Thank you for putting in the time and effort to explain this. Many people are still confused by MegaBIT versus MegaBYTE. I've been using PC's since 1991 and even all these recording modes, compatibility, quality options, time+heat limitations, its making my head spin! Canon's modes listed in Megabits per second, card manufacturers lying/fudging their megaBYTES per second numbers, the conversion needed to do this is ridiculous. It's just frustrating. This video helps a lot!
Hey Justin, just wanted to let you know that one of my Subscribers has confirmed that the ProGrade Gold 1TB CFexpress Card (amzn.to/2XFDGAg) does work all the way up to 8K RAW on his R5.
This is the review video we needed! Thank you so much! I came this close to buying 128 GB SanDisk thinking it'll support 8K raw. Thank god I found your video. Love you man. You saved me from making a 220 $ mistake.
Hey Andrew, just wanted to let you know that one of my Subscribers has confirmed that the ProGrade Gold 1TB CFexpress Card (amzn.to/2XFDGAg) does work all the way up to 8K RAW on his R5.
I do not have a Canon R5, but a Nikon Z6II and Nikon Z7ii. I don't shoot 8K, but I am interested in all this information a great deal. I think your UA-cam video is the best explanation I could find as far as which card I need for shooting large files, even stills for my cameras with either CFexpress or SDII. I am still tryimg to learn which cards are the most reliable in the field, I always thought and heard that SanDisk was the best cards, and memory in general. Today I am not sure who owns who and what manufacturer of cards is the best on the market. In any event, I think you've taught me a great deal. Now the question is, with RAW files, how large a card do I carry in the field on a photo trip? Thanks. 🙏 👍 📸 👏
I’m not sure how much space you would need when it comes to taking photos because video is my specialty. I guess you’d have to figure out how big the file size is of a RAW photo and figure out how much space it would take up based on how many you would plan on taking before being able to transfer them to your computer.
i just bought the R5 and this video popped up and helped me a lot ,thank you so much, now i just died a little when i went looking for the cards and found out the price.Thanks again for the explanation and your efforts
@@CamberFilmSchool Pound for Pound, Sony offers more options of cards that supports the highest video resolution. I am not a videographer, but I have turned it on a few times during my wildlife photography trips, like when I caught a snapping turtle laying her eggs. I want to know that I have the option for those rare times I click that video button.
Hey, just wanted to let you know that one of my Subscribers has confirmed that the ProGrade Gold 1TB CFexpress Card (amzn.to/2XFDGAg) does work all the way up to 8K RAW on his R5.
Very helpful in explaining the Mb and MB. 2nd time watching and yet still find it useful. Since I aint shooting those 8k thingy, I will settle for some less: SD card only and hence no need to buy another CF reader and so forth but I will stick with SanDisk and B&H. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
I plan on getting the Canon R5 as a backup for my Canon 5D Mk IV. I also have a Gopro 10. I usually record at 4K 60fps then use Davinci Resolve Studio Optical Flow if I want a smooth flow and slow motion. If I want to go real extreme slo mo then I'd just go 4K at 120fps which the R5 can do.
Ok. 👍 Sounds more like the 5Dm4 would be the backup to the R5 in this case. Just keep in mind you’ll need an adapter for your EF lenses to work on the RF mount on the R5.
Hey Chas, just wanted to let you know that one of my Subscribers has confirmed that the ProGrade Gold 1TB CFexpress Card (amzn.to/2XFDGAg) does work all the way up to 8K RAW on his R5.
ProGrade Digital SDXC UHS-II V90 300R Memory Card seems to be slower MB/s compared to SanDisk Extreme PRO SDHC Memory Card up to 300MB/s, UHS-II, Class 10, V90, U3
Very helpful. Thanks. I have a new R5. I have a big and fast CDexpress card. I'm trying to sort out how to use the SD card and what SD card to buy. I shoot 90% stills, (RAW), and 10% shortish video clips. Does your recommendation to use a 256 gig SD rated V90 still apply for a guy doing what I do?
I wouldn't say a CFexpress is necessary for normal photography applications shooting. Unless you are going to be shooting a lot of burst shots for sports or wildlife, a normal 128GB card should give you plenty of space. I'd probably go with a V90 still (amzn.to/2ErcLSc) to give you good speed for writing large multiple RAW files (and in case you want to do some high quality video).
Camber Motion they seem like they are sold out everywhere! I ordered a Unitek one. Hoping it’s good. I used your amazon links for the ordering the Sandisk 512 GB CFexpress 😄 Great video!! I really really appreciate the detail! R5 comes Sunday / Monday. Card reader comes Wednesday. I’ll let you know if the card reader is good! Thanks again!!
Hey Eric, just wanted to let you know that one of my Subscribers has confirmed that the ProGrade Gold 1TB CFexpress Card (amzn.to/2XFDGAg) does work all the way up to 8K RAW on his R5.
Camber Motion thanks for the reply. I bought the Sandisk Extreme 512 GB from your amazon link. I’m currently using the Unitek CFexpress USB-c card reader and it’s working great but unfortunately it’s sold out now. The R5 is incredible. Working great for my workflow. Huge step up from my 6D Mark II. 😂
Hey, just wanted to let you know that one of my Subscribers has confirmed that the ProGrade Gold 1TB CFexpress Card (amzn.to/2XFDGAg) does work all the way up to 8K RAW on his R5.
Please let me explain something to everyone on here before buying a Card for the Canon R5. YOU CANNOT RECORD 4K 60 FPS or 4K 120 FPS or any Raw format video with an SD cars. You can ONLY video FHD and 4K in 24 FPS with an SD card. Basically don’t buy an SD card for videos, Buy a CF express card otherwise you’re wasting 300$ like I just did.
Excellent video! I am an agency photojournalist for 3+ decades. I do not have a clue about video. I shoot images, not movies. I have 5DM3 cameras now... I just received 2 Canon R5's. Having some brain fog after reading your great breakdown of both types of cards to use. I do shoot some sports, so I will fire off 20f/sec bursts now and then, maybe 5%-10% of my images. What are the best 3 cards to buy, for Canon R5 CFast card slot? Best 3 cards for the SD cd card slot? Ty...
Congrats on getting your R5's! This video was about choosing the best Memory cards based on video recording specs (cause this is a video focused channel). I'm not really sure which specs to look at to base a memory card decision on photo needs.
