I want professional mirrorless cameras to have large-capacity, high-speed SSDs built in: Random thoughts > 자유게시판

The Hasselblad X2D 100C's superiority as a professional digital camera is its built-in 1TB memory (SSD). Of course, it has a removable recording media (CFexpress Type B) slot, but Type B cards are not necessary for normal use. Recording media can be inserted into the slot and forgotten when going out to shoot. In some cases, it can also be lost, but with the built-in SSD, there is no need to worry about that. The built-in SSD also has an ultra-fast read speed of 2850MB/s and a write speed of 2370MB/s. By the way, the read speed of a Type B card is around 1700MB/s and the write speed is around 1400MB/s. Such an overwhelmingly fast write speed allows you to record 100 million pixel data without stress. I think that professional 35mm mirrorless cameras should also have such a high-speed built-in SSD. Even now, professionals who mainly use videos use external SSDs and do not use recording media. This is because SSDs are superior in terms of speed and large capacity. Of course, there are recording media with large capacities, but they are inferior in terms of transfer speed and not cost-effective. At one time, there were professional digital SLR models with built-in memory, but they disappeared without a trace. I would love to see a professional mirrorless camera with a built-in SSD.

JPEG straight out of the box. Photographed in October 2020. When photographing clouds, I notice how interesting their changes are. Nikon D500, Tamron 18-400mm F3.5-6.3, aperture F8, 1/500 sec, AWB, ISO auto.