how do you take and review pictures with out cf memory card
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The camera has no internal memory so you do need a CF card installed to record images for review. You might look into connecting the camera to a PC with the USB cable and running the EOS Utility using the "Camera Settings/Remote Shooting" option which might not need the a memory card installed to function.
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haven't looked into that yet but i will be taking the camera to a friend of mine that works at a local ritz camera shop. i am hoping he will be knowlege able enought to figure out which memory card can be used. failing that i would think going to the cameras official website "should" provide the info or maybe a link to cantact them and ask questions. i know pc magazine also has a help section.. they might know
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Yes, both. "Download data from digital camera memory cards (CF, SD, SDHC, SDXC)"
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Hi i think the easiest way would be connecting the camera to a pc or mac downloading the pictures and then plugging your flash drive and then move them to it, justo don't know a simple way...hope it helps, greetings
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hello, some converter for pictures I have in the computer normally format? since I get into the memory card out I failed. any recommendation? thx
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There IS a TF(CF/SD) slot to local record, but I haven't ever used it. I have recorded through the browser interface or through Mios/Vera service with intranet/internet connections (meaning local network or Internet). It's been a great camera if you have a stationary spot you want to view day or night. The only issue I had was IR glare from a window which prevents me from viewing through the window when it is low light.
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No, it's doesn't have a compact flash (CF) card slot - it has a small sd card slot that will read any standard sd card.
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You need to purchase a flash memory card. One is not provided. You will probably lso want to purchase a case.
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The user manual will say weather your camera takes a SD or CF card, or both. Whichever it is, the size of the card will not matter to the camera, although SOME, OLD operating systems do not recognise a card over 2000Mb, but i think thats prior to Windows 98second edition.
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I agree it works well even with 4GB card. When I use external card reader to upload pics to the card and then I plug the card to the frame itself. Its weird that whan I use 2GB CF card I can upload pics via cable PC-FRAME but when I use SD card I have to use external reader.Anyway looks like it way to go by now. I also dont feel secure to update to the firmware that is older than what I curently have and hope that upcoming 10" model wont have such issues.Thanx for reply.
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A good work around is to carry an old digital camera with you. Put the sd card in the camera and review pics on the camera display. It beats lugging a laptop into the woods and much less expensive than a fancy reader.
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i used an sd card, but would not recomend buying this camera, mine broke after 1 use
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I put a memory card in my camera and I just remove it and load it in my computer and down load the pics from the card ...there is a USB port you can also download that way...I have a Mac and no problems
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Very easy, you can either take the memory card and stick it into your computer to copy files, or you can connect the camera to your computer through the USB cable that comes with the camera.
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I used an SD card plugged into my computer and downloaded pictures to that and then just slide the sd card into the frame in the appropriate slot. It also has a slot for a thumb drive but the frame itself has very little internal memory so you need an external source.
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Insert the memory card on the adapter and then in the usb port in your computer...use the adapter as USB with the mini memory card inside.
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It's a CF or Compact Flash card, not an SD card. Memory cards are so inexpensive these days it doesn't really matter. Card readers are cheap too.