Hey, just wanted to let you know that one of my Subscribers has confirmed that the ProGrade Gold 1TB CFexpress Card (amzn.to/2XFDGAg) does work all the way up to 8K RAW on his R5.
I'm in the same boat here - shooting only still for the R5 but want redundancy and 12-20 fps did you converge on the slowest/cheapest SD and CFB that can do this?
Also why wouldn’t it be compatible when many websites recommend that card for the R5 and also the Northrups used the exact card in their R5 video and said nothing about it? Thanks again
Great information Camber. But I'm wondering if it is so important to shoot 8k which will slow everything in my editing machine rather than 4k, is 8k really necessary because I will surely need the only 4k. Thank you Camber!
I don’t think 8K is necessary at all. Especially when the camera can’t record it for much more than 15 minutes without overheating. I really like what Sony did with just perfecting the 4K in the new a7Siii. That’s all I need at this point.
hi, maybe you can either help or point me in the right direction: I have an R5 and shot 8K RAW videos (on a Lexar Professional CFexpress 256GB Card (LCFX10-256CRBNA). now comes the problem: I can see and play all those in the R5 camera. buT: when I access the camera connected to a (Windows 10) laptop I see the file names ... but they all show 0 KB size! the dimensions of the files are correct (8192x4320) but the problem is obvious: 0 KB ... meaning they can not be copied. bonus factoid: the total size of files on this CFE card it says the USED space on the card is 233 GB, so the files I see and can play in the camera obviously take up space. the obvious question: what is wrong? how can I copy the files from the CFE card to my laptop?
Try googling to see if there is some kind of file reader you need to install for your computer to recognize the files. I had to do this before my MacBook would recognize the RAW files from my Sony camera.
Thanks for the detailed video! I just purchased the R5 and the Sandisk CFexpress 128GB card as I primarily shoot stills. But, i do occasionally shoot video. I have read some reviewers say that the Sandisk 128GB CFexpress card can shoot all movie modes the camera offers including 8K RAW, and I saw a review on Digital Camera World that did tests and showed the Sandisk 128GB CFexpress card having a sustained write speed of 438MB/s for video (which I believe is fast enough for 8K raw on the R5). As my card just arrived, I can return it so I am unable to test it, which is why i am reaching out to you. Have you heard anymore about the compatibility of the Sandisk 128GB CFexpress card with Canon EOS R5? If what canon saids is true and it is not compatible for 8K RAW recording, is that the only shooting mode I would lose? I know that as the card is only 128GB that it will record only around 7 minutes of 8K raw, but I am thinking maybe I should return it and go with the Lexar (even though ive been a sandisk user my whole life). Thanks in advance!
If you saw some reviewers use the 128GB card with the camera then I'd assume that it works. I wouldn't get too attached to using certain brands and worry about using others though (unless it's some unknown company). I've used many different brands with no issues.
Camber Motion thanks for the reply! I might hold onto the Sandisk then. While I’ve got you, is it only 8K Raw that requires 325MB/S? What is the next most demanding shooting mode and what MB/S does it require (if you know)? Thanks again
@@CamberFilmSchool i dont get the difference between cfexpress and cfast. Cfexpress seems faster, but if that's the case why don't red cameras (like the komodo) use cfexpress instead of cfast 2.0 cards?
CFexpress are newer so they are designed to be faster, but you only need a card that’s fast enough to record footage based on the bitrate of the camera. CFast cards are fast enough to record on RED cameras, and I’m assuming they’ve been using them for a long time so it’s probably easier to just keep using the same technology in their designs.
😂 I didn’t see that the comment was the R5 video. I thought it was my generic SD card video. Those cards should work equally well for photography because that 8K video is quite demanding.
I don’t remember off the top of my head, it if you pause it on that chart in the video it’ll tell you. No clue on the prices. I guess they just feel they are a more reputable name that justifies a higher price.
Great explanation, does anybody have any advise on the best card readers for iMac and MacBook Pro (thunderbolt 3 - USB 2) whether combined CF Express and SD or separate? It's a jungle out there and many refer to the maximum speed of 10 gb from de USB 3.1 Gen 2 .. but that is NOT what the reader can really handle..
I haven’t tested any of the readers personally. Have you tried testing the speed of hooking the camera straight to the computer through the camera’s USB-C port?
@@CamberFilmSchool Unfortunately not - got the R5 and R6 to test but had to bring them back :( - now awaiting the ordered R5 .. research comes with very different results but I have a bit of time so wondering about experience with the Prograde CFExpress reader with and without SD ? _ Anybody?
Hay man great video thanks for the info. Quick question can you use the r5 with just the cfexpress card? My thought is I’d rather just get one really nice card instead of two.
@@CamberFilmSchool awesome! Thanks for the reply! If everything goes well I should be getting my R5 with the 28-70 f2 really soon. However with the rumors of a R5c coming soon everything changes....
Thanks, Anthony! It figures the card that is over $100 less than all the others is the one that isn’t supported in the camera... Makes you wonder if they make deals with the card companies. 🤔
Hey Anthony, just wanted to let you know that one of my Subscribers has confirmed that the ProGrade Gold 1TB CFexpress Card (amzn.to/2XFDGAg) does work all the way up to 8K RAW on his R5.
So you're saying do not buy the ProGrade Gold series cards, right? because you need atleast "325 MB/s" to record 8k RAW. On their website for the "512gb 1700 GOLD series" it clearly says "minimum sustained write speeds up to 1,000 MB/s" And on B&H Photo it says (SPECIFICALLY FOR THE 1700 SERIES) "The Gold's minimum write speed is guaranteed not to drop below 400 MB/s" So when you say "don't buy the prograde gold" Are you talking about the 1600 gold series? Which still has a minimum write speed of 350 MB/s which is quite close to the minimum write speed for 8K RAW
The specs of the ProGrade gold cards are definitely fast enough to record 8K RAW on the R5, but Canon has that card listed as not supported for 8K RAW recording. I don’t know why that is, but you can always try one out and see if it works and return it if it doesn’t.
@@CamberFilmSchool I would to confirm that it is in fact the ProGrade 1600 Series that isn't compatible. The 1700 Series ProGrade Digital DO work as there is a 50 MB/s difference making the 1700's minimum write speed 400 MB/s which on the EU canon site it says "CFexpress 1.0 [400MB/sec. or higher]" in the 8K section below which cards are compatible. Which makes sense why I've heard 50/50 of the ProGrade cards working and not. Because 50% have had the 1600 and the other 50% have had 1700 and the 1700 people have not had a single issue.
