If I have a KODAK Digital camera, do I have to use KODAK SD Cards?
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Hi - no, you can use any SD Card as long as it is compatable.  I think.  Please check  -  I am of no use to you.  I just want you to get a lot of answers :)\n\n_________\n\nLOL - anytime Katie.  Thanks!  Have a good night!
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there is no problem to use a flash memory card in the linux system. You can surely use you flash memory card.
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Open "MY Computer" and look for your camera in the list.  Right clk on your camera and choose "Open" or "Get Pictures"\nYou can take it from there.
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Okay.. It's definately a digital camera because you can upload picture. Go to the picture and look for a little trash can or X. Click that and then it should say are you sure you want to delete it. Click yes and your good. If that isn't there, look to the picture and then a little trashcan or X button on the camera itself.
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You need drivers, your camera hopefully came w/ a CD or you can go to the manufacturer's website and look for drivers there.
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1. Make sure all the files you're downloading are actual image files that can be opened by Kodak. \n2. check your file associations. find a file that you used to be able to open with Kodak. Right click on it and go to "open with". \n3. Browse to find your Kodak program. \n4. Now the image files you download should open with Kodak. \n\nIf this only works temporarily;\n\n1. Make sure all the files you're downloading are actual image files that can be opened by Kodak. \n2. check your file associations. find a file that you used to be able to open with Kodak. Right click on it and go to "properties" \n3. Click the change button and select the Kodak program.
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Kodak did! www.kodakpicture.com/history/ Might be it <<<<
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I like my digital camera: a kodak easyshare. It is super user-friendly and makes great prints. Also it is affordable. I don't know what you use it for in school, but if you want easy to use and good quality, this is the one.
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I'm not 100% sure, but as long as you don't shut any processes that relate to the operating system or USB, you should be fine.\n\nMy HP has a memory card reader in the front, you should be able to stick it right in and open up "My Computer" and go to the drive that related to the SD card.\n\nHP computers come in different forms, so you may or may not have an card reader built in..\nIf you do, it is probably internally connected via USB, so keep anything USB related.
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No, not really. Technically the work is a product of the photographer and not you, so you would have to get permission from them to do it. Most photo places now offer options of having digital prints, as well.
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you need a digital camera! :)
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Go to a file (photo) that normally opens with Msn but that you want to change to Kodak. Right-click and select to choose the program to open with. Find Kodak and select to use this program for all similar files. That should switch your default program.
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i hope this site helps\nhttp://www.digital-photo-software-guide.com/
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I have a canon SD 450, 5 Megapixels.  Works great and probably under $300.  Canon's known as one of the best for digital cameras.  If you want, you can get the SD 550, which is 7.1 MP, and its still under $500.  But you don't really need that many megapixels unless you want to print something the size of a billboard.  \n\nCheck it out:\nhttp://shopping.yahoo.com/s:Digital%20Cameras:4168-Brand=Canon
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Either delete the pictures from the file on the camera or format the memory card in the camera.
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You can download from from below mentioned site\nhttp://www.kodak.com/global/en/service/products/ekn011772.jhtml?pq-path=10/3905/3923/4483
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It depends on the camara, some need proprietary software, mine uses memory cards thatI can simply pop into my card reader and access them like a drive