Great Buy on Compact Flash UDMA
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Adorama has Sandisk Extreme IV UDMA Compact Flash 8gb for only $30.00 after rebate!!!:thumb
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If you live in the Portland, OR area, PRO PHOTO I believe still has a sale going on on the III cards. I got 3 8GB cards for $20 after rebate...
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Likewise I could not find that particular combination of card, rebate and price. The rebate may have just expired.
Current rebated Sandisk items from Adorama:
http://www.adorama.com/catalog.tpl?op=rebates&brand=SanDisk
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http://www.adorama.com/IDSCF8GE4.html for the card
http://www.adorama.com/pdfs/rebates/sandiskx_011709.pdf for the rebate form.
Get them TODAY!!!!
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Flash: 580EX II, 3xB8000 AB's/FlexTT5s
But this one on buydig clearly show it's the UDMA
http://www.buydig.com/shop/product.aspx?sku=SDCF8GE4
Thanks. 3 eight giggers, $257 total w/ tax (I'm in NY). Less the rebate of $150, that's roughly $36 each all in, I like that.
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This is my third purchase of Sandisk Extreme IV cards and I noticed that as well. All my cards so far have arrived as the "UDMA" Extreme IV black label even when the red label Extreme IV was shown. I am happy.
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That's good to know Thanks for the confirmation
Also, if anyone prefers the 16GB one, but Extreme III not UDMA (Space vs Speed), after rebates should be around $46 ish
http://www.adorama.com/IDSCFE316G30.html
and one 16 gig card like this
The 8gb cards say Extreme IV but not UDMA. Can someone smart enlighten me?
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Sandisk does not seem to distinguish differences in the Extreme IV line, i.e. they all appear to be UDMA, as are the Ducati.
http://www.sandisk.com/Retail/Default.aspx?CatID=1644
http://www.sandisk.com/Products/Item(1997)-SDCFX4-8192-901-SanDisk_Extreme_IV_CompactFlash_8GB.aspx
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Anyway, I pulled the trigger on 16GB Extreme III ones, as I read that even for 1080P video on 5D2, the Ultra II ones are working just fine.
I guess the non-UDMA cards are older? UDMA enabled cameras haven't been around very long, but Sandisk's Extreme IV line has - I think they've just pushed the specifications. Extreme III is also available at two or possibly even three speeds.
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That page also says this.
"UDMA memory cards rated at 40 MB/s (266x), 45 MB/s (300x) and higher are now on sale from SanDisk."
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Note, if you read the product ID # the 8GB cards on the sale are the 40MB/s (266x) ones. I do dislike though that they don't mention ANYWHERE on the box about UDMA for the 266x ones.
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My guess is that UDMA isn't really the issue as much as the 40/45MB speeds that they run at.
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Happened to me once at previous Sandisk rebate, it seems it's a common things for them to decline rebate with that excuse, as I read on DPReview, lots people got denied for the same excuse.
I called them, told them directly that I have all documents copied, and I stapled the barcode cut along with the rebate form, so if they receive the rebate form, THERE IS NO WAY THEY DONT RECEIVE THE BARCODE.
Emphasize that, and the customer service will resubmit the rebate, and you just need to wait for the rebate to come.
Good luck.
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Hoooo, that's smart, I'll do that for this new rebate
Andy -
Have you tested these Extreme IVs versus the Extreme III in the 50D? If so, RAW, sRAW, or JPEG? I'm wondering if the camera buffer actual fills before the card speed becomes an issue.
My 5D could barely take advantage of the Ultra II, but I got the 50D for the fps. So if the 50D can really benefit from the extra 10/MB, I'll pony up the $$.
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I started doing this (except I didnot send a photo along)...a long time ago with film and then got really scammed by 3M on floppies.....called and then faxed my photo from a frindly lawyers office and had rebate in 3 days after fax.............
sending the you forgot your UPC is one of the hugest un-publicized cusumer frauds that has been going for as long as I can remember.....they normally wait 4 or more weeks with the thought by now you have tossed original package so no hope for a UPC to be had...............
Personally I really hate mail in rebates.....just give me an honest sale price any day.......................