Hey edgefilm, just wanted to let you know that one of my Subscribers has confirmed that the ProGrade Gold 1TB CFexpress Card (amzn.to/2XFDGAg) does work all the way up to 8K RAW on his R5.
hey I'm have a problem recording 8k RAW on my R5 the problem is that it records to my Sony TOUGH 128GB CFexpress card a .CRM and wont play please thanks
That’s an issue with your viewing software on your computer. Check to see if there are updates on your program to allow viewing of Canon RAW. I had the same issues with viewing my Sony a7iii RAW photos when it first came out. Then updating my photoshop fixed it.
Great info, much appreciated! However, I agreed with you days ago when you stated that the ProGrade Gold 1TB at 400/MBs would work. Why has this changed? I bought that card 2 weeks ago knowing the same info you stated last week about minimum 400/MBs. In this latest video you refer to Canon Europe as well as 1DX3 card specs, but I believe, and could certainly be wrong, but I thought the 1TB was "JUST" fast enough. Could it be that it does work, but Canon or anyone for that matter has just "not yet verified to see if the 1TB @ 400/MBs will work?" I mean, just because it's not yet on the approved list doesn't mean it won't work, right? It could be that This relatively new card just hasn't be "tested, approved & listed" as workable. So bummed if my 1TB won't work!!!! Thank you
I wouldn’t be surprised if it does work fine. But I would assume that Canon has actually used them if they have documentation saying which ones are supported. I just don’t want someone buying a $500+ memory card after taking my suggestion and then finding out it doesn’t work.
@@CamberFilmSchool Thanks for the quick response! I'm just curious because, the Gold 1TB I bought a couple weeks ago stated under the price as "New item... coming soon". Which makes me think that ProGrade updated the minimum write speed to 400/MBs on the 512 & 1TB Gold cards only. That 1DX3 chart shows a "non compatilbe" on the 1TB back in early March. I'm thinking that maybe back then it was the older version of the Gold 1TB. Again, the one I bought recently seemed as if it was updated and "coming soon". I guess we'll see. Thanks for the great video and your time!
I bought a Sony TOUGH 256g CFexpress card, since that one has the fastest write speed that I am aware of. 1450Mb/s I think. And your information is helpful, many thanks. Besides, just saw Chelsea & Tony's video, according to him, the R5's 4K60 & 4K120 video are, quote, Mushy...even not as good as R6(except 4k120). Made me wonder if that's truly the case??? why am I going for R5? cause I don't think I need 8K, plus it will be time-consuming to edit 8k or down-sample those footage.
Yea, I watched that video as well and was wondering how “mushy” it’ll actually look once used in a bright environment with some good grading on top of that. Glad to help!
I watched that video too and I was kinda baffled. What I got from it was, basically the r6 looks better than the r5 in every resolution except when you put the r5 into 4k HQ. That does not make any sense to me. I’ve preordered the R5 but have been watching everything I can to maybe convince myself to get the R6 and maybe a lens. Any thoughts on why the r5 would look worse?
Keep in mind that they are zooming in really far to see things that most people won’t even notice. If you really want good video, make sure you subject is lit properly and most cameras will look close to the same. Also, they are preproduction models that were used so there may be some tweaks to the actual cameras. And do we know if they are using the exact same lens for both cameras?
@@take2studio187 And R5 has worse overheating issue. For its "Mushy" video, I suppose it may has something to do with the recording quality Tony has chose: RAW ALL-I IPB, but that's my guess.
You have to consider too if any sharpening was added for the 8K RAW. Because RAW is going to be softer coming out of the camera because you add all your adjustments in post. If you’re comparing RAW out of the camera with another camera that already has sharpening added in the compression, then that’ll make a big difference.
You can use UHS-II on the R5, and I have some cards linked in the description. However, you can’t record in some of the higher quality modes unless you use the other cards.
Can I use SanDisk CFexpress 64gb or 128gb for 8k RAW or 4K 120? Most slow motion stuff is short so I don't need a big storage and difference in the price more than double by going to "Supported" 256GB CF Card, I know 64/128 SanDisk spec says that is "not supported" but just got an info from my local pro shop that it will work
I wouldn’t doubt that it’ll work. Now sure why Canon says that, but I just don’t want to post links to cards that they say aren’t supported. You can always try, and let us know your results so I can update my info in the description.
I@@CamberFilmSchool Update: Picked up Integral 128GB CFexpress Memory Card Type B and it only allows to record few secs of 8k RAW or 4K HQ / 120fps. Returning this one right now and seems that Sony Tough offers best Value at the moment...
Hey JSVB, just wanted to let you know that one of my Subscribers has confirmed that the ProGrade Gold 1TB CFexpress Card (amzn.to/2XFDGAg) does work all the way up to 8K RAW on his R5.
Hey Man great video, I am planning to rent R5 for wedding video shoot. I'll be using mostly 1080p mode and 4K- 24p-30p Non HQ modes. So which SD cards will be best to use?
Probably a V60 speed card with at least 128GB of space. I’d get a few of them so that you can make sure you’ll have enough space for a full wedding shoot. Those 4K files will still take up a lot of space.
Hi Camber. Is there a reason why i shouldn't buy the ProGrade GOLD 1TB Cfexpress card (as said in your description). I've just bought the R5 and i'm looking to use a lot of 4k120 along with 4k 50
I’m not sure how much of the video you watched, but I showed a chart listed by Canon saying that the 1TB Prograde CFexpress card is not supported on the R5. However, I did just have another person comment recently that they used one and it worked fine. However I haven’t confirmed yet if it worked in the 8K RAW setting. You can always try and send it back if it doesn’t work.
Canon says 400 MB/s sustained should be fine and that is Prograde's limit, but I believe its marginal or Prograde really overestimates its write speeds. Most people say it errors out quickly after the buffer runs out. Stick to Lexar, Sony, Prograde's Cobalt series or the big San Disk. Lexars are just as cheap as Progrades and Sony's are generally $20 or so more than the average so there's no reason to play the price roulette game. I wish I would have found the 1DX III and R5 charts yesterday because that would have saved me a trip to return a card.
