SanDisk CFAST

VPG 130 stands for Video Performance Guarantee, which ensures the card can maintain a minimum sustained write speed of 130MB/s. This is critical for professional cinema cameras to prevent dropped frames during high-bitrate 4K recording.

No, this card uses the CFast 2.0 form factor, which is physically different from standard SD or CompactFlash cards. It is designed specifically for professional cinema cameras and high-end broadcast equipment that explicitly support the CFast interface.

Those speeds are the maximum theoretical limits under optimal conditions. In real-world use, your actual transfer speeds will depend on your card reader, the connection interface (like USB 3.0 or Thunderbolt), and your computer's hardware.

64GB is on the lower end for high-bitrate 4K workflows and will fill up quickly. It is best suited for shorter clips, interviews, or as a reliable backup card rather than a primary drive for long-form production.

Yes, you must use a dedicated CFast 2.0 card reader to access the data on this card. Standard SD or CompactFlash readers will not fit or recognize the card.