Ideally one day videomakers will join the audio world in always just recording uncompressed. No longer would you have to think about whether you used the right

Ideally one day videomakers will join the audio world in always just recording uncompressed. No longer would you have to think about whether you used the right codec for your editor. It's taking a long time to get cheap because the bandwidth of video is so many times more than other uses. Most people already are way overserved by the standards already in place. For what it's worth the CompactFlash Association recently ratified CFexpress (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CFexpress https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CFexpress) which uses NVMe and two lanes of PCIe 3.0, for 1.97 GB/sec. If my calculations are correct, that's enough for 10-bit 4K RAW at 178 frames per second.