Angelbird 4Tb Av Pro Mk2 Cfexpress 2.0 Type B Card

Angelbird 4tb Av Pro Mk2 Cfexpress 2.0 Type B Card

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Designed for maximum sustained high-speed recording with video and photo cameras, the Angelbird 4TB AV Pro MK2 CFexpress 2.0 Type B Cardfrom Angelbird 4TB AV Pro MK2 CFexpress 2.0 Type B Cardcaptures high bitrate raw video and photo files at 6K, 8K, and 12K+ resolutions. This card features a capacity of 4TB and uses the PCIe 3.0 x2 bus to deliver maximum read speeds of 1785 MB/s, maximum write speeds of 1550 MB/s, minimum sustained read speeds of 1785 MB/s, and minimum sustained write speeds of 1300 MB/s.

Compatible with devices that support CFexpress 2.0 Type B, Angelbird's AV Pro MK2 CFexpress 2.0 series has been engineered with protection against shock, vibration, overheating, and temperature extremes from 14 to 158°F. Included is hardware and software data recovery and a limited 3-year warranty. Please note that data recovery is provided for free, as long as your card is in warranty.

To receive the full limited warranty, the product needs to be registered on the Angelbird Personal Service Portal within 30 days after purchase.

4TB Storage Capacity PCIe 3.0 x2 Bus Max Read Speed: 1785 MB/s Max Write Speed: 1550 MB/s Min Sustained Write Speed: 1300 MB/s For Photos, Videos, and Raw 4K to 12K+ Shock and Vibration Resistant Protects Against Overheating Can Withstand Extreme Temperatures Y2 Processor

Parameters
Quantity	1
Card Type	CFexpress Type B
Storage Capacity	4 TB
Bus Type	PCI-Express 3.0
Read Speed	Maximum: 1785 MB/s Minimum: 1785 MB/s
Write Speed	Maximum: 1550 MB/s Minimum: 1300 MB/s
Operating Conditions	14 to 158°F / -10 to 70°C
Storage Conditions	-4 to 185°F / -20 to 85°C
Certifications	CE, FCC, Kcc, RCM, REACH, RoHS
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.11 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	5 x 4.3 x 0.9"

CFexpress 2.0 Type B

Guaranteed sustained write speeds of 1300 MB/s for raw 12K+ productions

Y2 processor delivers exceptional processing power for raw video and photo production

Stable Stream technology supports uninterrupted read and write performance for smooth, drop-free results throughout the entire capacity of the card

Rock-solid build

Advanced Thermal Management helps protect the card against overheating

Adaptive Power Management helps improve the run time of your camera's battery

Host Power Loss Protection signals a safe shutdown to protect content in the event of a sudden power loss

Hardware and software data recovery service covers media that has encountered physical damage and/or software issues, such as data or file corruption

Installing the firmware update on Angelbird CFexpress cards requires an Angelbird CFexpress Card Reader. The successful update requires all components to be in sync, including the operating system with its drivers and software, the card reader, and your CFexpress Type B card. Communication between the firmware update tool and the card to be updated is only possible via an Angelbird CFexpress card reader chip. Any communication error would lead to an unsuccessful update.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is it fully compatible with the Nikon Z? Are there any issues?

A: The Angelbird 1TB AV Pro MK2 CFexpress 2.0 Type B Memory Card is fully compatible with the Nikon Z9.

Q: 2. Is this card 1 tb compatible with Canon R5?

A: Yes, Angelbird 1TB AV Pro MK2 CFexpress 2.0 Type B Memory Card is fully compatible with Canon EOS R5 Mirrorless Camera.

Q: 3. is this card compatible with the z9 8k 60p NRAW Highest Quality Settings without any interruptions?

A: The Angelbird 1TB AV Pro MK2 CFexpress 2.0 Type B Memory Card is compatible with the Z9 recording 8K 60p NRAW.

Q: 4. Does it work with Blackmagic 4.6 and 12k?

A: No, the Angelbird 4TB AV Pro MK2 CFexpress 2.0 Type B Memory Card is incompatible with the Blackmagic Design URSA Mini Pro 4.6K Digital Cinema Camera and the Blackmagic Design URSA Mini Pro 12K (PL). The Blackmagic cards accept full-size SD cards, CFast 2 cards, and external USB drives over USB-C, depending on the model.

Q: 5. Is this compatible with the Sony FX6?

A: Sony FX6 is not compatible with CFespress TYPE B media cards. Please review what cards we have available. https://bhpho.to/3NT4AQh

Q: 6. Compatible with the Canon R5C?