Hey Raymond, just wanted to let you know that one of my Subscribers has confirmed that the ProGrade Gold 1TB CFexpress Card (amzn.to/2XFDGAg) does work all the way up to 8K RAW on his R5.
@@CamberFilmSchool Thank you so much Camber, greatly appreciate the help! Although I've purchased the Sandisk 512GB CFexpress (in your descroption) but i will recommend it to a few of my friends who have also bought the camera. Once again thanks for the help :)
Hey LeCruzify, just wanted to let you know that one of my Subscribers has confirmed that the ProGrade Gold 1TB CFexpress Card (amzn.to/2XFDGAg) does work all the way up to 8K RAW on his R5.
@@CamberFilmSchool Gotcha. I missed the part where you dragged your mouse to highlight the line the first time. I use this card, but I don't shoot 8k. Thanks
I'm going to say one thing, do not get anything below 512gb SanDisk Extreme or Sony TOUGH. Chelsea and Tony failed this and thought 2600mbps was 2600MB/s... And therefore gave incorrect information for his viewers.
I'd definitely go for a 512GB Card, but they are pretty expensive. There is something to be said about a 128GB or 256GB. Considering the camera will probably overheat before you even get to 20 minutes at 8K RAW, using smaller cards for shorter bursts may be useful in cooling the camera when you have a fresh card that isn't hot going into it.
I'd go with a 512GB CFexpress because it'll give you the most time if you use 8K RAW. But any of the ones from that supported card list will work fine because they are all fast enough?
Hey, just wanted to let you know that one of my Subscribers has confirmed that the ProGrade Gold 1TB CFexpress Card (amzn.to/2XFDGAg) does work all the way up to 8K RAW on his R5.
Hey Azaa, just wanted to let you know that one of my Subscribers has confirmed that the ProGrade Gold 1TB CFexpress Card (amzn.to/2XFDGAg) does work all the way up to 8K RAW on his R5.
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🔔***UPDATE 08AUG2020***🔔 One of my Subscribers has confirmed that the 💾 ProGrade Gold 1TB CFexpress Card (amzn.to/2XFDGAg) does work all the way up to 8K RAW on his R5. 📸
Thank you so much for your time. It anwered all my questions regarding CF Express and SD Cards with the Canon R5.
You’re welcome! 👍
Literally the clearest explanation I’ve seen so far, thanks so much!
Thanks so much, Gareth 👍 Glad to help!
Thank you for putting in the time and effort to explain this. Many people are still confused by MegaBIT versus MegaBYTE. I've been using PC's since 1991 and even all these recording modes, compatibility, quality options, time+heat limitations, its making my head spin! Canon's modes listed in Megabits per second, card manufacturers lying/fudging their megaBYTES per second numbers, the conversion needed to do this is ridiculous. It's just frustrating. This video helps a lot!
I hear ya, would totally be easy to just make them all MB/s so we could interpret smaller numbers.
Hey Justin, just wanted to let you know that one of my Subscribers has confirmed that the ProGrade Gold 1TB CFexpress Card (amzn.to/2XFDGAg) does work all the way up to 8K RAW on his R5.
2023/ Dec 21
Im from India, this is the most clearest information about memory cards
Now i got an idea to buy which one
Thanks mate great work
Glad to help! 👍
This is the review video we needed! Thank you so much! I came this close to buying 128 GB SanDisk thinking it'll support 8K raw. Thank god I found your video. Love you man. You saved me from making a 220 $ mistake.
No problem, Tanuj. 👍 Glad to help!
Do you have a link pls
@@marioz2332 link to what?
Links are in the description, Mario Z.
Well done! I just bought the R5 and you simplified a confusing issue for me, many thanks.
Thanks, Mark 👍🏾 Glad to help!
Man, thank you for such detailed research you made!!! Great information.
You’re welcome 👍🏾 God to help!
Hey Andrew, just wanted to let you know that one of my Subscribers has confirmed that the ProGrade Gold 1TB CFexpress Card (amzn.to/2XFDGAg) does work all the way up to 8K RAW on his R5.
You have done so much hard work to make it simple for others ... great effort and video 👍🏻
Thx! 👍
Fantastic... Incredibly helpful. I hit like and I subscribed!! Boooom!!!
Thanks so much, Marshall. Glad to help!
You’re seriously so awesome! So grateful for this video you made; also could tell you worked super hard on it! Thank you so much!
You’re welcome, Sam 👍🏽 Glad to help!
You do such an amazing job explaining everything! Happy that I found your channel! Thank you!
You’re welcome! 👍🏽 I’m glad more people are finding it now!
I do not have a Canon R5, but a Nikon Z6II and Nikon Z7ii. I don't shoot 8K, but I am interested in all this information a great deal. I think your UA-cam video is the best explanation I could find as far as which card I need for shooting large files, even stills for my cameras with either CFexpress or SDII. I am still tryimg to learn which cards are the most reliable in the field, I always thought and heard that SanDisk was the best cards, and memory in general. Today I am not sure who owns who and what manufacturer of cards is the best on the market. In any event, I think you've taught me a great deal. Now the question is, with RAW files, how large a card do I carry in the field on a photo trip? Thanks. 🙏 👍 📸 👏
I’m not sure how much space you would need when it comes to taking photos because video is my specialty. I guess you’d have to figure out how big the file size is of a RAW photo and figure out how much space it would take up based on how many you would plan on taking before being able to transfer them to your computer.
i just bought the R5 and this video popped up and helped me a lot ,thank you so much, now i just died a little when i went looking for the cards and found out the price.Thanks again for the explanation and your efforts
😂 They are definitely expensive! But definitely necessary if you want to use the highest quality video options.
This video confirmed my research on the Sony tough cards vs. the Prograde Gold cards.
Nice 👍🏾
@@CamberFilmSchool Pound for Pound, Sony offers more options of cards that supports the highest video resolution. I am not a videographer, but I have turned it on a few times during my wildlife photography trips, like when I caught a snapping turtle laying her eggs. I want to know that I have the option for those rare times I click that video button.
Definitely! I like to always be prepared to use any option on my camera regardless of how rare it may be.
Great explanation so a dummy like me could understand, thanks for the time an effort to make this video 🤙🏾
😂 Thanks, Steven. It did take a while to make, but I’m glad it helped! 👍🏾
Great job, love the detail and linking everything in the description helps.
