The only option you could have is to shoot RAW to the fast card and a JPEG backup to the slow card. This essentially makes using the more expensive UHS-II cards pointless if you plan to shoot RAW images to each card. This means that if you are shooting with the camera set to write each image to both cards, the write speed will be bottle-necked by the slower card. Something worth noting is that that the Sony A7 III does support UHS-II fast memory cards, but only for one slot. One other feature new to this round of A7 cameras is the addition of dual memory card slots, which is something that most working professionals place a lot of value on.
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