Tarjeta de memoria flash Angelbird Technologies 512 GB CFexpress Type A AV PRO CFexpress A

The Angelbird AV PRO CFexpress A 512 GB is a professional CFexpress Type A card designed for high-data-rate video, stills and burst shooting. With up to 512 GB capacity and high sustained performance, it supports fast file offloading and reliable recording for cameras that require consistent throughput.

Advantages

This card provides sustained write performance and Stable Stream™ technology to maintain uninterrupted read/write across the entire capacity. It offers host power loss protection to save buffer files and shut down safely in case of power loss. Built to withstand extreme temperature, moisture, dust, shock, x-ray and magnetic exposure, the card is engineered for durability while keeping power draw low to reduce strain on your camera battery. Advanced Thermal Management helps prevent overheating by switching to a low-power safe mode when idle.

Suitable for

• Sony cameras using CFexpress Type A for high-bitrate video (including 8K RAW)
• Professional photographers shooting high-resolution stills and RAW bursts
• On-set or field productions requiring durable storage in harsh conditions

Key specifications

• Capacity: 512 GB
• Read speed: up to 1800 MB/s
• Write speed: up to 1650 MB/s (sustained performance for recording)
• Form factor: CFexpress Type A
• Colour: Black
• Weight: 0.002 kg
• MPN: AVP512CFXAMK2
• EAN: 9120056587162

How to use

Insert the CFexpress Type A card into the compatible camera or card reader following the device manufacturer’s instructions. Format the card in-camera before first use if recommended by your camera maker. During recording, monitor available capacity and battery level; the card’s host power loss protection will attempt to save buffers and shut down safely if power is lost.

Recommendations

For best results, use this Angelbird AV PRO CFexpress A card in cameras that officially support CFexpress Type A media (for example certain Sony models). Regularly back up footage after each shoot, format the card in-camera when prompted, and avoid removing the card while the camera is writing. Store the card in a protective case when not in use to maintain its durability features.