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X-H2
memory card guide

A 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
SLOT MAP

What fits in each slot

SlotFormatsInterfaceWorkflow note
Slot 1CFexpress Type BCFexpressPreferred for ProRes, high-bitrate video, and deep bursts.
Slot 2SD/SDHC/SDXCUHS-I / UHS-IISupports compatible still and movie settings.
RECORDING REQUIREMENTS

When faster media matters

Everyday recommendation

U3 SDXC for 100–200 Mbps recording; V60 SDXC or Type B for 360 Mbps.

Demanding recommendation

CFexpress Type B for ProRes; V90 SDXC or Type B for 720 Mbps recording.

Card choice follows media setting and bitrate: ProRes uses Type B, while 720 Mbps needs Type B or V90 SDXC.

CAPACITY & INGEST

Plan the complete workflow

Capacity

SD/SDHC/SDXC and CFexpress Type B are supported. High-resolution 8K and ProRes workflows benefit from larger Type B capacity.

Reader

Use a Type B reader for Slot 1 and UHS-II SD reader for Slot 2.

BEFORE YOU BUY

Three checks worth making

  • The SD slot does not support internal ProRes.
  • Type A cards do not fit the Type B slot.
  • Use Fujifilm's current tested-media list.
PRIMARY SOURCE

Verify the current requirement

StorageSift summarizes the manufacturer's documentation; firmware, card qualification, and recording options can change. Recheck the source for the exact mode and capacity you plan to use.

Fujifilm X-H2 manual: compatible memory cardsSource checked August 13, 2026