Special Feature | Supports Ultra DMA Mode 7 |
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Read Speed | 160 Megabytes Per Second |
Item Weight | 0.03 Pounds |
Write Speed | 120 Megabytes Per Second |
Hardware Interface | CompactFlash |
RAM | 32 GB |
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Brand | Transcend |
Flash Memory Type | MLC NAND flash |
Memory Storage Capacity | 32 GB |
Compatible Devices | Camera |
Color | Black |
About this item
- Ultra-fast 1000X performance, 160MB/s read and 120MB/s write , with four-channel support
- Built-in BCH ECC technology with read-retry for detecting and correcting errors
- Compliant with CF 6.0 specification with LBA48 support
- Ultra DMA Mode 0 to Ultra DMA Mode 7
- Multiword DMA Mode 0 to Multiword DMA Mode 4
- PIO Mode 0 to PIO Mode 6
- Multi-platform compatibility
- ATA interface
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Storage Capacity | 4.6 | 4.2 | 4.2 | 4.6 | 4.6 | 4.1 |
Value for money | 4.6 | 4.1 | 3.6 | 4.5 | 4.5 | 4.3 |
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flash memory type | MLC NAND flash | CompactFlash | CFast | SDXC | CompactFlash | CompactFlash |
memory capacity | 32 GB | 16 GB | 16 GB | 128 GB | 32 GB | 32 GB |
speed class | — | class 10 | class 10 | class 10 | — | — |
write speed | 120 | 133x | 30x | 90 MB per second | 85 | — |
read speed | 160 megabytes per second | 48 megabytes per second | 60 megabytes per second | 200 megabytes per second | 120 megabytes per second | 160 megabytes per second |
From the manufacturer
Transcend 32GB CompactFlash Memory Card 1000x
TS32GCF1000
Aimed at professional photographers, Transcend’s 1000x CompactFlash cards feature high-speed transfer rates up to 160MB/s read and 120MB/s write, ensuring maximum performance when used with today’s high-end digital camera equipment. In addition, Transcend’s 1000x CompactFlash cards are manufactured using premium quality toggle mode NAND Flash memory chips to ensure long-life durability and guaranteed performance.
What’s in the package?
1000x CompactFlash Memory Card (32GB)
Features
- Perfect for ultra-high resolution Full-HD, 3D, and even 4K UHDTV (2160p) video recording
- Operates in Ultra DMA (UDMA) transfer mode 7, the fastest interface speed available for CF cards
- Manufactured with brand-name toggle mode MLC NAND Flash chips
- Built-in Error Correcting Code (ECC) to detect and correct transfer errors
- Limited Lifetime Warranty
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Outstanding 1000x transfer performanceFully compliant with CompactFlash revision 6.0, Transcend’s "Ultimate" series 1000x CompactFlash cards operate in Ultra DMA (UDMA) transfer mode 7, the fastest interface speed available for CF cards. As a result, a top-end DSLR camera equipped with a 1000x CF card responds more quickly – especially important during fast-action burst mode shooting – and stores large images in RAW format faster than ever before. |
Video Performance GuaranteeThe video performance guarantee (VPG-20) guarantees that Transcend 1000x CompactFlash cards are capable of constant video recording at 20MB/s without dropping frames. The ultimate class-leading storage for ultra-high resolution Full-HD, 3D, and even 4K UHDTV (2160p) video recording, these cards deliver smooth, professional videos every time. |
Excellent Compatibility & Post-Production EfficiencyThe versatile 1000x CompactFlash card is developed to work across a wide range of CompactFlash compatible devices, including mid-range DSLRs, hybrid cameras and Full HD camcorders. When paired with a high-end card reader such as Transcend's USB 3.0 RDF8, 1000x CompactFlash cards can achieve maximum read/write speed and provide seamless transfer. |
RecoveRx softwareWith a purchase of 1000x CompactFlash memory card, you can download our exclusive RecoveRx software for free. This user-friendly application allows you to conduct an in-depth search within your storage device for traces of erased files to be recovered. |
Legal Disclaimers
(1) Storage capacity approximations are for general reference only. Actual results will vary depending on resolution, compression quality, video frame rate/interlace settings, and content. 1GB = 1 billion bytes. A certain portion of the storage capacity may be reserved for firmware and maintenance use. (2) Speed may vary depending on the device and usage of hardware or software. (3) Available in Frustration-Free Packaging and/or regular retail package. (4) Please see Transcend website for additional warranty details and limitations.
