Will this read a CF3 (Compact Flash Extreme 3) The last multi card reader I purchased said it worked for CF1&amp;2 but not 3
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mine would not read any thing. I could not get it to read any of my cards, and that is trying it on2 different computers. the company sent me one after I talked with their customer service but still I could not get it to work.. good luck
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Hi Bill. I can only give you my experience with adapters. I too use a CF adapter for my camera. Except, in my case, it's a micro SD to an SD to CF. In my case, almost all adapters have worked 100% except the Eye-Fi. In this case, it's not the adapter but, the firmware within the camera that's causing some conflicts. I use a 4 gb SD. with my Canon Powershot G3, I can take over 1,968 high res (2272 x 1704) photos or 1,042 raw. That's a lot. With the 32 gb SD card, it's over 10,000 (the camera display only show 4 digits).
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I verified this 12-in-1 reader. I formatted the 32gb SanDisk CF Card Extreme III in my old 5D Canon, shot a couple pictures, installed it in the reader and my Power Book recognized it just fine.
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There is now an officially supported CF adapter by Eyefi that works with all cameras, and has been tested by Eyefi. Eye-Fi Certified Compact Flash Type II Adapter for Eyefi Mobi Cards (SDCCFA-C15)
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I am not familiar with this particular card. If it is a Compact Flash (CF) card , it should work. If it is an SD type card, it will not work.
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It will read all cards on the USB 3 channel. The problem will be the cards themselves. Even the fastest cards today 60MB/s to 80MB/s are still MUCH slower than USB 2.0 speed with is 480MB/s. The only devices that will perform significantly better on USB 3 over USB 2 are external hard drives or SSD drives.
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It works with both the CF and SD/SDHC/SDXC memory cards. There is a spot for one of each, so you can have a 16GB CF card, and a 16GB SD card. Once one fills up, it will then move to the second card.
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Hi Glen~ This Kingston USB 3,0 memory card reader is one of the best, if not the best card reader on the market! I have had issues with other models where the pins eventually became baent and were useless for CF cards. This card reader was well constructed. The CF cards are so securely and tightly held in the slot, thereby avoiding any movement which can potentially bend some of the pins. I absolutely endorse this product! The Kingston USB 3.0 is great with SD cards! Do check the reviews on Amazon!
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Hello... My experience with this unit tells me it will copy whatevr files you have on your CF cards. It is a hard drive and the content of what your coping should not be an issue. Hope this helps. Fred
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Yes, this reader is compatible with both CompactFlash Type I and Type II memory cards.
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Dear Dale,I have a MacBook Air and a Nikon DSLR. I got the PixelFlash USB compact flash card reader to make it easy to transfer files from my camera to my laptop without using the camera's USB cable. Now all I have to do is to remove the CF card and use the card reader on my laptop. The main reason I got it was to transfer files to someone else's computer without carrying the camera's USB cord around. So far, it has worked perfectly. It's a good buy, especially for the price and functionality.Best wishes,RayHonolulu, Hawaii
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I have a previous version of this reader (an 8-in-1), and have been using it with 2GB SD cards (SanDisk Ultra II) for a couple years now. I have also been using it with 2GB and 4GB CF cards (both SanDisk Extreme III) for over a year with no problems. I haven't tried it with 8GB cards, as I don't own any.Again, this is for the SanDisk 8-in-1 Reader, which, looking back through my records, I purchased for $26.84 from Amazon.com back in November, 2004. I see no reason why the newer, updated 12-in-1 reader wouldn't offer similar functionality...Puzzling, because I need to purchase one of these for my parent's computer...(¯`'·.,¸_,.·´¯`·-> J.R. I have a previous version of this reader (an 8-in-1), and have been using it with 2GB SD cards (SanDisk Ultra II) for a couple years now. I have also been using it with 2GB and 4GB CF cards (both SanDisk Extreme III) for over a year with no problems. I haven't tried it with 8GB cards, as I don't own any.Again, this is for the SanDisk 8-in-1 Reader, which, looking back through my records, I purchased for $26.84 from Amazon.com back in November, 2004. I see no reason why the newer, updated 12-in-1 reader wouldn't offer similar functionality...Puzzling, because I need... » Read More I have a previous version of this reader (an 8-in-1), and have been using it with 2GB SD cards (SanDisk Ultra II) for a couple years now. I have also been using it with 2GB and 4GB CF cards (both SanDisk Extreme III) for over a year with no problems. I haven't tried it with 8GB cards, as I don't own any.Again, this is for the SanDisk 8-in-1 Reader, which, looking back through my records, I purchased for $26.84 from Amazon.com back in November, 2004. I see no reason why the newer, updated 12-in-1 reader wouldn't offer similar functionality...Puzzling, because I need to purchase one of these for my parent's computer...(¯`'·.,¸_,.·´¯`·-> J.R. « Show Less
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This works great for all CF cards, the only difference might be the speed of the uploading and downloading of whatever data you have in your card... I shoot images with a 36 MP camera and I am extremely happy the way this device takes 400 images from a 32 GB card UDMA and not UDMA to my CPU in record time compared to the one installed in the CPU. I guess the one in the computer is USB 2.0 and this one is USB 3.0
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yes, its designed to work with cf type 2 cards or SDHC to cf 2 adapters. I used the SD to cf type 2 adapter and the only issue I had was that its slightly taller than a standard CF card. I ended up peeling the top of the case for the adapter so that i could get it to fit in the ipod.
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Yes, the cable is permanently attached on one end to the card reader enclosure, and the other end is a female usb 2.0 header block. CAUTION! the CF card reader slot is less than 1mm too small. My card would not fit in it no matter how much I tried. So if you have any CF media, this unit is useless.
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How did you get a CF Card into a USB Port? If you used an adapter then the problem might be with that. With CF cards don't you need a CF Card Reader? I have a couple of SanDisk 8GB USB's and they seem to work well with the UNITEK 3 Port USB hub.
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SanDisk SDCFX3-2048-901 2 GB Extreme III CompactFlash Card is the recommended choice. You can find this card selling in the $20 - $30 price range. The camera will not read anything larger than 2 GB. As for the reader i have the ULTRA PRODUCTS 22-in-1 Media Card Reader 31803 which sells in the $20 price range. Both of these products can be found on Amazon.com.