Hi, I found my old camera DSC-W1 from 2004 but it is missing memory stick. Will this one work? Want to give it to my 7 year old.
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Hi Kamavel, you can use this type of memory card in the Sony DSCW1 Camera. -Vincent
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I don't know how old your camera is but it's still available for purchase. I purchased this card to use in a Nikon Coolpix 5400 that I purchased in 2006 and it's no longer in production. I would say it will still work it just won't read as fast as it could if you had a newer camera. Your camera can only write the images to the card at a certain speed but not as fast as the card was designed for.I personally would look at a camera that used the much more popular "SD" cards that will hold more pictures in addition to videos and they cost much less.
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You should be able to use the memory stick duo with a memory stick adapter here is a compatability list from sony https://docs.sony.com/release/ms_camcorder_compatibility.pdf
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The memory stick pro duo card that I have in my Cyber-shot DSC-W300 fits into the slot on the upper left hand corner of the computer, on the side with USB slots below. If you have an older version camera, with a full size memory stick, you can transfer the pictures via USB cable which comes with the camera. Hope that helps.
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If the memory card is an SDHC memory card it will work. The camera comes with a 32 MB card that is barely adequate, I replaced it with an 8 GB card and it works fine--many more photos!
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I am not familiar with that camera. Please check the specifications in your camera users manual. Some cameras have lower memory card limits than others. If you tried only one card, that card may have a problem. If you tried more than one, the limitation is in the camera. Good luck.
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Camera does not come with a memory stick, you'll have to buy one. I found a cheaper one at pharmacy.
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It depends on what type of memory card the video camera needs. One caution: although the memory stick can take two microSD cards (an in principle, these can be of any size), you can only access the memory of microSD#1. This can be overcome if you format the entire memory stick as one "piece". Then, the device will see the whole memory stick as being the combined memory of both microSD cards. However, the only drawback here is that you can't access one of the microSD cards separately in another device -- it's how the memory allotment is treated when it sees the two microSDs as one. If the video camera takes memory stick pros, then it shouldn't be a problem. I also agree, the memory stick write/read speed is relatively slow compared to SD or microSD alone.
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I see it is stated that one needs to purchase a memory stick.....I purchased a 8 memory card which am i suppose to use a memory card or memory stick??? What is the difference between a memory card and memory stick...I just purchased the camera and it has not arrived yet but would like to have the correct items needed when it does so i can start to take my pics.Thanks for Any Help In AdvanceSandy
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Hi Wanda, no, this Memory stick is not compatible with the DSCS75/S85 cameras. We recommend using a Memory Stick 128MB with an adaptor MSAC-M2. Thanks_Mitch
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I haven't had this very long so looked in the book. I've just used the USB cable, supplied, and transferred to computer from camera and never had a problem. I'm not sure that the program on your computer for Nikon would recognize a USB memory stick, you can also take your SD card and place it in your computer if you have a slot. You can always go to the Nikon website and search for your answer or send email. Sorry I wasn't much help.
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I use a Sony 32GB SDHC Class 10 Memory Card (purchased here on Amazon) and it works perfectly. You need a SD card for this camera.
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I have a Memory Stick Pro Duo, 2 gb for my Sony camera, and it works well. I don't know if it is the part number you have indicated as I have ordered several types. If I have the 12 in 1, it might be the one my daughter uses, and I don't have here right now. I believe that is what she uses for her camera. I am not sure. The one I am looking at right now has only four slots and works for me. Also, your printer might have the necessary slots you need to use your 2 gb cards. Marie
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Hi Mary, you may try to format first the memory card using the Sony Camera DSCH50. Insert the memory card, turn on the camera, Press on HOME >Manage Memory>Memory Tool>Memory Stick Tool>Format. This will erase all the data inside the memory card. Then try to shoot images again. Hope this helps. -Ely
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It supports the Memory Stick Duo, but I don't believe it supports Memory Stick... at least, it isn't listed as compatible in the spec: https://docs.sony.com/release/MRW68ED1.pdf Sony says that your camera supports both, so I guess it depends upon which card you use. Does it just say "Memory Stick" on it, or "Memory Stick Duo"?
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Hi Anita,Technology Guy gave pretty good information - if you have a Windows 7 PC, you should be fine. For this particular camera, I would recommend this memory card: SanDisk Ultra II SDHC 4GB SD Memory Card (SDSDRH-004G-A11, US Retail Package). It's what I have, and I use it with this camera. It's a good value and performs at the speed advertised. I'm not sure, but I think this package includes a card reader, as well (not sure; I got mine from Sears as card-only).Hope that helps!
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I used a Sony 32GB SDHC/SDXC Class 10 UHS-1 R40 Memory Card (SF32UY/TQMN) Worked great and the quality is good as well, It stood up to the contortion of going I "little" too deep just as the camera did :)