You’re welcome, Corrado 👍🏾 Glad to help!
Hey, just wanted to let you know that one of my Subscribers has confirmed that the ProGrade Gold 1TB CFexpress Card (amzn.to/2XFDGAg) does work all the way up to 8K RAW on his R5.
Dude. Thorough!
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Very helpful in explaining the Mb and MB. 2nd time watching and yet still find it useful. Since I aint shooting those 8k thingy, I will settle for some less: SD card only and hence no need to buy another CF reader and so forth but I will stick with SanDisk and B&H. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Glad to help! 👍
Appreciate it bro thanks it's really help full for the new comers in UA-cam or cam industry
Glad to help! 👍
Thanks, I think? Im so confused I'll need to watch this another 5 times. But GOOD JOB!
😂 yea it’s definitely a lot of info!
This was so helpful and clear to understand. Thank you!!
Glad it was helpful!
very helpful! thank you. just bought my canon r5c
Nice. 👍
Thanks for this video, I bought 2 256GB Lexar SD cards, now to figure out how to do proxies lol
You're welcome! I need to start doing that as well!
Amazing information. Thank you!
Glad to help! 😉
LEGEND! Thanks for all the info... helped me a lot
You’re welcome, Eduardo! 👍🏾
Great information
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Super informative thank you
You’re welcome! 👍
I plan on getting the Canon R5 as a backup for my Canon 5D Mk IV. I also have a Gopro 10. I usually record at 4K 60fps then use Davinci Resolve Studio Optical Flow if I want a smooth flow and slow motion. If I want to go real extreme slo mo then I'd just go 4K at 120fps which the R5 can do.
Ok. 👍 Sounds more like the 5Dm4 would be the backup to the R5 in this case. Just keep in mind you’ll need an adapter for your EF lenses to work on the RF mount on the R5.
Nice!
This was such a great video, thanks very much
You’re welcome! 👍
An Atomos Ninja V Monitor with hard drive might be a better and cheaper option ? Those cards are so expensive ! Thanks for the info, much appreciated.
It definitely may be! Glad to help 👍🏾
Hey Chas, just wanted to let you know that one of my Subscribers has confirmed that the ProGrade Gold 1TB CFexpress Card (amzn.to/2XFDGAg) does work all the way up to 8K RAW on his R5.
@@CamberFilmSchool but does it get too hot and cause R5 to show overheating?
I doubt you can record continuously until the 1TB is full, but just wanted to make you aware that the card is compatible.
@@CamberFilmSchool Thanks 👍
Hi Camber , could you give me advice buying CF express card B for my new canon R5 ? , what brand and size recommend ? And great job for All info
Depends on what modes you want to use and how much recording time you’ll need at a time.
ProGrade Digital SDXC UHS-II V90 300R Memory Card seems to be slower MB/s compared to SanDisk Extreme PRO SDHC Memory Card up to 300MB/s, UHS-II, Class 10, V90, U3
Have you tried them both? If it’s V90 then it is guaranteed to have a sustained write speed of 90 MB/s (so long as it’s a genuine card).
Try NKI Kinetic Plus 512GB, only $299 , and 8K capable
Good to know! 👍
Very helpful. Thanks. I have a new R5. I have a big and fast CDexpress card. I'm trying to sort out how to use the SD card and what SD card to buy. I shoot 90% stills, (RAW), and 10% shortish video clips. Does your recommendation to use a 256 gig SD rated V90 still apply for a guy doing what I do?
You wouldn’t necessarily need one with that large of a capacity if you won’t be taking a lot of videos. A 128GB would probably be sufficient.
Waiting on my R5. Will use (for now) just for photography. Is a cfexpress necessary? If not what sd would you recommend? Thank you
I wouldn't say a CFexpress is necessary for normal photography applications shooting. Unless you are going to be shooting a lot of burst shots for sports or wildlife, a normal 128GB card should give you plenty of space. I'd probably go with a V90 still (amzn.to/2ErcLSc) to give you good speed for writing large multiple RAW files (and in case you want to do some high quality video).
@@CamberFilmSchool thank you!!
You’re welcome! 👍🏾
Check the pricing before you buy some of the CFexpress cards are very close in price to the SD now
Careful who you buy from as well.
Great Video a lot of info in it, Can I use 2 extreme pro SD cards for photos only
Thanks, John! 👍🏾 Yea. That should work fine.
@@CamberFilmSchool excellent and thanks for getting back to me so quick
You're welcome!
Thanks for this!! Huge time saver! Any advice on a usb-c card reader for reading CFexpress?
You’re welcome, Eric! 👍🏾 I’ll get back to you on the card reader.
Camber Motion they seem like they are sold out everywhere! I ordered a Unitek one. Hoping it’s good. I used your amazon links for the ordering the Sandisk 512 GB CFexpress 😄 Great video!! I really really appreciate the detail! R5 comes Sunday / Monday. Card reader comes Wednesday. I’ll let you know if the card reader is good! Thanks again!!
That’s awesome that yours is already showing up, and thanks for helping out the channel! Definitely let me know. 👍🏾
Hey Eric, just wanted to let you know that one of my Subscribers has confirmed that the ProGrade Gold 1TB CFexpress Card (amzn.to/2XFDGAg) does work all the way up to 8K RAW on his R5.
Camber Motion thanks for the reply. I bought the Sandisk Extreme 512 GB from your amazon link. I’m currently using the Unitek CFexpress USB-c card reader and it’s working great but unfortunately it’s sold out now. The R5 is incredible. Working great for my workflow. Huge step up from my 6D Mark II. 😂
data driven...well done...
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Right on bro. Thank you
You’re welcome!
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Good work, Thank you
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Great Video. Very helpful
You’re welcome 👍🏾 Glad to help!
Hey, just wanted to let you know that one of my Subscribers has confirmed that the ProGrade Gold 1TB CFexpress Card (amzn.to/2XFDGAg) does work all the way up to 8K RAW on his R5.
Please let me explain something to everyone on here before buying a Card for the Canon R5. YOU CANNOT RECORD 4K 60 FPS or 4K 120 FPS or any Raw format video with an SD cars. You can ONLY video FHD and 4K in 24 FPS with an SD card. Basically don’t buy an SD card for videos, Buy a CF express card otherwise you’re wasting 300$ like I just did.
Thanks for the update! 👍
I shot the entire project in 4k 60fps on sd cards last month without any problems
It depends on which video compression mode you use.
