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Hi everyone, i bought my Son a new BM URSA Mini Pro G2 for his freelance film work, and i want to buy him some C-Fast cards so he is not having to use his old Sandisk SD cards that he used with his previous 4k BMPCC camera.
He sometimes records in 4.6k RAW but not often, mostly he shoots in 4.6k ProRes 4444 or something like that, sometimes he shoots lower, depends on his clients and what they want.
I found a twin pack of 256gb Angelbird AV Pro CF cards for $1256 which are apparently designed as a matched pair for the URSA Mini cameras, they have a write speed of 400MB/s and read speed of 550MB/s
https://postimg.cc/xkvXkgHw
However i was curious as to why the cards have CF on them, but in the item description it says C-Fast cards, which i am a bit confused about, as my Son told me that there is a difference between CF and C-Fast cards, but i just assumed CF and C-Fast had the same interface but the C-Fast cards were a lot faster and more expensive.
So i just wanted to run this by you guys to see if these cards are the right type to buy for his G2 camera, and if not, can someone offer me advice on alternative C-Fast cards to get him.
I tried to post a link to those Angelbird CF cards but it seems we are not allowed to post links, so i posted an image of the cards instead.
Many thanks in advance.....Glen
He sometimes records in 4.6k RAW but not often, mostly he shoots in 4.6k ProRes 4444 or something like that, sometimes he shoots lower, depends on his clients and what they want.
I found a twin pack of 256gb Angelbird AV Pro CF cards for $1256 which are apparently designed as a matched pair for the URSA Mini cameras, they have a write speed of 400MB/s and read speed of 550MB/s
https://postimg.cc/xkvXkgHw
However i was curious as to why the cards have CF on them, but in the item description it says C-Fast cards, which i am a bit confused about, as my Son told me that there is a difference between CF and C-Fast cards, but i just assumed CF and C-Fast had the same interface but the C-Fast cards were a lot faster and more expensive.
So i just wanted to run this by you guys to see if these cards are the right type to buy for his G2 camera, and if not, can someone offer me advice on alternative C-Fast cards to get him.
I tried to post a link to those Angelbird CF cards but it seems we are not allowed to post links, so i posted an image of the cards instead.
Many thanks in advance.....Glen