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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i used an sd card, but would not recomend buying this camera, mine broke after 1 use
1029141
thanks for your info! Will look into the site and hopefully get a good deal on a memory card :)
825276
The easiest way is with a SD card reader then just pull the card from the camera and plug it in to your computer
53601
If you have a memory card adapter or slots on your PC or printer (connected to PC) you can put the memory card in the slot and it should bring up the auto-play menu thing on Windows. If it does, hit the folder button then you can copy/paste them where you want. If it doesn't show up or autoplay does not start, wait a minute after inserting the card so it can plug-and-play install (you can see the little icons at the bottom of your screen, it should say something about installing something) then go to My Computer; there should be a new drive letter that isn't associated with your stuff. That'll be your memory card and you can find your files to do as you please with them. If you aren't using a memory card, you'll have to hook your camera up via USB directly to your computer and access the files through there. I know I"m not too detailed on explaining; though I hope it helps. :/
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I have not used a memory card since I have a 32gb model. Take pictures and store them in the cloud.
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A good work around is to carry an old digital camera with you. Put the sd card in the camera and review pics on the camera display. It beats lugging a laptop into the woods and much less expensive than a fancy reader.
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What you can do is get a memory card reader that plugs right into your computer (http://www.amazon.com/Support-Rocketek-Reader-Writer-memory/dp/B00IX9ZDKC/ref=pd_sim_pc_18?ie=UTF8&refRID=0XKMBQ66E20SN7X902AG) So all you have to do is take the memory card out, place in this little thing and there are your pictures :) Good Luck!
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What you can do is get a memory card reader that plugs right into your computer (http://www.amazon.com/Support-Rocketek-Reader-Writer-memory/dp/B00IX9ZDKC/ref=pd_sim_pc_18?ie=UTF8&refRID;=0XKMBQ66E20SN7X902AG) So all you have to do is take the memory card out, place in this little thing and there are your pictures :) Good Luck!
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Yes, there is a card reader slot. According to the user's manual "The Memory card reader supports the use of Secure Digital (SD, SDHC, SDXC), miniSD, microSD, or MultiMediaCard (MMC) media." However an adapter is required for mini or microSD (many microSD cards come with one). It also says other formats "may" be supported, whatever that means. Certainly the slot is not large enough for CF (Compact Flash) so that won't work.
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This is the older style CF flash card. It is pretty big compared to the cards you see now. If the camera is older, than this is most likely what you need if it says CF
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Unfortunately, it does not come with a memory card. In order to take pictures, you will need to purchase one. The camera takes SD, memory stick pro duo etc. I hope this helps.
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I use a memory card or flash drive. There is not a way to store photos without a memory card or flashdrive
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You can put anything on a CF card. It's just like a flash drive. Your camera of course can't read mp3s.
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Turn off the camera, take out the card and insert into a slot in your computer. Use Windows Explorer to open it. Double click on the first picture and it will expand to full screen. Use the arrow at the bottom to move forward or backward through the pictures. Use the command line at the top to do things like copy, select all, move to another folder, delete, etc.
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You need to purchase a flash memory card. One is not provided. You will probably lso want to purchase a case.
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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.