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If you use Macrium Reflect then any format will do, though ntfs would be more convenient. For Fat32 Macrium will automatically split the image into multiple files, each one less than the 4GB Fat32 file size limit, on ntfs you'll get a single large image file.
If you mean the built in Windows system imaging, then it HAS to be ntfs - it can't work with anything else. But then, as Microsoft say, you shouldn't be using it...
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