By Match your memory card’s file system to your camera’s specifications before shooting—most modern cameras use exFAT for cards larger than 32GB, while older models require FAT32. Check your camera manual or manufacturer’s website to confirm compatibility, as using the wrong format can result in unrecognized cards, corrupted files, or shooting limitations that leave you unable to capture critical moments.
Format cards in-camera rather than on your computer whenever possible. This ensures the file system structure aligns perfectly with your camera’s requirements and creates the proper directory hierarchy for …
