Field Use Report: OWC Atlas Pro CFExpress Type B Camera Cards in Hasselblad X2D
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re: TESTED: CFExpress Type B Camera Cards, OWC Atlas Pro and OWC Atlas Pro Ultra
The OWC Atlas Pro Ultra and OWC Atlas Pro CFExpress Type B camera cards worked flawlessly in the Hasselblad X2D during my last trip.
Although you get a warning about an “unsupported card”, this is going to happen with any cards other than the absurdly small number of “approved” cards. How a company can design a camera to assume to not work with an industry standard is shocking.
Hasselblad also states that the card slot supports at most 512GB. Yet I had no difficulty with the OWC Atlas Pro 1TB card with over 600GB on the card.
In summary: no issues, flawless operation.
The OWC Atlas Pro 1TB is a particularly good match (same capacity) for the internal 1TB SSD in the Hasselblad X2D. I used it as a backup card, meaning that the X2D wrote the captures to both the internal SSD and the 1TB card. But it also means you can pull the card out of the camera and download it in a separate card reader, such as the just released OWC Atlas FXR Thunderbolt/USB-C CFExpress card reader.
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CFExpress Type B
