I estimate about 10-11 minutes for RAW - I don't shoot much ProRes personally so I haven't ran tests on that yet (I guess it's around 17-20 minutes). Inside the Utilities folder, click on Disk Utility. Next, open up your Applications folder (it’s on your Mac’s dock). Connect the SD card or microSD card that you’re trying to format to your Mac. I usually run my own recording tests and run the camera till the card is full - then check the end timecode. How to Format an SD or Micro SD Card on Mac: 7 Steps. to avoid that).Ģ) Presently, there is no space/time remaining out there. How do you check how much space is left on SD card?ġ) No, you will not have any issues running Mac OS Extended (Journaled) so long as you follow proper naming conventions (some letters cause syntax errors & write issues, I usually label them as Card_01 or Roll_01 and so on etc. I can upgrade to a newer OS but I'm on a time crunch.Ģ. I have an older Macbook pro and it doesn't read the ExFAT format. For a microSD card, be sure to use a microSD-to-SD card adapter. For a Mac with an SD card slot, simply insert the card with the metal connector contacts facing down, sliding that side into the slot.
Step 1: Insert the SD card and back up the data. SD Cards - I bought the Sandisk Extreme 95mb/sec cards and wanted to know if formatting these to "Mac OS Extended" can cause any issues shooting either with Prores or RAW. Here, we’ll walk through the steps and show you how to format an SD card on Mac.
Swanusa wrote:Hi I just recently bought the BMPCC and am thrilled about what it can do! I have a few questions:ġ.
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