Category: Camera Guides

List of all the camera made by the various brands.

Best Memory Cards for Sony A1 II: Specs, Buffer Guide & Recommendations

The A1 II is Sony’s current flagship — 50MP stacked sensor, 30fps electronic shutter, 8K video, and dual slots that each accept CFexpress Type A or UHS-II SD in either position. The 7GB buffer holds around 155 frames at full speed before it fills — roughly 5 seconds of continuous shooting. CFexpress clears that buffer…
Best Memory Cards Fujifilm X-E5

The Fujifilm X-E5’s sleek rangefinder design features a 40MP APS-C sensor that produces massive files, but its single UHS-II SD slot serves as your gateway to smooth operation. With a conservative buffer that maxes out at just 18 RAW frames, slower cards can grind your creative flow to a halt during action shots or extended…
Lexar ARMOR V60 UHS-II Memory Cards: Review

In the world of memory cards, where speed and reliability can make or break a shoot, Lexar has thrown down the gauntlet with its new ARMOR series. Launched in early 2025, the ARMOR GOLD and ARMOR SILVER PRO SDXC UHS-II cards are the world’s first stainless-steel encased SD cards, blending tank-like durability with professional-grade performance.…
Best Memory Cards For Fujifilm X half

With its single SD card slot supporting UHS-I cards, the Fujifilm X half only shoots JPEG and only shoots 2K video at 50Mbps, so the memory card you choose won’t significantly impact the performance of the camera. For best results, choose UHS-I V30 cards with write speeds of 90 MB/s or higher. While the X…
Best Memory Cards For Fujifilm X-T50

The X-T50 features a single UHS-II SD card slot, making UHS-II cards the go-to choice for optimal performance. Here’s a curated list of the best SD memory cards for the Fujifilm X-T50, balancing speed, capacity, reliability, and value. Recommended Memory Cards Fujifilm X-T50 Use V90 memory cards if you’re shooting a lot in continuous burst…
Fujifilm X-M5 SD Card Recommendations

The Fujifilm X-M5 is limited by a single UHS-I slot supporting capacities of up to 2TB. In my tests with various cards in Fujifilm UHS-I cameras, the Lexar Silver Plus UHS-I and the SanDisk Extreme Pro are two of the top performers for fastest buffer-clearing times. While UHS-II cards like these will work, they are throttled to…
Best Memory Cards For Fujifilm GFX100RF

The Fujifilm GFX100RF features a dual memory card configuration and supports UHS-II cards up to the V90 UHS-II speed class. Do you need V90 or are V60 cards fine? V90 cards are pretty expensive, and if you want to run in backup configuration, you’ll need to have identical cards. GFX files can also be quite…
Best Memory Cards For Sony FX2 – Top Recommendations

The FX2 is Sony’s A7 IV sensor in a cinema housing — 33MP full-frame BSI CMOS, BIONZ XR, and asymmetric dual slots. Slot 1 accepts CFexpress Type A or UHS-II SD; Slot 2 is UHS-II SD only. The body doesn’t support continuous burst mode, so there’s no in-camera buffer benchmark here — see the Sony…
Best MicroSD Express Cards for Nintendo Switch 2

The Nintendo Switch 2 requires MicroSD Express cards — your old Switch card won’t work for game storage. Here’s which ones are worth buying, what capacity you actually need, and what to avoid.
5 Must-Have Accessories Leica Q3

The Leica Q3 remains the best compact camera on the market today, even surpassing the Fujifilm GFX100RF in several areas, particularly in video and shallow depth of field capabilities. You can see the Leica Q3 vs Fujifilm GFX100RF Comparison here. As a Leica nerd who collects way too many accessories. Here are some of my…