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RAW Images | Full HD | |
16GB | 1096 photos | 240 minutes |
32GB | 2192 photos | 480 minutes |
64GB | 4384 photos | 960 minutes |
128GB | 8768 photos | 1920 minutes |
1000x CompactFlash | 800x CompactFlash | 400x CompactFlash | 133x CompactFlash | |
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Price | $164.43$164.43 | $154.46$154.46 | — | $28.99$28.99 |
Maximum Transfer Speeds | 160MB/s | 120MB/s | 90MB/s | 50MB/s |
Capacity | 16GB - 128GB | 32GB - 256GB | 16GB - 64GB | 1GB – 32GB |
UDMA Support | Up to UDMA7 | Up to UDMA7 | Up to UDMA7 (32/64GB) Up to UDMA6 (8/16GB) | UDMA 0~4 |
Video Recordings | 4K, Full HD, 3D | Full HD, 3D | Full HD | Full HD |
Waterproof, Temperature Proof, Static Proof, X-ray Proof, Shock Proof | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
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Technical Details
Item model number | TS32GCF1000 |
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Item Weight | 0.48 ounces |
Product Dimensions | 1.69 x 0.13 x 1.43 inches |
Item Dimensions LxWxH | 1.69 x 0.13 x 1.43 inches |
Computer Memory Type | DIMM |
Manufacturer | Transcend Information |
ASIN | B009S61AHE |
Country of Origin | Taiwan |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Date First Available | October 31, 2012 |
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Customer Reviews |
4.4 out of 5 stars |
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Best Sellers Rank | #144 in CompactFlash Memory Cards |
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Product Description
To ensure high-quality image and video capture using today’s cutting-edge digital equipment, Transcend’s 1000x CompactFlash memory cards support the CompactFlash 6.0 specification. Manufactured with brand-name toggle mode MLC NAND Flash chips, Transcend’s 1000x CompactFlash memory cards offer high-speed performance and vast storage space. Additionally, the "Ultimate. even in 3D.
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Customers like the performance, speed and value of the flash memory. For example, they mention it's a solid performer, works great with their camera and the read/write speed was as advertised. That said, some say it'd be a good investment for their current camera.
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Customers like the performance of the flash memory. They mention it's a solid performer, reliable, and fast. Some say it works perfect for their work and is the best alternative.
"...These were originally purchased for dslr video purposes. Worked flawlessly...." Read more
"...This one definitely is the best alternativw and option for anyone who needs high write speed...." Read more
"The Transcend Information 32 GB Compact Flash Card works great with my Nikon D800 and Lexar and Anker/Uspeed usb3 cf readers...." Read more
"...mode with zero errors, did quick format in the Canon 5D Mark III, no errors, and have shot on it until full with no issues...." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the speed of the flash memory. They mention that it is wonderful, great with their D800E, and the read/write speed was as advertised. Some say that the buffer is written within 5 seconds, and that the transfers on/off are very fast if you have a USB3 card reader.
"...An amazing, fast as blazes card, and given the RAW burst performance and price difference to the competition, a great deal to boot.**..." Read more
"...The Transcend CF seems to be reasonably fast and keeps up with my 3 to 5 shot bursts of RAW files averaging 20+ Mb each...." Read more
"...--it also means you can copy your photos to your computer much faster (use a USB3 card reader, though)-capacity: 32GB is a lot of images...." Read more
"...Just know that usb3 is ridiculous fast when it works. The lexar reader works great in Win 7 and 8. But the Anker/Uspeed only works with Win 8 usb3...." Read more
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Previously, only using the Lexar 1000x card could get you to maximum fps/burst on the Canon spec chart. That's not the case anymore.
I bought the 64GB version of this card having had good experiences with Transcend cards in the past. I upgraded it from a 32GB 400x Transcend CF card, which is now relegated to a backup card after being blown out of the water by this one.
I put this CF card into my 5D Mk III and turned off all settings such as high ISO noise reduction, auto lighting optimization, etc. (i.e. anything that might slow it down), back button focused on an object and then begin firing. SDHC card was in the camera, but relegated to being a fail over if the CF card filled up (which won't happen quickly, given I'm reading 1600+ shots on this 64GB card shooting Large RAW only). Shutter speed was set to 1/640.
The results are hard to argue with:
Shooting Large RAW on high speed continuous (6 fps), the camera says the buffer has 13 shots. I averaged 18/19 over about three seconds though before the shutter speed/rhythm started to stutter and slow down.
