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Lexar Professional 256GB 1750MB/s Type B CFexpress Card 49mm Includes a locking screw for MPBGAP-canon-speedlite-380ex

Name: Lexar Professional 256GB 1750MB/s Type B CFexpress Card 49mm Includes a locking screw for MPBGAP-canon-speedlite-380ex
Brand: growinghearts.net
SKU: 5525548460
Price: 189.99 USD
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Lexar Professional 256GB 1750MB/s Type B CFexpress Card 49mm Includes a locking screw for MPBGAP-canon-speedlite-380ex

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Lexar Professional 256GB 1750MB s Type B CFexpress Card 49mm Includes a locking screw for MPBGAP canon speedlite 380ex Includes a locking screw for secure mounting on the camera base features a 38 115 mm zoom lens High speed performance with the next generation of memory for cinema quality video cameras and DSLRs Capture high quality images and seamless RAW 4K video with Lexar Professional CFexpress Type B card What's included

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