Thank you!
You’re welcome!
What about photos only? Need to shoot 20 fps burst? What is the minimum speed required?
I'm not sure when it comes to photo specs because I just focus on video.
Excellent video! I am an agency photojournalist for 3+ decades. I do not have a clue about video. I shoot images, not movies. I have 5DM3 cameras now... I just received 2 Canon R5's. Having some brain fog after reading your great breakdown of both types of cards to use. I do shoot some sports, so I will fire off 20f/sec bursts now and then, maybe 5%-10% of my images. What are the best 3 cards to buy, for Canon R5 CFast card slot? Best 3 cards for the SD cd card slot? Ty...
Congrats on getting your R5's! This video was about choosing the best Memory cards based on video recording specs (cause this is a video focused channel). I'm not really sure which specs to look at to base a memory card decision on photo needs.
Hey, just wanted to let you know that one of my Subscribers has confirmed that the ProGrade Gold 1TB CFexpress Card (amzn.to/2XFDGAg) does work all the way up to 8K RAW on his R5.
I'm in the same boat here - shooting only still for the R5 but want redundancy and 12-20 fps did you converge on the slowest/cheapest SD and CFB that can do this?
Also why wouldn’t it be compatible when many websites recommend that card for the R5 and also the Northrups used the exact card in their R5 video and said nothing about it? Thanks again
I'm not saying it won't work, I just don't want to recommend a card that Canon states is not supported unless I've actually used it myself.
Great information Camber. But I'm wondering if it is so important to shoot 8k which will slow everything in my editing machine rather than 4k, is 8k really necessary because I will surely need the only 4k. Thank you Camber!
I don’t think 8K is necessary at all. Especially when the camera can’t record it for much more than 15 minutes without overheating. I really like what Sony did with just perfecting the 4K in the new a7Siii. That’s all I need at this point.
Just like 8k tvs, it ain't quite there yet, but it will be one day. Canon can pound it's chest now, but it will get refined over the years to come.
Definitely. I’m perfectly happy with 4K for a LOOOOONG time.
hi, maybe you can either help or point me in the right direction:
I have an R5 and shot 8K RAW videos (on a Lexar Professional CFexpress 256GB Card (LCFX10-256CRBNA).
now comes the problem: I can see and play all those in the R5 camera.
buT: when I access the camera connected to a (Windows 10) laptop I see the file names ... but they all show 0 KB size!
the dimensions of the files are correct (8192x4320) but the problem is obvious: 0 KB ...
meaning they can not be copied.
bonus factoid: the total size of files on this CFE card it says the USED space on the card is 233 GB, so the files I see and can play in the camera obviously take up space.
the obvious question: what is wrong? how can I copy the files from the CFE card to my laptop?
Try googling to see if there is some kind of file reader you need to install for your computer to recognize the files. I had to do this before my MacBook would recognize the RAW files from my Sony camera.
Thanks for the detailed video! I just purchased the R5 and the Sandisk CFexpress 128GB card as I primarily shoot stills. But, i do occasionally shoot video. I have read some reviewers say that the Sandisk 128GB CFexpress card can shoot all movie modes the camera offers including 8K RAW, and I saw a review on Digital Camera World that did tests and showed the Sandisk 128GB CFexpress card having a sustained write speed of 438MB/s for video (which I believe is fast enough for 8K raw on the R5).
As my card just arrived, I can return it so I am unable to test it, which is why i am reaching out to you. Have you heard anymore about the compatibility of the Sandisk 128GB CFexpress card with Canon EOS R5? If what canon saids is true and it is not compatible for 8K RAW recording, is that the only shooting mode I would lose?
I know that as the card is only 128GB that it will record only around 7 minutes of 8K raw, but I am thinking maybe I should return it and go with the Lexar (even though ive been a sandisk user my whole life).
Thanks in advance!
If you saw some reviewers use the 128GB card with the camera then I'd assume that it works. I wouldn't get too attached to using certain brands and worry about using others though (unless it's some unknown company). I've used many different brands with no issues.
Camber Motion thanks for the reply! I might hold onto the Sandisk then. While I’ve got you, is it only 8K Raw that requires 325MB/S? What is the next most demanding shooting mode and what MB/S does it require (if you know)? Thanks again
The 4K ALL-I at 120fps is the next highest at 235MB/s
@@CamberFilmSchool i dont get the difference between cfexpress and cfast. Cfexpress seems faster, but if that's the case why don't red cameras (like the komodo) use cfexpress instead of cfast 2.0 cards?
CFexpress are newer so they are designed to be faster, but you only need a card that’s fast enough to record footage based on the bitrate of the camera. CFast cards are fast enough to record on RED cameras, and I’m assuming they’ve been using them for a long time so it’s probably easier to just keep using the same technology in their designs.
Hi! just found your video, very helpful! which card would you recommend for strictly sports photography ?
I deal with video some I’m not sure. It even so, I’d have to know what kind of camera.
@@CamberFilmSchool Still with the Canon R5 !
😂 I didn’t see that the comment was the R5 video. I thought it was my generic SD card video. Those cards should work equally well for photography because that 8K video is quite demanding.
@@CamberFilmSchool lol, its cool!! thanks so much for all the helpful tips!!
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If I just want to shoot stills but 12 or 20 fps and shoot redundant across the two cards what are the 'slowest' cards I can get away with?
Not sure. I deal strictly with video so I don’t know what you’d need for those burst photo speeds.
i need a confirmation , can v90 sd card record 4k HQ 30fps , and why is the Sony cfexpress card double the price of Sandisk
I don’t remember off the top of my head, it if you pause it on that chart in the video it’ll tell you. No clue on the prices. I guess they just feel they are a more reputable name that justifies a higher price.
Great explanation, does anybody have any advise on the best card readers for iMac and MacBook Pro (thunderbolt 3 - USB 2) whether combined CF Express and SD or separate? It's a jungle out there and many refer to the maximum speed of 10 gb from de USB 3.1 Gen 2 .. but that is NOT what the reader can really handle..
camnostic.com/cfexpress-card-reader-comparison/
I haven’t tested any of the readers personally. Have you tried testing the speed of hooking the camera straight to the computer through the camera’s USB-C port?
