The digital camo Memory Card Wallet SD15 from LensCoat holds up to 15 SD cards. The material is a lightweight poly tricot/nylon. The wallet secures with a quiet elastic closure, and is carried by a clip-on tether. All the interior pockets have clear windows so you can easily see which card you need. In addition, a handy business card slot is provided for that quick networking moment. The Memory Card Wallet SD15 is made in the USA.

Holds 15 x SD Cards    Clear Pockets for Easy ID    Business Card Slot    Quiet Elastic Closure    No Zippers or Touch Fasteners    Includes Clip-On Tether    Made in the USA

Lightweight poly tricot/nylon material

Super quiet elastic enclosure—no touch fasteners or zippers

Clear pockets for easy identification

Business card slot

Easy clip on tether included

Available in six different compact designs, and eight different colors/patterns

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Best cards for Sony a7r3

A: Hi Heber, We have found that the best option for the Sony a7 Series is a V90 card especially if you are planning on shooting video. The ProGrade Digital V60 cards have been tested in those cameras and will work just fine as well. All flash memory slows down over time with multiple write/erase cycles and they need to be sanitized. The V90 card will give you more "headroom" for recording high-res video. We have a white paper about this on our website if you are interested.

Q: 2. Does this work with the Ursa Mini Pro 4.6k?

A: Yes, these cards work with the Blackmagic Ursa Mini Pro 4.6K.

Q: 3. Tested with canon 1dx mark2?

A: While page 531 of the Canon EOS 1D X Mark II DSLR Camera's instruction manual indicates that Canon lists their standard testing for card speed using a CFast 2.0, 128GB memory card, Canon lists no specific brand card being tested with the camera. However, Canon does explicity state on page 5 of the instruction manual that the camera is compatible with CFast 2.0 memory cards, and as such, it should be compatible for use with the ProGrade Digital 256GB CFast 2.0 Memory Card. ProGrade also states the following on their website under their FAQ on their Support webpage: Does ProGrade Digital work directly with camera manufacturers? Yes. ProGrade Digital works closely with leading camera manufacturers including Canon, Nikon, ARRI and others. Can I be assured that ProGrade Digital memory cards are compatible with my cameras? Our compatibility testing labs include more than 1,000 cameras. We leverage years of experience working closely with professional DSLR and video camera manufacturers to ensure our cards pass rigorous qualification testing. This includes compliance with camera manufacturers requirements, and is supported by and compatible with specific camera models.While they do not specifically list the Canon EOS 1D X Mark II and no compatibility chart for all products are listed, the ProGrade Digital 256GB CFast 2.0 Memory Card should be compatible for use with the Canon EOS 1D X Mark II DSLR camera.

Q: 4. Can you offload footage through the camera with these cards or do you HAVE to get the card readers?

A: Yes, as long as your camera has the ability to transfer data through USB connection you will be able to upload files stored on ProGrade Digital 160GB CFexpress Type A Cobalt Memory Card to your computer. Card readers are recommended because they provide a faster transfer speed.

Q: 5. Is this compatible with BMPCC4K ?

A: Hi Ekarat, Yes the ProGrade Digital CFast cards are compatible with the Black Magic Pocket Cinema 4K. We have tested the camera in our lab and Black Magic has tested it as well. ProGrade Digital cards are listed on the Black Magic site in the list of recommended cards. Thanks, - ProGrade Digital

Q: 6. Hi there. Min write speed of 130Mb/s. Does this mean we cannot use it to record ProRes422 at 78Mb/s for example? Need one card to record ALL different formats from Raw to ProRes422LT. Thx

A: This will easily handle 78 Mb/s. You only need to worry when you're writing too much data. I'm using on a C300 ii with 4K files @ 400 mb/s and works like a charm. These cards are rated at 550 MB/s (1 MegaByte = 8 megabits, so that's technically capable of peak write speeds north of 4 Gb/s write speeds).

Q: 7. Will this work with my Nikon D5 ?

A: No, you need XQD cards. Or Compact Flash cards if thats the version of the D5 you bought. Read your camera's manual, it should tell you which one you need. But this is a CFast card and Nikon doesn't use them at all.

Q: 8. Have these been tested with the Ursa Mini 4k?

A: While we know of no reports of this combination, we have the opinion that there would not be any issue using these cards in that camera. ProGrade is made up of former executives of Lexar and SanDisk. The real advantage to their card is their excellent service and support. You can read more here: https://bit.ly/2Km0qw9

Q: 9. The minimum write speed of 130mb/s seems high. Can it be reduced to say 10mb/s if I was shooting and interview in 1080p LT?

A: Hi Zachary, I think you are referring to VPG130 which means that the card will not go below a write speed of 130MB/s. If the camera only requires 10MB/s the card is more than capable of handling that speed. I hope that helps.

Q: 10. Does anyone know if this card would work well with the Black Magic Pocket 4K? Would it run into any issues?

A: This should work more than fine with the BMP4K.