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Sent: Saturday, December 08, 2007 9:19 AM
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Subject: [CGUYS] Reader for SDHC media cards
I bought a new camera for me. It has capability
First thing I'd try is a new (late model) card reader. Just one that attaches
externally via a USB port. And new enough that it has address space in its
controller chip for today's large media. I'm just guessing that this is a
similar issue to the inability of older motherboards and external
I bought a new camera for me. It has capability to use SDHC media. I bought a
48 gig media. they are formatted differently.
when I plug the schc card into the correct slot for an SD media on my '06
compaq amd, the computor locks up. screen is wiped. get a message that control
panel is not
Compatible exclusively with digital cameras and camcorders that support
Secure Digital High Capacity memory cards; Note: legacy Secure Digital
devices are not compatible
Please tell us what make and model camera so we can approach it with
caution.
I have a new panasonic. however canon, fuji,nikon, all have adapted the new
technology. do a search on SDHC to find out about it. formatted differently,
and up to 32mb in size, and up to 6mb r/w speeds. you can still use old chips
in the cameras, but with the sd (2gig?) chip limit.
watch out tom, new technology roaring down the road.
you still using that canon FDt from 1970 or do you have a pre war (II)
leica rangefinder?
Which war? Even my digital cameras can be called pre war.
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At 12:39 PM 12/8/2007, you wrote:
watch out tom, new technology roaring down the road.
you still using that canon FDt from 1970 or do you have a pre war (II)
leica rangefinder?
Which war? Even my digital cameras can be called pre war.
Please note (II) to designate what here in the united
At 11:58 AM 12/8/2007, gerald wrote:
watch out tom, new technology roaring down the road.
you still using that canon FDt from 1970 or do you have a pre war (II) leica
rangefinder?
Leica rangefinder was great. Would that it were alive today but with a digital
sensor. Focusing was sure and as
http://www.steves-digicams.com/pdf/sdhc.pdf
Thanks for the link. This is a piece of new technology I missed. Another
reason this list is so valuable.
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Manual focus on today's cameras is still motorized (slow) and doesn't have
any fine adjustment. The merest tap on the manual focusing control (and
the zoom control as well) moves the adjustment a considerable distance,
often too far.
With digital displays as coarse as they are you have to
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