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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You need to get an SD memory card for this camera. This is a great camera for anyone who wants near professional quality pics without having to pay the price.
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Any camere that uses CF cards, it will work......If your camera only takes SDXC cards, then it won't work....
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Sara - just purchase a memory card and copy the photos onto it. Put the card into the frame and you are done.
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I just take out the media card and put it into the card reader slot,then upload to a Kodak picture program.It comes with a cable to plug into camera and comp if you want to do it that way,on my earlier Canon the cable slot went bad,so just got into putting SD card into card reader slot on comp.
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Hi Michael,Thank you for the inquiry. Yes, you can read from and write to your cf card with this device. Kind Regards,PM
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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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If you have a memory chip in the camera, you can set it to record. Then you can review the captured video on the card.
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I recently purchased the transcend PCMCIA card reader to used in a Honda model that requires that kind of a card holder. It was the least expensive one out there and I know it can read the CF card so I purchased it. NOt many cameras now a day use a CF card, cf card reader. My old Nikon and Canon cameras use a cf card and I have purchased the biggest capacity that I could afford after reading if there was any limitation(s) in the specs of the cameras. There was none so I purchased 4 gig and 8 gig CF card for my cameras. You have to look at the specs of the electronic that you are using to see the specific card that must be used and then wait for the sale. dan I recently purchased the transcend PCMCIA card reader to used in a Honda model that requires that kind of a card holder. It was the least expensive one out there and I know it can read the CF card so I purchased it. NOt many cameras now a day use a CF card, cf card reader. My old Nikon and Canon cameras use a cf card and I have purchased the biggest capacity that I could afford after reading if there was any limitation(s) in the specs of the cameras. There was none so I purchased 4 gig and 8 gig CF card for my cameras. You have to look at the specs of the electronic that you are using to... » Read More I recently purchased the transcend PCMCIA card reader to used in a Honda model that requires that kind of a card holder. It was the least expensive one out there and I know it can read the CF card so I purchased it. NOt many cameras now a day use a CF card, cf card reader. My old Nikon and Canon cameras use a cf card and I have purchased the biggest capacity that I could afford after reading if there was any limitation(s) in the specs of the cameras. There was none so I purchased 4 gig and 8 gig CF card for my cameras. You have to look at the specs of the electronic that you are using to see the specific card that must be used and then wait for the sale. dan « Show Less
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You can save the pics in the memory stick and later download on your computer, better still, just plug the camera to the computer and download your pics, very easy
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Nope - this is CompactFlash (CF), your camera uses Secure Digital (SD) memory. Types of memory your camera supports is either SD, SDHC (high capacity), or SDXC (extended capacity).
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Check out the menu list and you should see how to take a photo or even a video. Also get yourself a micro memory card and install that for expanded memory. I've taken lots of photos and used them in power points, also I've used the videos to make short programs~
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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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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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As stated in one of the reviews, some of these may require a firmware update to run in Mavericks. SIIG, as of this posting, doesn't have an update on their site, but the reader will accept the Sandisk ImageMate firmware. Mine would not access a CF card without the firmware update. Seemed to read other types of memory cards fine, though. Mine is a few years old, so maybe the newer units won't have that issue.
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There are many ways to access the memory external memory card. 1. There is a feature which allows you to transfer data back and forward between the SD and tablet. It has a nice split screen too, kinda like looking at a desktop. 2. There are many 3rd party apps that allow you to check through the SD only.3. Anything on the SD loads directly into pictures, photos, and Sony reader/PDF view. I still have mine.
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Mine did NOT come with a memory card, had to use the one from my old cyber shot