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XF300/305 Whitepaper

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RECORDING MEDIA

Flash memory has become a dominant force in the photo and video

industry due to its fast read/write access times, low power require-

ments, and extreme durability. Of the many types of  ash memory

media that have surfaced over the years, Compact Flash cards are one

of the most successful memory card formats, and continues to be the

best data recording option for digital videographers.

CF cards are considered more durable and rugged for  eld use, gaining

high marks in reliability and data writing endurance. They also have

higher storage capacities than most other memory cards.

Canon recommends a Type 1 Compact Flash card that is classi ed as

UDMA Mode 4 or higher. Due to the high requirements of the new

XF305 and XF300, some existing Compact Flash (CF) cards may ex-

hibit unexpected behavior when used with the camcorders. Canon is

actively testing CF cards and working with manufacturers to ensure

compatibility.

CF Card Capacity 50 Mbps 35 Mbps 25 Mbps

5 minutes2GB 5 minutes 10 minutes

10 minutes4GB 10 minutes 20 minutes

20 minutes8GB 25 minutes 40 minutes

40 minutes16GB 55 minutes 80 minutes

80 minutes32GB

110 minutes 155 minutes

160 minutes64GB

225 minutes 310 minutes

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Canon XF300 User Manual Page 11