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Sony Tough Series 128GB SDXC UHS-II 300MB/s Memory Card - V90

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Sony Tough Series 128GB SDXC UHS-II 300MB/s Memory Card - V90

The 128GB SF-G Tough Series UHS-II SDXC Memory Card from Sony features a storage capacity of 128GB and takes advantage of the UHS-II bus to support advanced DSLR functions such as continuous shutter bursts and rapid shooting, as well as RAW and JPEG captures. This card is also well-suited for video capture, including 8K, 4K XAVC S, 60p AVCHD, 3D, HFR, and Full HD video, and can achieve maximum read speeds of up to 300 MB/s and maximum write speeds of up to 299 MB/s. Thanks to its V90 speed class rating, minimum write speeds are guaranteed not to drop below 90 MB/s.

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What makes the Sony Tough Series memory card suitable for extreme environments?

The Sony Tough Series memory card is designed with a monolithic structure that enhances its durability significantly. It is waterproof, able to be submerged in up to 5 metres of water for 72 hours, and dustproof, ensuring that no debris can enter the card. Additionally, it is resistant to extreme temperatures ranging from -25 to 85 degrees Celsius, UV light, and X-rays, making it ideal for outdoor and challenging shooting conditions.

How does the V90 speed class benefit video recording?

The V90 speed class indicates that the memory card guarantees a minimum write speed of 90 MB/s, which is essential for recording high-resolution video formats such as 8K and 4K. This ensures that data is written quickly enough to prevent dropped frames during continuous shooting or high-bitrate video recording, providing smooth playback and high-quality footage.

Can I use this memory card in devices that are not UHS-II compatible?

Yes, the Sony Tough Series memory card is backward compatible with UHS-I devices. While it will operate at the maximum speed of the device it is inserted into, users can still benefit from decent performance. For instance, in a UHS-I compatible camera, the card can achieve read speeds of up to 95 MB/s and write speeds of up to 90 MB/s, making it a versatile option for various devices.

What is the significance of the ribless design and lack of a write-protect switch?

The ribless design and absence of a write-protect switch on the Sony Tough Series memory card enhance its reliability and durability. Traditional SD cards can have fragile components that may break or malfunction, leading to data loss. By eliminating these parts, Sony has created a memory card that is more resistant to physical damage, ensuring that your data remains secure under various conditions.

What is the File Rescue software and how can it help me?

File Rescue is a downloadable software tool provided by Sony that helps you recover deleted files from your memory card. It is particularly effective for files recorded in XAVC S format and other types used in Sony digital cameras. If you accidentally delete important footage or images, File Rescue can assist in restoring them, making it an invaluable tool for photographers and videographers.

How do I check the condition of my memory card?

Sony provides the SD Scan Utility, which allows you to scan the flash memory of your SD card to determine its health status. This utility can inform you if the card is functioning optimally or if it is nearing its limits, helping you prevent potential data loss and ensuring your storage is always reliable.

What types of photography or videography are best suited for this memory card?

The Sony Tough Series memory card is ideal for a wide range of photography and videography applications, particularly those involving high-speed continuous shooting or high-resolution video. Whether you are shooting fast-paced sports, wildlife photography, or cinematic video in 8K or 4K, the card's high read/write speeds and durability make it an excellent choice for professionals and enthusiasts alike.

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