01Mirrorless
SonyA hybrid first slot accepts CFexpress Type A or SD, while the second slot accepts SD. Both SD paths support UHS-II.
CFexpress Type ASDXC UHS-IISDXC UHS-I
Demanding modesSDXC V90 or CFexpress Type A VPG200 or higher.
See exact requirements →02Cinema
SonyBoth hybrid slots accept either CFexpress Type A or SD cards, including UHS-II SDXC media.
CFexpress Type ASDXC UHS-IISDXC UHS-I
Demanding modesSDXC V90 or CFexpress Type A VPG200 or higher, with CFexpress required for certain highest-rate slow-motion settings.
See exact requirements →03Mirrorless
CanonOne CFexpress Type B slot handles the highest-data-rate modes and one UHS-II SD slot supports stills and many movie settings.
CFexpress Type BSDXC UHS-IISDXC UHS-I
Demanding modesCFexpress Type B with VPG400 or the read/write performance Canon specifies for the selected mode.
See exact requirements →04Mirrorless
CanonTwo matching SD slots support both UHS-I and UHS-II cards, making a dual-card UHS-II setup straightforward.
SDXC UHS-IISDXC UHS-I
Demanding modesV60 UHS-II SDXC for listed 4K 50/60p 10-bit and Full HD 150/180p 10-bit modes.
See exact requirements →05Mirrorless
NikonOne slot accepts CFexpress Type B or XQD and the second accepts UHS-II SD, with the CFexpress path favored for demanding RAW video.
CFexpress Type BXQDSDXC UHS-IISDXC UHS-I
Demanding modesA Nikon-listed CFexpress Type B card for N-RAW 12-bit or ProRes RAW HQ 12-bit; 250 MB/s-class media is advised for high frame sizes or rates.
See exact requirements →06Mirrorless
NikonA CFexpress Type B/XQD slot is paired with a UHS-II SD slot, supporting flexible still and video workflows.
CFexpress Type BXQDSDXC UHS-IISDXC UHS-I
Demanding modesA listed CFexpress Type B card for N-RAW or ProRes RAW HQ; faster 250 MB/s-class media is recommended for high frame size or rate.
See exact requirements →07Mirrorless
FujifilmTwo UHS-II SD slots support flexible still workflows and internal video up to 6.2K, with speed class tied to bitrate.
SDXC UHS-IISDXC UHS-I
Demanding modesV60 or better SDXC for 360 Mbps movie recording.
See exact requirements →08Mirrorless
PanasonicTwo UHS-II SD slots support through V90, while selected very high bitrate and ProRes modes record to an external SSD instead.
SDXC UHS-IISDXC UHS-IExternal USB SSD
Demanding modesV90 SDXC for modes up to 600 Mbps; a supported external SSD is required for specified 800 Mbps-and-higher or non-FHD ProRes modes.
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GoProThe camera uses a single microSD card and GoPro calls for V30/UHS Speed Class 3 or higher, up to 1TB.
microSDXC UHS-ImicroSDHC
Demanding modesThe same V30/U3 floor applies; prioritize a tested card, enough capacity, and reliable sustained recording over a larger peak number.
See exact requirements →10Gimbal camera
DJIThe camera has no built-in media storage and records to microSD, with DJI listing support up to 1TB and publishing recommended card models.
microSDXC UHS-ImicroSDHC
Demanding modesChoose a listed high-capacity U3/V30 model when recording long 4K sessions; faster bus branding alone is not a compatibility guarantee.
See exact requirements →11Mirrorless
SonyBoth slots accept either CFexpress Type A or UHS-II SD media, so still and video workflows can use matching cards.
CFexpress Type ASDXC UHS-IISDXC UHS-I
Demanding modesV90 SDXC or CFexpress Type A VPG200; 8K at 400 Mbps can use V60 SDXC or VPG200 Type A.
See exact requirements →12Cinema
SonyTwo hybrid slots each accept CFexpress Type A or UHS-II SD cards, with the required class rising with codec and frame rate.
CFexpress Type ASDXC UHS-IISDXC UHS-I
Demanding modesV90 SDXC or CFexpress Type A VPG200, with Type A required for selected highest-rate slow-motion modes.
See exact requirements →13Mirrorless
SonyBoth slots accept CFexpress Type A or UHS-II SD cards, supporting 8K, high-frame-rate 4K, and fast still bursts.
CFexpress Type ASDXC UHS-IISDXC UHS-I
Demanding modesV90 SDXC or CFexpress Type A VPG200 for 8K 520 Mbps and 4K All-Intra; Type A is required for selected slow motion.
