Sony Raw Format

Handles files shot in RAW format; handles slideshows made up of very large files.

Works! I got the 256gb version, and I get about 1hr 15min in the RAW format on the BMPCC OG.

I use it with a Sony a7lV shooting raw, and it writes almost instantly!

This may be a little small for 8K video files but is plenty big enough for saving RAW format photos.

This large drive is being used as one of my picture backups. Since I have more than 50,000 pictures, in the raw format, it takes a large space. This unit set up right out of the box , was up and running in about 10 minutes. It works fine and very cool and quiet. I would get another, if I ever need one. Nothing I don,t like about it.

Fujifilm X-T3 has got most professionals cinema features except raw file format recording like prores, dnxhd ibis ( for those who prefer it). To top it all up has got a high quality still photographs making it a high end hybrid camera. B&H customer service responded to all my concerns and the shipped this camera to me faster than I expected. Thank you B&H Photo

The 128GB card held over 4000 images in Raw format. It was very helpful to have the larger size for this event.

I wanted to copy slides, but wanted the copies in camera raw format. I used this light pad as the light source and used my Canon 60D and 100mm macro lens. It works perfectly. I forgot to order the power supply, but found one in my shop. I would recommend this to a friend.

So I'm a member of the Longview Film Club, we make short films. Kinda like a community theater with a camera. LOL. We added pretty much the whole EdelKrone ecosystem to our toolkit this year. Two years ago we bought the cinema 4k. And we've been in love ever since. It was a big jump for us. Going from A Panasonic AF100, which was an HD camera, to a 4K was a scary jump. To get the most use out of it, that meant embracing RAW format, 12 bit sized files. That meant more computing horsepower, etc. Our whole work flow was about to be thrown into chaos! But no, Black Magic came to the rescue. This camera's support of BM Raw format, make it accessible to literally anyone. Even an older computer can handle it. There are a million things to say about the camera, and you can find a million people saying them on youtube. So here are the ones that I think a person considering using this camera should know: 1 - The dual ISO is fantastic. We routinely shoot at 3200 for night shots. Almost no visual noise. 2 - RAW is King. Buy an external USB-C SSD harddrive, best cheapest option for camera storage. 3 - Go ahead and shoot in Q12:1 mode. You have to examine the footage with a magnifying lens to tell the difference. 4 - Make the jump from Adobe to BlackMagic Resolve/Fusion (free full copy comes with the camera). When you free your mind from the constraint of layer-based thinking, and embrace the node-based approach, it lifts the veil. It's a beautiful world out there when you peel back the layers. LOL. We added a second camera this year, and plan to add a third next. It changed our world.

On my Sigma FP this adapter allows me to get close to the medium format look, in CDNG raw video. Absolutely stunning visually.