I have a beautiful 2002 Soy FD Mavica 1.2 MP 6X Camera.I have floppy disks but would like to use a memory stick.Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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Hi, you may use a memory stick on this Sony Mavica, however memory size that this camera will accept are memory stick 128 MB. 1GB will not be accepted or recognized. -Ely
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I use the pictured memory card in a Fiji camera....so I am no help on this camera model.
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If your computer does not have a drive compatible with your cameras memory stick, you have two options. First, do you have a cord that comes with some models? If not, then your second option is to download your pictures to a cd and then use the cd to transfer your images. You can use a flash drive if you're using someone's computer that has both sizes, but most retail photo places only download to a cd.
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Then you need to get an adapter for it. Look for Memory Stick adapter on Amazon. If you have a memory card reader, that should work as well.
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You can only use "Sony memory stick pro duo", which is about half the size of standard "memory stick" media with your camcorder. Sony do not guarantee the operation of all types of "memory stick duo" media on your camcorder. When downloading all of your recorded media to your computer's card reader, if it don"t have a slot for inserting your memory stick pro duo, you will need to insert your memory stick pro duo into the Sony "MSAC-M2" adapter, then insert it into the standard memory stick slot of your card reader.
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Use a Full Size SD card (class 10 or faster) The camera will format up to 32GB max. You can use larger 64GB and 128GB cards, but they need to be manually formatted in your PC first. It's not recommended to use a microSD to SD adapter. (Full Size SD is best long term and with high heat) For more info see: dashcamtalk.com/powerucc-panoramaii/#Large_Capacity_Cards
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I actually had to look this up earlier today, so here's the Sony site that shows Memory Stick compatibility: http://esupport.sony.com/EN/info/mspro-camera.html It appears you can use the 2GB with the included adapter. I just bought one for my DSC-P52 and it's working great - so far.
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From the reviews looks like this is primarily used for video cameras as it is a high speed memory stick. I used it in a sony psp and the games video was smooth when before it was choppy with a lex at card.
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That's not entirely accurate. The format you need is called Memory Stick Micro (AKA: M2), but it doesn't have to be Sony branded, if you can find one that is not. SanDisk helped Sony develop this format, so I wouldn't be surprised if they start offering SanDisk branded versions: http://www.dpreview.com/news/0509/05093001ms_micro.asp
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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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Hello Jill, all you do is go to the menu screen, you will se two tabs "capture and setup" choose the set up tab by pressing the "ok" button. Then simply go down to where it says format, press the "ok" button and you will see two options, memory card or internal memory, make your choice click "ok" and you are set! Have Fun!
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NO! It takes Sony Premium Digital Videocassette DVM60 (Mini DV). I did not see a memory stick slot on the camera and the instruction manual has no information about a memory stick.
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I have no idea what the memory limit is however we have a Sandisk 16GB memory stick that works great. Also, when we purchased our digital frame, there were reviews indicating poor reliability. Ours has been going strong for a year now.
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Sorry, but I've never used the memory alone, I've always used a SD card. I would have guessed that the procedure would bethe same though. The camera has a proprietary cable for downloading images onto your computer, instead of a standard USB 2 cable. As long as you still have that cable that came with the camera and you have a software program for your computer to accept the download, it should be automatic and rather easy. Just connect the cable to the camera at one end and a USB port on your computer at the other end. I hope this helps.
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This camera can only use a 1 gigabyte or under SD card. You can find these online for fair prices. Considering the top megapixel count is 4, that will hold you plenty of memories. Good luck with your camera.
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I don't have this unit anymore, however my recollection is that it took mini-dvd's. When I used the camera it was easier to install a memory stick and use that. Good luck.
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No these are for music. Sony made a video camera that used md data discs but I think the Mavica used 1.44 floppy discs.