Sony SF-M Series 512GB UHS-II SDXC Memory Card

Description

Sony SF-M Series 512GB UHS-II SDXC Memory Card 

The high-speed Sony SF-M Series 512GB UHS-II SDXC Memory Card has a 512GB storage capacity and offers speed, power and value. Designed to be compatible with UHS-II devices, utilising a fast write speed of up to 150 MB/s for incredibly fast buffer clearing time between burst shooting and high-resolution imaging. As well as, video capture in 4K, full HD, and 3D video. Other features include, a maximum read speed of up to 277 MB/s and a V60 video speed class that ensures minimum write speeds stay above 60 MB/s.

This memory card may be used in other devices that do not support UHS-II/V60 but it will not utilise optimum speed and instead default to the devices maximum speed and bus rating.

Rapid Reading and Writing

The Sony SF-M Series 512GB Memory Card is built to utilise UHS-II devices, from 4K video capture to continuous photo bursts. With a fast write speed of up to 150 MB/s, the Sony SF-M Series ensures less buffering between shots and the latest V60 Video Speed Class guarantees high-resolution video.

Rapid Backup and Data Transfer 

With fast read speeds of up to 277 MB/s, you can transfer large files to your computer quickly – providing you with more shooting time and peace of mind that your work is protected. 

Ultimate Durability 

IP57 rated, the Sony SF-M Series 512GB Memory Card is resistant to water, dust, temperature, magnets, X-rays, and has a UV guard. As well as continuing to be reliable in extreme temperatures, operating in temperatures as low as -25°C and as high as +85°C.  

SD Scan Utility  

By installing SD Scan Utility on your computer, every time you insert your SD memory card to the computer the software will inform you on the condition of the SD memory card and give you warning if the card is close to the limit of write cycles. 

Protect Your Data   

Put in precautionary measures with the downloadable File Rescue software that ensures lost media is recovered should it be accidentally deleted or encounter playback issues.