony Media Scan Utility (with MRW-G2 card reader) to monitor the card's health and lifespan.
  • Handle the card with clean hands to prevent contamination.

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