@@CamberFilmSchool Unfortunately not - got the R5 and R6 to test but had to bring them back :( - now awaiting the ordered R5 .. research comes with very different results but I have a bit of time so wondering about experience with the Prograde CFExpress reader with and without SD ? _ Anybody?
Hay man great video thanks for the info.
Quick question can you use the r5 with just the cfexpress card? My thought is I’d rather just get one really nice card instead of two.
Yeah, you don't have to get both. The CFexpress card will allow you to use any video recording setting too.
@@CamberFilmSchool awesome! Thanks for the reply! If everything goes well I should be getting my R5 with the 28-70 f2 really soon. However with the rumors of a R5c coming soon everything changes....
Yeah, there will always be something else in the works.
Dang, Canon sure did choose some expensive cards!
That's for sure!
How does that have anything to do with this video??
Damn that earned a sub and like lol
Thx! 👍
Does the R5 able to record in an external SSD like I do with an Blackmaick 6k and a Samsung T5 SSD external drive?
I don't know. I've never tried to record straight to an SSD with any camera.
@@CamberFilmSchool thanks. Can anybody that has the camera answer?
Good job. That is some complicated stuff!
Thanks, Anthony! It figures the card that is over $100 less than all the others is the one that isn’t supported in the camera... Makes you wonder if they make deals with the card companies. 🤔
Hey Anthony, just wanted to let you know that one of my Subscribers has confirmed that the ProGrade Gold 1TB CFexpress Card (amzn.to/2XFDGAg) does work all the way up to 8K RAW on his R5.
So you're saying do not buy the ProGrade Gold series cards, right? because you need atleast "325 MB/s" to record 8k RAW. On their website for the "512gb 1700 GOLD series" it clearly says "minimum sustained write speeds up to 1,000 MB/s" And on B&H Photo it says (SPECIFICALLY FOR THE 1700 SERIES) "The Gold's minimum write speed is guaranteed not to drop below 400 MB/s" So when you say "don't buy the prograde gold" Are you talking about the 1600 gold series? Which still has a minimum write speed of 350 MB/s which is quite close to the minimum write speed for 8K RAW
The specs of the ProGrade gold cards are definitely fast enough to record 8K RAW on the R5, but Canon has that card listed as not supported for 8K RAW recording. I don’t know why that is, but you can always try one out and see if it works and return it if it doesn’t.
@@CamberFilmSchool I would to confirm that it is in fact the ProGrade 1600 Series that isn't compatible. The 1700 Series ProGrade Digital DO work as there is a 50 MB/s difference making the 1700's minimum write speed 400 MB/s which on the EU canon site it says "CFexpress 1.0 [400MB/sec. or higher]" in the 8K section below which cards are compatible. Which makes sense why I've heard 50/50 of the ProGrade cards working and not. Because 50% have had the 1600 and the other 50% have had 1700 and the 1700 people have not had a single issue.
Hey edgefilm, just wanted to let you know that one of my Subscribers has confirmed that the ProGrade Gold 1TB CFexpress Card (amzn.to/2XFDGAg) does work all the way up to 8K RAW on his R5.
hey I'm have a problem recording 8k RAW on my R5 the problem is that it records to my Sony TOUGH 128GB CFexpress card a .CRM and wont play please thanks
That’s an issue with your viewing software on your computer. Check to see if there are updates on your program to allow viewing of Canon RAW. I had the same issues with viewing my Sony a7iii RAW photos when it first came out. Then updating my photoshop fixed it.
@@CamberFilmSchool Thanks you are right i had download a update for canon for final cut pro
Awesome! Glad you got it worked out. 👍🏽
f the SD card is only used to store high-speed continuous shooting RAW format photos, how should I choose?
Not sure for the photography side of things. My focus is video.
Great info, much appreciated! However, I agreed with you days ago when you stated that the ProGrade Gold 1TB at 400/MBs would work. Why has this changed? I bought that card
2 weeks ago knowing the same info you stated last week about minimum 400/MBs. In this latest video you refer to Canon Europe as well as 1DX3 card specs, but I believe, and could certainly be wrong, but I thought the 1TB was "JUST" fast enough. Could it be that it does work, but Canon or anyone for that matter has just "not yet verified to see if the 1TB @ 400/MBs will work?" I mean, just because it's not yet on the approved list doesn't mean it won't work, right? It could be that This relatively new card just hasn't be "tested, approved & listed" as workable. So bummed if my 1TB won't work!!!! Thank you
I wouldn’t be surprised if it does work fine. But I would assume that Canon has actually used them if they have documentation saying which ones are supported. I just don’t want someone buying a $500+ memory card after taking my suggestion and then finding out it doesn’t work.
But it definitely is fast enough so I don’t know why it wouldn’t work.
@@CamberFilmSchool Thanks for the quick response! I'm just curious because, the Gold 1TB I bought a couple weeks ago stated under the price as "New item... coming soon". Which makes me think that ProGrade updated the minimum write speed to 400/MBs on the 512 & 1TB Gold cards only. That 1DX3 chart shows a "non compatilbe" on the 1TB back in early March. I'm thinking that maybe back then it was the older version of the Gold 1TB. Again, the one I bought recently seemed as if it was updated and "coming soon". I guess we'll see. Thanks for the great video and your time!
No problem! I hope it works out for you. Please let me know when you try it out so I can post some updates in the description.
Camber Motion happy to report that the ProGrade 1TB version II Gold works beautifully! The min 400/MBs is enough for 8K. Thanks
5:12 where can i get this list?
I just looked it up on canon’s website and it’s linked in the description.
Why the Sandisk Cf express 256Gb is not listed? Is it the same speed as the 512Gb?
Because at the high data rate of 8K RAW, you’ll fill up a 255GB card really fast so you may as well get a 512GB.
How is a V30 SD card for still photos on an EOS R5?
I would think that would be good enough as long as your aren’t doing crazy high burst shots.
I bought a Sony TOUGH 256g CFexpress card, since that one has the fastest write speed that I am aware of. 1450Mb/s I think. And your information is helpful, many thanks.
Besides, just saw Chelsea & Tony's video, according to him, the R5's 4K60 & 4K120 video are, quote, Mushy...even not as good as R6(except 4k120). Made me wonder if that's truly the case??? why am I going for R5? cause I don't think I need 8K, plus it will be time-consuming to edit 8k or down-sample those footage.
Yea, I watched that video as well and was wondering how “mushy” it’ll actually look once used in a bright environment with some good grading on top of that. Glad to help!
