Digital SLR Blog Home > Digital SLR Blog DPNow's Verdict on UDMA cards Tanya Palta added on November 20, 2007 UDMA high-speed compact flash memory cards have been generating a lot of buzz for a while and DPNow has done an in-depth analysis by testing them on the Canon EOS-40D, the Olympus E-3 and the Sony Alpha A700. Here is an excerpt from their analysis and we suggest you read the whole article at their site and to come to your own conclusion. “Of the three DSLRs we tested standard high speed and UDMA cards with, the fastest shooter - the Canon EOS-40D - worked better with the slower card. This demonstrates that high speed performance is not always enhanced by the use of UDMA cards”. Tags: Compact Flash, UDMA, Tested Advertisement Contact Tips Technical Links C/Net DC Resource DC Views Digital Camera Review DP Review Imaging Resource PC Magazine PC World PhotographyBlog Other Reviewed.com Blogs Camcorderinfo Blog Reviewed.Com Blog Wirelessinfo Blog Top Reviews Kodak EasyShare Z812 IS - 8.1 MP, 12x, $279.99 Fujifulm FinePix A920 - 9 MP, 4x, $199 Olympus SP-560 UZ - 8 MP, 18x, $499 Canon PowerShot SX100 IS - 8 MP, 10X, $299 Nikon D200 - 10.2 MP, DSLR, $1700 Most Popular Tags DSLR Reviews Accessories Nikon Software Canon News Olympus lens Firmware Updates Sony Cameras Sigma Imaging Pentax Mac Lenses EOS

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