CODEX has spent more than two decades building the recording media that ARRI cameras write to, and unless you have worked a DIT cart, you have probably never bought one. That changes now: the company is launching a full CFexpress range in both Type A and Type B, split across two performance tiers, alongside a USB4 reader.
CODEX has spent more than two decades building the recording media that ARRI cameras write to, and unless you have worked a DIT cart, you have probably never bought one.
That changes now: the company is launching a full CFexpress range in both Type A and Type B, split across two performance tiers, alongside a USB4 reader.
The speeds are serious, the endurance figures are unusually high, and the pricing is anything but shy.
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CODEX has spent more than two decades building the recording media that ARRI cameras write to, and unless you have worked a DIT cart, you have probably never bought one. That changes now: the company is launching a full CFexpress range in both Type A and Type B, split across two performance tiers, alongside a USB4 reader. The speeds are serious, the endurance figures are unusually high, and the pricing is anything but shy.
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