Memory Card Formats
Every flash memory format used in professional cameras and cinema rigs — with live prices, speed benchmarks, and camera compatibility data.
CFexpress Type B
The fastest mainstream memory card format. Used by Canon, Nikon, and Panasonic pro mirrorless bodies. PCIe 3.0 ×2 interface.
CFexpress Type A
Sony-exclusive compact high-speed format. Used across the A1, A7R, A9, A7C, FX, and ZV lines. Backward-compatible SD slot on many bodies.
SDXC UHS-II V90
Top-tier SD card standard. 90 MB/s minimum sustained write. Wide compatibility across mirrorless secondaries and Fujifilm bodies.
SDXC UHS-II V60
Mid-tier SD standard. 60 MB/s minimum sustained write. Good balance of speed and price for hybrid shooters.
SDXC UHS-I
Consumer SD standard. Used in entry and mid-range cameras, drones, and dash cams. High volume, competitive pricing.
Portable SSD
USB-C portable SSDs for field offload and DIT workflows. Samsung T9, WD, SanDisk. High affiliate value.
CFast 2.0
Legacy high-speed format used in cinema cameras and older pro DSLRs. SATA-based. Found in ARRI Alexa Mini, Canon C300 II/C500, and Hasselblad medium format bodies.
XQD
Sony/Nikon PCIe-based predecessor to CFexpress Type B. Physically compatible with CFexpress Type B slots on most Nikon bodies (Z6, Z7 originals, D5, D850, D500).