Lexar Launches 2TB Capacity for its GOLD and SILVER CFexpress™ 4.0 Type A Cards

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The latest capacity in the CFexpress 4.0 Type A card roster revolutionizes the way Sony creators tackle photo and video productions.
Lexar® Professional GOLD CFexpress™ 4.0 Type A Card
  • Capacities up to 2TB to capture larger 8K video files and burst mode images
  • Max read speeds up to 1800MB/s1 and max write speeds up to 1650MB/s1 when paired with the Lexar Professional CFexpress™ Type A USB 4.0 Reader (sold separately)
  • Sustained write speeds of 1400MB/s, and a VPG400 rating
  • Temperature-proof, vibration-resistant, IP68 dust- and water-resistant, and 150N pressure-proof3
  • Compatible with current Sony Alpha and Sony FX cameras
Lexar® Professional SILVER CFexpress™ 4.0 Type A Card
  • Capacities up to 2TB to capture larger 8K video files and burst mode images
  • Compatible with Sony Alpha and Sony FX cameras
  • Max read speeds of 1750MB/s, max write speeds of 1650MB/s when paired with the Lexar Professional CFexpress™ Type A USB 4.0 Reader (sold separately)
  • Sustained write speeds up to 1300MB/s and a VPG200 rating
  • Temperature-proof, vibration-resistant, IP68-rated dust- and water-resistance, and 150N pressure proof3

San Jose, CA, USA, November 12, 2025—Lexar, a leading global brand of flash memory solutions, is delighted to announce a new 2TB capacity for both the Lexar® Professional GOLD and SILVER series of CFexpress 4.0 Type A cards.

The 2TB Lexar® Professional GOLD CFexpress™ 4.0 Type A Card and the 2TB Lexar® Professional SILVER CFexpress™ 4.0 Type A Card are engineered to help creatives stay in the field longer, with the capacity to store multiple burst photo collections and capture seamless cinema-quality 8K video.

Featuring max read speeds of 1800MB/s and max write speeds of 1650MB/s,1 the 2TB Lexar® Professional GOLD CFexpress™ 4.0 Type A Card can capture vibrant, fast-action shots and accelerate post-production. Combined with sustained write speeds up to 1400MB/s, this card allows users to capture video without missing a frame.

Built to capture seamless 8K video and gorgeous burst photos, the Lexar® Professional SILVER CFexpress™ 4.0 Type A Card delivers max read speeds of 1750MB/s, max write speeds of 1650MB/s and sustained write speeds of up to 1300MB/s1 so users can capture anything they’d like to shoot.

Equipped with a rugged design, these cards are built to withstand harsh environments. The 2TB Lexar® Professional GOLD and SILVER CFexpress™ 4.0 Type A cards are temperature-proof, vibration-resistant, and shock-resistant, and come with a IP68 rating for dust-and waterproof2.

“Built to provide next-gen performance, Lexar CFexpress 4.0 Type A cards give professionals the speed and reliability needed to capture burst photos and large video files without dropping a frame,” said Joey Lopez, Director of Brand Marketing. “Paired with 2TB of storage, this compact and durable card provides massive capacity for you to capture the action and stay in the field for longer.”

The 2TB Lexar® Professional GOLD CFexpress™ 4.0 Type A card is available for an MSRP of $699.99, and the 2TB Lexar® Professional SILVER CFexpress™ 4.0 Type A Card is available for an MSRP of $599.99. Both cards are compatible with Sony Alpha cameras and Sony FX Series cameras.

Leaked image: Sony A7V vs Sony A7IV

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Just got this side by side image showing the upcoming new Sony A7V on the left and the Sony A7IV on the right. You clearly see the major difference here is the new Free-Angle Tilting 3.2″ Touchscreen LCD. 

Sony A7V rumored specs :

  • 33MP sensor (unclear if same of the A7IV or tweaked or new partially stacked)
  • improved fps rate
  • 8 stops IBIS
  • new AI chip like the Sony A1II
  • Free-Angle Tilting 3.2″ Touchscreen LCD
  • 2x dual Type A SD slot
  • no C5 button
  • improved EVF (5.6m dot?)
  • Same Sony A7rV body design.
  • price close to $3000
  • Announcement in early December
  • Limited batch ships before Christmas
  • Sony A7V Preorders (open on Dec 2?): BHphoto, Amazon.

Three lenses are on Sony’s roadmap:

  • 100-400mm f/4.0 GM
  • 100-400mm G (variable aperture)
  • ultra wide angle f/2.0 GM zoom

 

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Sony financial reports: Decline in sales in USA and China

Sony released the full Q2 financal statements. The company as a whole is doing great but in the Imaging market they report a decrease in sales. Sony writes:

In the imaging market, demand has slowed in two regions: China, where government subsidies that lasted through Q1 FY25 significantly declined, and the U.S., primarily due to the impact of additional tariffs. However, this decrease in demand is essentially in line with our previous forecast, and global demand remains solid, primarily because of demand in Asia.
There are no major changes to the demand outlook for the year-end sales season and 2H FY25, and we intend to continue controlling costs and inventory.

Nothing to worry about — this dip was fully expected. Let’s just hope the new U.S.–China tariff agreement will help smooth things out in 2026.

New firmware updates for the Sony A7cII, A7cR, ZV-E1 and ZV-E10II

Benefits and Improvements

  • Fixes an issue where the battery level warning or “Battery exhausted.” message may still appear even after charging
  • Fixes an issue where the camera may fail to power on after turning the power OFF during a USB streaming connection
  • Improves the operational stability of the camera