When I put my camera on silent continuous (3 fps, same as low speed continuous), I took over two hundred shots with no stutter before I took my finger off the shutter release button.
When I put it on Large JPEG, I fired of 230+ shots on high speed continuous (6 fps) with no lag or stutter before I took my finger off the shutter release button.
Bottom line: on the 5D Mk III, this 64GB 1000x CF card is more than fast enough for my occasional burst usage, and it's nearly $120 cheaper than the Lexar at the time of this review.
When I copied 1.91GB from the card to my local hard drive using a Sandisk ImageMate USB 3 card reader, it took 24 seconds. Granted, that is in a computer without bottlenecks, and the drive it is copying to is a Raid 0 comprised of two Solid State Drives.
An amazing, fast as blazes card, and given the RAW burst performance and price difference to the competition, a great deal to boot.
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Edited 3/29/2013:
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If sports and other situations where you frequently have to do extended burst shooting in RAW + JPEG is on the table, you may still want to consider the Lexar. Per Rob Gilbraith testing method, these are the burst numbers for RAW+JPEG for shots taken in 30 seconds on high speed continuous:
56
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65
71
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69
The 1000x lexar numbers on Rob Gilbraith's site are 73 - 75 shots in the same 30 second period. So the Lexar is a bit faster. Shooting RAW only on low speed continuous, or JPEGS on high, were not a problem.
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I have to take back what I said about the lexar card. What I needed to do was low level format this Transcend card. And now it's faster than the Lexar. And not by a little bit either.
This is what I did: I went to the transcendusa dot com website, selected United States, and in the Support section, on the Download page, downloaded the Autoformat utility. Be advised if you run it in windows, you must right click the utility and run it as administrator. I then did a complete format, which took several minutes (with my card in a card reader). I put the card back in the camera, and formatted it there.
Same test conditions as before now net the following burst numbers:
85
84
85
It's faster than the Lexar. But it must be low level formatted using the utility on the Transcend site, then formatted in camera.
Please note: the higher the ISO, the lower the burst numbers. I was only able to achieve these numbers at ISO 100. Raising the ISO number consistently reduces the burst numbers. Even at ISO 100, in subsequent testing, I was only able to achieve 84 bursts sometimes. I am trying to nail it down, but I suspect that it is either something to do with exposure or color, or that the card needs to warm up first. I will post any info if I figure it out. Lowest burst number I've been able to achieve since reformatting the card using the utility (at ISO 100) has been 71 shots in 30 seconds.
At the end of the next session, I pull the other card and ump it and erase the old session. It is just a bit of a safety measure for me.
Another idea would be to have one card for raws and dump it at the end of every session and set the other to Jpg medium or small and dump it annually. It could be a built in auto back up. Just a thought.
I have numerous Transcend cards and have used them professionally for years with no issues. These were originally purchased for dslr video purposes. Worked flawlessly. It was not until later that I realized how nice they were for every day photo work.
The Transcend CF seems to be reasonably fast and keeps up with my 3 to 5 shot bursts of RAW files averaging 20+ Mb each. By observation only, the eventual transfer from the CF to my computer using a USB3 card reader also appeared to go quickly. I have used SanDisk, Transcend and Kingston chips in the past and normally have found the SanDisk and Transcend chips to be superior to the Kingston. If you use the SanDisk just know their recovery software is no longer free for download unless you catch a special promotion. All chips from any manufacturer can get corrupted. Make sure your camera is turned off and has finished writing before chip removal to avoid problems.
PRO:
-speed is incredibly high, both for writing and for reading. I've seen over 90MB/s read and write, peaks over 110MB/s.
--this means your camera won't spend much time writing to the card, for longer bursts of shots.
--it also means you can copy your photos to your computer much faster (use a USB3 card reader, though)
-capacity: 32GB is a lot of images. On my A900, I can get over 800 RAWs on this one card. Each file is 36MB, so space disappears fast.
CON:
-expensive compared to 600x and 400x offerings. (but cheap compared to other 1000x competitors)
-so fast that you actually need a USB3 card reader and a very quick HDD or SSD to make full advantage of it.
-really nothing, if you need speed then this is actually a bargain. Casual photographers, please don't buy premium cards like this. A 400x card will be just as good for your needs.
Most 1000x cards cost considerably more than this. Transcend's claims of speed are accurate according to my tests.
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