I have a 64 mb card from an older Olympus 2100 ultra zoom . Is there a slot for that in this reader?
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cf/microdrive; sd/mmc/mini sd; m2; smart media/xd; ms/ms duo; micro sdThese are the 5 slots on my Belkin.
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The model of the camera is not important, Len. What you'll need to find out is what type of memory card it uses for the storing of pictures. After finding what type of card you have, you should be able to see on the specs of the card reader to see if it is enabled for that. With how many types it accepts, I'm willing to bet there IS a slot of whatever you're using.
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cf/microdrive; sd/mmc/mini sd; m2; smart media/xd; ms/ms duo; micro sd These are the 5 slots on my Belkin.
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5 slots on my belkin you need to look at the card and see what size it is. XD, SD, SD mini, cf micro drive, M2
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My camera is..OLYMPUS...a FujiFilm Digital A805. I use XD 2GB High Speed Type M ...and I found my memory cards at AMAZON.COM
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I have used the Kodak 50-in-1 card for the both size cards that you've mention and it works. Keep in mind, the "reader" doesn't really read anything. Your computer does the reading. The Kodak unit is an adapter that allows multiple size cards to fit in your computer's USB input. Oh, and one important tip, never just 'pull out' the reader. Use the proper "eject" system on your computer. Good luck!
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You have a card problem, some cameras have problem reading micro cards in adaptors or just the size of the card capacity (64 GB) try a 32GB/64GB regular size card.
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I don't know the specifics of your situation, but in past I had to upgrade my card reader when I bought a new type of CF memory card. This card is listed as UDMA 7, and an older card reader may not be able to handle that standard.
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You can buy a memory card with various sizes. I have seen them as high as 64MB
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not really for <=32GB card, but yes for 64GB, see the instruction in the guide.
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I have not tried a 64GB card, but I would guess that the camera is using FAT 32 format and so can't handle larger capacities.
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That question is far beyond my level of expertise. I'm using the card in a 9 year old camera that can't read anything larger 8Gb and I couldn't find any 4Gb cards locally so I've put 2 8 Gb cards in the adapter. I disengage one card until I fill one and then disengage the full card and engage the second card. That works well for me. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
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I verified this 12-in-1 reader. I formatted the 32gb SanDisk CF Card Extreme III in my old 5D Canon, shot a couple pictures, installed it in the reader and my Power Book recognized it just fine.
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I have not used a 64 GB. I do use a 30 GB but have to use a reader to access in the photos on it.
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The card reader is for SD memory cards only. The other connector uses a USB port, so if your sony camera has a USB cable, it should work
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I purchased and use a Kingston micro SD card with an adapter to fit the standard card slot. The one I have is a SDC4/16GB sold with the adapter. I am sure you can purchase it from Amazon.com.
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I could not get my SanDisk 64gb card to work in the Kinston G2 usb reader. It works well with all the other microSDHC cards I have tried, but not the 64 gig.
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I have a Canon 20D and just found out that my camera only can use 8GB, I wish that I knew this before buying this card!
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The largest card I have found to work is a 32GB. I tried a 64 but it did not seem able to use it.
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Forgot to add. Yes you can use a bigger memory card. The Lexar Professional 400x 128GB SDXC UHS-I Flash Memory Card will work. Though you are better waiting for the next generation of this Sony due to the issues I mentioned above.