Test For Video Card

Haven’t had the opportunity to really test it out, but what I have done so far seems to be fine with this particular card.

Always a trusted video card.

I take some video shot and this card is perfect for that...

Test it on a video-shoot right away, audio quality sounds phenomenal.

Great video card. Solidly built.

Purchased this one to test fantastic product just ordered another 3 to use as card kit setup

Card for Canon R7 camera. This card is fast enough for the camera. I do no video so I am only talking about images.

This is a great card. Have had zero issues with it. It has the best cooling of all the dual fan 4070s, you can look up videos on youtube where they test the thermals and see for yourself.

Bought two of these after trying others. For the price and the speed, the 512GB version cant be beat! I can get easily sustained write speeds of ~1150MB/s on a Thunderbolt 3 card reader on the PC checked with the AJA system test tool). On a Z9, lossless RAW photos at 20fps no issue (hits internal Z9 buffer of about 80 shots, so card does not limit). Video - 4K N-RAW does not stall (checked for 4-5min), unlike other similar priced cards, confirming the sustained write claim on their website and my tests. I don't do video, so going to the 8K N-RAW I haven't checked. For me, this is the card to get for a Z9. Jury's out on reliability since I havent seen actual field test usage yet.

On occasion I test various of my white balance gray cards. Colorchecker, Robin Myers, WhiBal, etc. It is my impression this Kodak card is very accurate for white balance use as well as its main purpose as for an exposure reference. The method I use is to shoot my D700 using a fixed white balance temp in menu, a challenging indoor light, and several targets together. Then I use NX2 white balance tool. Recent test, Colorchecker gray box no. 2 was 0.7 red, 2.47 blue slope, Kodak card was 0.7 red 2.48 blue slope. Not likely to notice this difference with your eye. All had the same red slope, some had more blue to 2.51. Not sure if this is accurate but it seems close enough to me. Only disadvantage is that it is paint on paper layered on cardboard. Same with Colorchecker. will wearout eventually.