Promaster on The PetaPixel Photography Podcast

Now, of course, before we get into the news, we have to thank our sponsor for today's episode. Well, first off, let's give a big thanks to KH for hosting the episode. I mean, that's really nice. But Promaster rugged memory cards. These are bright orange cards. I use these actually in the Leica M11P because, yeah, they're reliable. They're fantastic. Promaster makes a specific card which is designed to be able to survive serious situations. The rugged cards are designed to keep your work and memory safe. Always important. You have one as well. Yeah, it's orange, so I don't lose it. I love that about it. You should point out, yes. This is the best card to drop in the grass. You will find it later. Shadows everywhere in my office. Cards go missing. Not that one. My line of forest green camouflage memory cards was a really bad idea. But these are available. Micro SD, SD, CFexpress Type B cards. You can get these throughout. They've got really neat design structure. They're molded in a way that keeps them sealed, keeps them safe. All those little plastic ribs that normally come off on SD cars. Those are stupid. Those are stupid. Those are gone. Oh, yeah. The ProMaster Ruggins don't have those. So it just keeps these safe. Just industrial grade. Designed to survive extreme heat, moisture, rain, snow, everything like that. The lock switch, they've modified that. It's not going to break off. So all the parts that normally break off aren't going to break off. So... Really good. Premium components. They've been fast. They've been reliable. I've had zero issues with it so far. You should definitely check those out. The rugged CFexpress Type B cards provide an unbeatable combination of premium components and blazing fast speeds, so they're up to the most demanding challenges of capture as well as workflow. There's a link. Check the link in the description below to learn more about Promaster's line of memory cards. Thank you so much to Promaster for sponsoring... this episode of the Petapixel podcast.