How can I use my old memory card on my new camera?

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• How do i unlock a memory card so i can use it on another camera?

  I have a camera that i don't have a usb port for and no others fit it so i was going to put my memory card into another camera so i can use that camera and its usb port to upload my photos but when i turned on the other camera with my other memory card...

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  You can't. Get a card reader.

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• How can I get pictures off of a SanDisk SDHC memory card without using my digital camera that I use it with?

  My camera is broken and i want to get my pictures off of the memory card but I can't upload them through the camera. My laptop doesn't have the correct card readers so I was looking for another way to extract the data. Do photo centers like CVS or Walmart...

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  I don't know about Walmart & CVS, but Costco offers a CD of your picture files for about $1.00....

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• Do I have to use a kodak SD memory card with my new kodak digital camera or can I use any card?

  I have a Z650. Is there any danger in using a non Kodak memory card? Thanks in advance.

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  I sell cameras and I didn't even know that Kodak made SD cards LOL! Stick with SanDisk, Lexar, or Kingston...

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• Can I use the same memory card for a new camera?

  I have a silver Casio Exilim 5.0 mp . The lens is broken and want to buy a new one . Im gonna buy white Casio Exilim 7.2 mp . will it make a difference if i use the same memory card ?

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  EX-S500 EX-S77 If these 2 are the model number of your camera then it's capable with each other... They...

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• How do I transfer pics onto my lap top when I can't use a memory card and it doesn't recognize my camera?

  I don't have a memory card slot on my lap top and my camera is a [VuPoint] digital camcorder

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  If your printer doesn't have a memory Card ( I am assuming it's a SD card) you can take it walgreens...

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• Can you use a memory card for a Kodak camera with ANY Kodak camera?

  Any help? I think I broke my mom's camera...whoops. So I was thinking of maybe getting her a new one for Christmas. (thank the Lord it's almost here!) & I looked on the Best-buy and Wal-mart websites...but I haven't had any luck in finding her camera...

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  If its a regular SD card it should fit all cameras. Sony had made it imposable to buy anything but sony...

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• Credit Card Digital Camera whawt kind of memory card does it use and how much does the memory card cost?

  this camera http://www.mobilewhack.com/credit-card-digital-camera/

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  According to the product description, the camera has 8mb of internal memory - since external memory...

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• What type of a memory card does a $200.00 sony 7.2 mp digital still camera use? how much memory should i get?

  Whats the price(of the memory card)? i want a decent amount of space. once again, how much memory and which type of a memory card does it use? pro duo maybe? there's alot of those types of cameras out there. the only diffrence of all of them is the price...

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  This all depends on the model of the camera. Sony switched from Memory Stick to Memory Stick Pro Duo...

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• Can you use a generic memory card instead of a Sony Memory Stick Pro Duo in a DSC-S500 Digital Camera?

  Can you use a generic memory card instead of a Sony Memory Stick Pro Duo in a DSC-S500 Digital Camera?

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  yes, it oesnt have to be sony, it has to be "memory stick" though

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