Kingston HyperX 240GB (SH100S3/240G) - (discontinued)

Kingston 64GB SSDNow V+100 (SVP100S2/64G) - (discontinued) The following SSDs are either discontinued or only supported as part of a legacy configuration and may no longer be available with the required firmware:Ĭrucial 256GB C300 (CTFDDAC256MAG-1G1) - (discontinued)ĭigistor 128GB SSD Professional Video Extreme (DIG-PVD128E, pre-formatted ExFat) In addition to the above, these SSDs work ONLY for compressed video capture:Ĭrucial 256GB M4 (firmware 000F) (CT256M4SSD2)

Sandisk Extreme Pro 960GB (SDSSDXPS-960G-G25) Sandisk Extreme Pro 480GB (SDSSDXPS-480G-G25) Sandisk Extreme Pro 240GB (SDSSDXPS-240G-G25) OWC 480 GB Mercury Extreme Pro 6G (OWCSSD7P6G480) OWC 240 GB Mercury Extreme Pro 6G (OWCSSD7P6G240)

OWC 120 GB Mercury Extreme Pro 6G (OWCSSD7P6G120) Intel 335 Series 240GB SSD (SSDSC2CT240A4K5) The following SSDs are recommended for 2.5K RAW CinemaDNG capture or compressed video capture:ĭigistor 240GB SSD Professional Video Series (DIG-PVD240S, pre-formatted ExFat)ĭigistor 480GB SSD Professional Video Series (DIG-PVD480S, pre-formatted ExFat)ĭigistor 1TB SSD 4K Professional Video Series (DIG-PVD1000, pre-formatted ExFat) However, they still work well when capturing compressed video. There are some SSDs which Blackmagic Design has tested and found to drop frames when capturing 2.5K RAW CinemaDNG video. SSDs which are qualified for 2.5K RAW CinemaDNG video capture will also work well for compressed video capture. Blackmagic Cinema Camera Certified SSDs (2/2015)

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