Author: Alik Griffin
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Sony E Series UHS-II V60 SD Memory Card Review
Sony’s E Series V60 cards offer fast write speeds for video and quick computer transfers, but stick to the 128GB or 256GB models. Avoid the slower 64GB version.
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Firecrest Bloom Gold Filter Review
I like Glimmerglass-type filters for everyday shooting to take the digital edge off. Here’s a look at Formatt Hitech’s Bloom Gold with X100VI samples at 1/8 power.
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Sony TOUGH CFexpress Type-A Memory Card Review
Lexar beats it in speed, and it throttled under heat in my USB-C benchmarks, but the Sony Tough G is durable and still runs fast in Sony bodies like the A1 and A7R V.
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Lexar Gold CFExpress Type-B Memory Card Review
Lexar’s Gold card nearly matches the Diamond line in my speed tests. It lacks VPG-400 and XQD support, but handled 8K60p NRAW without throttling, making it a great value.
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Delkin Power G4 CFxB Memory Card Review
The larger Delkin Power cards held about 1500MB/s sustained in my tests, making them a great value for everyday use, but they do throttle NRAW bitrates in the Nikon Z8 and Z9.
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Delkin Black CFexpress Type-B Memory Card Review
This is Delkin’s top-tier rugged card, and it handled continuous 8K60p NRAW without issues. It was the fastest card by a hair in my Nikon Z8 buffer tests, hitting about 700MB/s.
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Hoodman Steel CFe Type-B Memory Card Review
I’ve used the rugged Hoodman Steel in my Nikon Z8 for several months with consistent results. Sustained writes held around 1502MB/s, and it ran continuous NRAW without problems.
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Helios 44-2 With A Diffusion Filter – Impressively Nostalgic
Shooting Japan Street Photography with a Vintage Masterpiece. The Helios 44-2. A 58mm f2 lens paired with a Hoya Black Mist No0.5 Filter.
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The Hybrid Traveler’s Kit: Fujifilm X100VI Accessories
After shooting four generations of X100 cameras, this is the minimal kit I use on the X100VI for better handling, weather sealing, and real-world battery life.
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Best Memory Cards Fujifilm X100VI
This guide will walk you through everything you need to know to help you find the best memory cards for the Fujifilm X100VI. Including my top 5 recommendations.
