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7Dii - are 256GB CF/SD cards compatible?

Afzal_BG_BR_UK
Enthusiast

For the Canon 7D mark ii, what are the maximum storage capacities that will work?

Max capacity CF CARD || Max capacity SD CARD

Cameras:- 7Dii & (x2 40D)
EF:- 100mm f/2.8 macro, 50mm f/1.8, 24mm f/2.8
EF-s:- 55-250mm, 10-22mm, 18-55mm
Flashes:- x4 580exii, MT-24ex, Godox AD300Pro
Triggers:- x5 PW TT5s & x2 PW TT1s & x3 Godox X-Pro
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ebiggs1
Legend
Legend

I don't use nor do I recommend anybody use super large to large SD or CF cards. Even if it can support a huge storage card it is a bad idea to keep all your photos on one card. The largest I use is 32gb and that is what I recommend you stick with, too. Of course I was in a place where losing photos was not an option but if you are just a snap shooter or hobbyist you may not care if you lose some shots. 

EB
EOS 1DX and 1D Mk IV and less lenses then before!

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p4pictures
Mentor
Mentor

For the EOS 7D Mark II I am sure that 128GB is the maximum supported card capacity for either CF or SD cards.


Brian - Canon specialist trainer, author and photographer
https://www.p4pictures.com
I use British not American English, so my spellings may be a little different to yours

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elz
Apprentice

I just checked. My 7D II it's working perfect with a 256 SDXC UHS-I card. My card is Kingston Canvas Go Plus. <Third-party link removed per Community Guidelines> 

7D II can format the card (it see 232GB in the menu), it show 7800 available raw pics on INFO screen, and it write the pictures on the card. It can show the pictures and cycle them on the screen (so read also work perfect).

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ebiggs1
Legend
Legend

I don't use nor do I recommend anybody use super large to large SD or CF cards. Even if it can support a huge storage card it is a bad idea to keep all your photos on one card. The largest I use is 32gb and that is what I recommend you stick with, too. Of course I was in a place where losing photos was not an option but if you are just a snap shooter or hobbyist you may not care if you lose some shots. 

EB
EOS 1DX and 1D Mk IV and less lenses then before!

p4pictures
Mentor
Mentor

For the EOS 7D Mark II I am sure that 128GB is the maximum supported card capacity for either CF or SD cards.


Brian - Canon specialist trainer, author and photographer
https://www.p4pictures.com
I use British not American English, so my spellings may be a little different to yours

Yes. I looked this up on Google.

Device Specifications

Maximum Memory Capacity128GB
Memory Card CompatibilitySD Compact Flash (CF) SDHC SDXC
Cable Type CompatibilityUSB, HDMI
Memory Voltage3.3v
Cameras:- 7Dii & (x2 40D)
EF:- 100mm f/2.8 macro, 50mm f/1.8, 24mm f/2.8
EF-s:- 55-250mm, 10-22mm, 18-55mm
Flashes:- x4 580exii, MT-24ex, Godox AD300Pro
Triggers:- x5 PW TT5s & x2 PW TT1s & x3 Godox X-Pro

elz
Apprentice

I just checked. My 7D II it's working perfect with a 256 SDXC UHS-I card. My card is Kingston Canvas Go Plus. <Third-party link removed per Community Guidelines> 

7D II can format the card (it see 232GB in the menu), it show 7800 available raw pics on INFO screen, and it write the pictures on the card. It can show the pictures and cycle them on the screen (so read also work perfect).

Afzal_BG_BR_UK
Enthusiast

Elz… this is fantastic news!

On Wiki, the confirmed Canon specs stipulate 128GB to be the max.

Thanks a bunch for experimenting and informing on this!

I will source this same Kingston Card soon.

Cameras:- 7Dii & (x2 40D)
EF:- 100mm f/2.8 macro, 50mm f/1.8, 24mm f/2.8
EF-s:- 55-250mm, 10-22mm, 18-55mm
Flashes:- x4 580exii, MT-24ex, Godox AD300Pro
Triggers:- x5 PW TT5s & x2 PW TT1s & x3 Godox X-Pro
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