A: The Canon R5c has not been tested with the Angelbird 4TB AV Pro MK2 CFexpress 2.0 Type B Memory Card. But technically it should work fine.

Q: 7. Compatible with c500mkii?

A: The Angelbird 1TB AV Pro MK2 CFexpress 2.0 Type B Memory Card is compatible with the Canon EOS C500 Mark II.

Q: 8. Will the 4TB cards work well with V-Raptor?

A: The Angelbird 4TB AV Pro MK2 CFexpress 2.0 Type B Memory Card is not approved for use with the RED V-Raptor. We recommend the RED approved RED DIGITAL CINEMA 2TB PRO CFexpress 2.0 Type B Memory Card. See: bhpho.to/3GJPgjn

Q: 9. Does the firmware update work with the RED CFExpress Card Reader?

A: Yes, the Angelbird 2TB AV Pro MK2 CFexpress 2.0 Type B Memory Card will work with a RED DIGITAL CINEMA CFexpress Card Reader.

Q: 10. I’m a bit concerned about the several reports of failure, but I’m going to ask this anyway. Is this Angelbird 4TB card compatible with the new Blackmagic Cinema Camera 6K?

A: The Angelbird 4TB AV Pro MK2 CFexpress 2.0 Type B Memory Card, is compatible with the Blackmagic Design Cinema Camera 6K (Leica L).

Bogdan	24/09/2024
[1] I find this the best deal for CFExpress cards. 5

Neal	03/09/2024
[1] I've been using Angelbird AV Pro cards, but not the XT MK2 versions. They're pretty fast, but on the Z 9, shooting at 15 frames per second in lossless compressed raw (still waiting for DXO to accept high efficiency star!), could only manage about 4 seconds before slowing shooting. With this card, I shot 1000+ (that's over 60 seconds), and just stopped shooting, as the camera never slowed down! Such an improvement! 5

Tosapol	03/09/2024
[1] So far, used for 3 family portrait sessions, over a thousand photos taken all in unprocessed raw. Browsing in the camera, transferring to the computer, worked smoothly, no problems. 5

mikhail. from lucentvisionstud	01/09/2024
[0.11 lb] very fast 5

Horace	02/08/2024
[5 x 4.3 x 0.9"] I have two of these cards in my Z9, one in my z 6II, and this last one is for my z8. I love the size the price, & the reliability. Best bang for the Buck. Love these cards 5

Hatch	27/07/2024
[5 x 4.3 x 0.9"] I recently returned from a trip to photograph wildlife, I really enjoyed not worrying about my card/s filling up while shooting. I've run into this issue in the past with the smaller cards, even owning several 160GB cards. On the Sony A1 (maybe I need to update the firmware) the camera shows 9999 images available on a formatted card. It's really about 15k as I shot for two entire days before it moved off the 9999 mark....almost 5000 images. It's worth the investment in my opinion. I'm thinking about picking up another one of these as the price is hard to beat for the capacity. Oh... write speeds... ZERO issues shooting 20-30 FPS for long bursts... great experience overall. 5

Danny Boy	19/07/2024
[4 TB] Test setup: Z9 8k, 60p RAW - high quality setting 2 recordings that continue (46 minutes) until the card is filled. Quick reformat in camera. 5780 Mbs/722.5 MBs data rate. Hot card warning 20 minutes into first recording. Continued into 2nd recording. Camera was slightly warm. No other issues or problems. Angled Bird 2TB MK2 was flawless. Worked perfectly. 5

Aaron	04/07/2024
[4 TB] Fast and reliable thus far and at a fraction of the price of Sony's offering. 5

Reza Mehr	01/07/2024
[0.11 lb] The Angelbird 1TB AV Pro MK2 CFexpress 2.0 Type B Memory Card has been flawless with my Fujifilm XH2S. It handles all formats and resolutions swiftly, especially ProRes. The massive 1TB storage ensures I never run out of space. Impressive build quality. Highly recommended for reliable performance. 5

Seth	27/05/2024
[PCI-Express 3.0] I was worried about trying a card other than Sony, but I wanted the size and the speed without the cost. Will the quality be there? Well, the speed is as good or better than the Sony. As for quality, feels well made, and in my immense use of two of these cards there has not been any indication of trouble whatsoever. My only unexpected issue is that the card may be a bit too large. When used in a Sony camera, depending on media settings, you will have space for 10,000 files or more. However, the Sony available space counter only goes to 9,999. So you may need to take several hundred to several thousand photos before you see the 9,999 reduce to 9,998 and lower. 5