memory cards for Canon R5C / R5
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Re: memory cards for Canon R5C / R5
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PMUK wrote:
barnyz wrote:
Hey i just ordered an R5C! Now i need memory cards. I understand it has one slot for CFExpress and one normal SD card. I intend to buy an Angelbird 512mb Cfexpress card for one slot which will only be used for 8k video. The other slot i will use only for photos (i only do timelapses so no need for fast burst speeds or anything). So my question is can i use these SD cards as I already have 6 of them so would be good to be able to keep using them
SanDisk Extreme PRO 128GB SDXC Memory Card up to 170MB/s, UHS-1, Class 10, U3, V30
Hi barnyz,
Welcome to the Canon EOS R Talk Forum!
I have an R5 and a number of these cards (64GB variant). Providing you're not going to be going completely nuts with bursts (which you say you're not) they will work absolutely fine.
(I've never had a problem even with bursts - though I keep these short and to the point!).
Phil
thank you thats great to know (i really didnt want to have to go and buy a whole bunch of new cards). yep no burst shooting for me
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