See exact requirements →14Mirrorless
CanonA CFexpress Type B slot handles the highest-rate capture while a UHS-II SD slot provides a flexible second-card path.
CFexpress Type BSDXC UHS-IISDXC UHS-I
Demanding modesCFexpress Type B VPG400 or a card meeting Canon's 200–400 MB/s requirement for the chosen 6K RAW setting.
See exact requirements →15Mirrorless
CanonThe original EOS R5 pairs a CFexpress Type B slot for 8K and demanding video with a UHS-II SD slot for flexible stills and movies.
CFexpress Type BSDXC UHS-IISDXC UHS-I
Demanding modesCFexpress Type B VPG400 or ample sustained performance for the selected 8K or high-frame-rate quality.
See exact requirements →16Mirrorless
CanonTwo UHS-II SD slots support redundant stills, separated media workflows, and internal 4K recording without CFexpress.
SDXC UHS-IISDXC UHS-I
Demanding modesV60 UHS-II SDXC for 4K 50/60p 10-bit Canon Log 3 or HDR PQ recording.
See exact requirements →17Mirrorless
CanonA single UHS-II-compatible SD slot handles stills and 4K video, with V60 required for selected 10-bit high-frame-rate settings.
SDXC UHS-IISDXC UHS-I
Demanding modesV60 UHS-II SDXC for 4K 50/60p 10-bit and Full HD 150/180p 10-bit IPB Standard.
See exact requirements →18Mirrorless
NikonTwo matching slots accept CFexpress Type B or XQD, giving the flagship a consistent high-speed dual-card workflow.
CFexpress Type BXQD
Demanding modesA listed Type B card with at least 250 MB/s maximum transfer, preferably a Nikon-recommended VPG400 model for N-RAW or ProRes RAW HQ.
See exact requirements →19Mirrorless
NikonA UHS-II SD slot is paired with a smaller UHS-I microSD slot, an unusual dual-format design that needs two reader paths.
SDXC UHS-IISDXC UHS-ImicroSDXC UHS-ImicroSDHC
Demanding modesA high-performance UHS-II SD card with at least 250 MB/s maximum transfer for high frame size or rate; the microSD slot remains UHS-I.
See exact requirements →20Mirrorless
NikonA single SD slot supports both UHS-I and UHS-II cards, with faster UHS-II media recommended for demanding bursts and video.
SDXC UHS-IISDXC UHS-I
Demanding modesA U3 UHS-II SD card rated at least 250 MB/s maximum transfer for high-speed frame capture+ or high frame size/rate video.
See exact requirements →21Mirrorless
FujifilmOne CFexpress Type B slot and one UHS-II SD slot split high-end ProRes and burst work from flexible SD recording.
CFexpress Type BSDXC UHS-IISDXC UHS-I
Demanding modesCFexpress Type B for ProRes, or V90 UHS-II SDXC for 720 Mbps non-ProRes recording.
See exact requirements →22Mirrorless
FujifilmA CFexpress Type B slot supports ProRes, 8K, and demanding bursts while a UHS-II SD slot covers lighter workflows.
CFexpress Type BSDXC UHS-IISDXC UHS-I
Demanding modesCFexpress Type B for ProRes; V90 SDXC or Type B for 720 Mbps recording.
See exact requirements →23Mirrorless
PanasonicA CFexpress Type B slot up to 2TB is paired with a UHS-II SD slot up to 512GB for flexible video-first recording.
CFexpress Type BSDXC UHS-IISDXC UHS-I
Demanding modesCFexpress Type B for the broadest high-bitrate and RAW/ProRes workflow; V90 SDXC for SD-supported modes through 600 Mbps.
See exact requirements →24Mirrorless
PanasonicTwo matching UHS-II SD slots support cards through V90 and capacities up to 512GB in Panasonic's manual.
SDXC UHS-IISDXC UHS-I
Demanding modesA quality V30 UHS-II SDXC card meets the camera's listed 200 Mbps tier; faster V60/V90 media can improve reuse across other bodies and ingest.
See exact requirements →25Mirrorless
PanasonicA CFexpress Type B slot handles high-bitrate MOV and ProRes while a UHS-II SD slot supports recording through V90.
CFexpress Type BSDXC UHS-IISDXC UHS-I
Demanding modesCFexpress Type B for MOV at 800 Mbps or more, non-FHD ProRes, and selected All-Intra slow-and-quick modes.
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