I watched that video too and I was kinda baffled. What I got from it was, basically the r6 looks better than the r5 in every resolution except when you put the r5 into 4k HQ. That does not make any sense to me. I’ve preordered the R5 but have been watching everything I can to maybe convince myself to get the R6 and maybe a lens. Any thoughts on why the r5 would look worse?
Keep in mind that they are zooming in really far to see things that most people won’t even notice. If you really want good video, make sure you subject is lit properly and most cameras will look close to the same. Also, they are preproduction models that were used so there may be some tweaks to the actual cameras. And do we know if they are using the exact same lens for both cameras?
@@take2studio187 And R5 has worse overheating issue. For its "Mushy" video, I suppose it may has something to do with the recording quality Tony has chose: RAW ALL-I IPB, but that's my guess.
You have to consider too if any sharpening was added for the 8K RAW. Because RAW is going to be softer coming out of the camera because you add all your adjustments in post. If you’re comparing RAW out of the camera with another camera that already has sharpening added in the compression, then that’ll make a big difference.
Can i use only cfexpress card without any uhs ii on r5?
You can use UHS-II on the R5, and I have some cards linked in the description. However, you can’t record in some of the higher quality modes unless you use the other cards.
Can I use SanDisk CFexpress 64gb or 128gb for 8k RAW or 4K 120? Most slow motion stuff is short so I don't need a big storage and difference in the price more than double by going to "Supported" 256GB CF Card, I know 64/128 SanDisk spec says that is "not supported" but just got an info from my local pro shop that it will work
I wouldn’t doubt that it’ll work. Now sure why Canon says that, but I just don’t want to post links to cards that they say aren’t supported. You can always try, and let us know your results so I can update my info in the description.
I@@CamberFilmSchool Update: Picked up Integral 128GB CFexpress Memory Card Type B and it only allows to record few secs of 8k RAW or 4K HQ / 120fps. Returning this one right now and seems that Sony Tough offers best Value at the moment...
Good to know, JSVB. THanks for sharing that!
Hey JSVB, just wanted to let you know that one of my Subscribers has confirmed that the ProGrade Gold 1TB CFexpress Card (amzn.to/2XFDGAg) does work all the way up to 8K RAW on his R5.
Hey Man great video, I am planning to rent R5 for wedding video shoot. I'll be using mostly 1080p mode and 4K- 24p-30p Non HQ modes. So which SD cards will be best to use?
Probably a V60 speed card with at least 128GB of space. I’d get a few of them so that you can make sure you’ll have enough space for a full wedding shoot. Those 4K files will still take up a lot of space.
Hi Camber. Is there a reason why i shouldn't buy the ProGrade GOLD 1TB Cfexpress card (as said in your description). I've just bought the R5 and i'm looking to use a lot of 4k120 along with 4k 50
I’m not sure how much of the video you watched, but I showed a chart listed by Canon saying that the 1TB Prograde CFexpress card is not supported on the R5. However, I did just have another person comment recently that they used one and it worked fine. However I haven’t confirmed yet if it worked in the 8K RAW setting. You can always try and send it back if it doesn’t work.
Canon says 400 MB/s sustained should be fine and that is Prograde's limit, but I believe its marginal or Prograde really overestimates its write speeds. Most people say it errors out quickly after the buffer runs out. Stick to Lexar, Sony, Prograde's Cobalt series or the big San Disk. Lexars are just as cheap as Progrades and Sony's are generally $20 or so more than the average so there's no reason to play the price roulette game. I wish I would have found the 1DX III and R5 charts yesterday because that would have saved me a trip to return a card.
Good info to know, Mike. Thanks for sharing!
Hey Raymond, just wanted to let you know that one of my Subscribers has confirmed that the ProGrade Gold 1TB CFexpress Card (amzn.to/2XFDGAg) does work all the way up to 8K RAW on his R5.
@@CamberFilmSchool Thank you so much Camber, greatly appreciate the help! Although I've purchased the Sandisk 512GB CFexpress (in your descroption) but i will recommend it to a few of my friends who have also bought the camera. Once again thanks for the help :)
What card do u recommend for the r6? Thanks
This video I made on the R6 should help you out: ua-cam.com/video/Fe5g8DCXjDo/v-deo.html
So you can’t record 8K at all with the prograde gold cf express card?
That is correct according to Canon.
Hey LeCruzify, just wanted to let you know that one of my Subscribers has confirmed that the ProGrade Gold 1TB CFexpress Card (amzn.to/2XFDGAg) does work all the way up to 8K RAW on his R5.
According to the chart in the video, it appears that the Pro Grade Gold 512 is supported.
It looks like it at first, but the lines on the chart aren’t totally straight.
@@CamberFilmSchool Gotcha. I missed the part where you dragged your mouse to highlight the line the first time. I use this card, but I don't shoot 8k. Thanks
I'm going to say one thing, do not get anything below 512gb SanDisk Extreme or Sony TOUGH.
Chelsea and Tony failed this and thought 2600mbps was 2600MB/s... And therefore gave incorrect information for his viewers.
the Sony 128gb is supported for 8k recording per the Canon website
@@willyuan1 Yeah but do you really want to have to swap out your CFexpress every 6 minutes?
frostybe3r i’m not going to be shooting that much footage. if i do, i’ll get a bigger size card once prices go down
@@willyuan1 Once prices go down? You're spending 4K on a camera, who cares about the CF prices lol.
I'd definitely go for a 512GB Card, but they are pretty expensive. There is something to be said about a 128GB or 256GB. Considering the camera will probably overheat before you even get to 20 minutes at 8K RAW, using smaller cards for shorter bursts may be useful in cooling the camera when you have a fresh card that isn't hot going into it.
Is there an ideal memory card?
I'd go with a 512GB CFexpress because it'll give you the most time if you use 8K RAW. But any of the ones from that supported card list will work fine because they are all fast enough?
Hey, just wanted to let you know that one of my Subscribers has confirmed that the ProGrade Gold 1TB CFexpress Card (amzn.to/2XFDGAg) does work all the way up to 8K RAW on his R5.
Can it record FHD 120fps on SD card
I don’t know off the top of my head, but that chart in the video shows what you can do with all the different cards.
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Thanks for this video, I bought 2 256GB Lexar SD cards, now to figure out how to do proxies lol
No problem!