how-to get memory card out
590932
turn the round knob on the side and it opens the side door and exposes the memory card - it is spring loaded so press it down and it will pop out
590933
Facing back of camera - open small door on right. This area contains the battery and memory card. Push top of memory card in towards camera. It will click and when you release finger pressure, the memory card be made removable from its docking slot. Grab the end of the card and pull out. When you are ready to reinsert the memory device - simply slide card, gold contacts in first, into slot until it clicks. NOTICE: the card will only fit in the slot one way. If it does not slide in easily - remove card, reverse and try inserting again. Always with gold contacts going in first. Make sure you close the small door and secure it, to have the camera remain water resistant. If you look at and read the camera's manual - it will contain details and pictures of this entire operation. Good luck.
1412925
I have used memory cards from SD/ Walmart etc. in the camera. However, I must warn you do not drop said camera or you will be out of luck, my fell from waist height to the sidewalk and is now ready for a recycle bin with a cracked LCD display and a jammed lens. Not a good way to start a vacation!
1408543
Click on the menu button and then press the large round dial up or down to move through the menu. When you see the icon that looks like a hard-sided overnight case, press the little round button in the middle of the large round dial to select it. This opens a new menu - it is several pages long and you move through it the same way - using the large round dial and pressing at the top to move up or the bottom to move down. This is where you will find the "format" command for the memory card. There may be other memory card options as well - I don't know as it is a new camera for me too. However, if you look at the bottom of the screen as you move through the menu, it explains each function. Hope this helps!
501860
It doesn't connect to it... u take the memory card out of the camera and insert it in the viewer
1698333
Two ways to do this. !. get a special cable, not supplied, and connect it to your computer via USB. @. I just take the memory card out of the camera and insert it to a card reader connected to a USB port.
809628
If you are referring to the memory card, it slides in right where the camera is at. Look closely, you will see the slot. It clicks into place and then clicks to come out. It works great.
383091
just pull it out, there's a hole right above the camera. Stick it when a pen or just use your nail
1006705
For me, the easiest way to do it is by inserting the memory card directly to my computer. You should also be able to connect it via USB port, just be sure to check the cam´s USB connection settings and drivers.
1978118
Take the SD card out of the camera and put it in your computer slot. Cut and paste the images off the card. Put the card back in the camera.
600698
The memory card I use has a little ridge on it and can be removed easily with my finger nail. I noticed the card does not pop up like the regular size memory cards do.
1067036
I have a Sony DSC-P150 and it got stuck in mine (the adapter), and broke the spring that allowed my older cards to "pop" in and out. Because of this, I had to remove the new DUO stick (shorter card) with tweezers to replace disks. VERY disappointing. Where can I get my old card? You just can't seem to find them anymore!
1616742
If you mean the SD card is stuck or can't be seen after you inserted it then you may need to take it in and have a technician remove it.
5141
I pull mine out by the front camera. Enough to slide my finger in and pop it out
1529142
The SD card slot is located inside the camera, you have to remove 4 screws and the back cover to get to it.
8510
On mine there is a red rectangle of plastic to the left of the SD card. Flip that up from the bottom. It has little nubs that holds it in. Then you just slide the SD card to the left. Hope this helps you.
273885
It won't fall out (at least for my machine), but only half of the SD will go in. And with the slightest accidentally touch the card will be disconnected from the laptop (and also consider the power cord is almost right next to the SD card slot, it's really easy to hit the card). I ended up having to get an USB/SD card adapter to stick the card in securely.
290884
You have to loosen the housing first. Then, there are two small holes in the adapters housing where the SD card is visible. I was able to gradually work the MicroSD card out with a small pocket knife. My MicroSD card was damaged and the adapter was returned to Amazon.