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Memory Card Type
April 8th, 2011
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 1 FujiFilm xD Memory Card 256MB Type M Photo Video  US $24.95
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 Olympus 2GB xD Picture Memory Card Type M 2 GB NEW USA US $29.95
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Question: What type of memory card do I need for a Canon G2?
I need to buy a CF card for my Canon G2. I read that there are 2 types - type 1 and type 2. Which one do I need to get? Also is there a recommended brand and is there a limit to the memory size that will work (I read somewhere that above a certain amount of memory might not work on older digital cameras due to the different file system?). Ideally I would like to get a card at 4GB or above and no less than 1GB. Thanks for any advice.
Answer: Your camera users manual should show that is uses either Compact Flash (Type I or II).
Brand wise, as long as you buy locally, you will not get any of the fake cards that have been floating around the Internet, any will do.
Card speed: Since your camera is nearly eight years old, it does not support high speed cards, so you can save some money buying only cards that are 40x and 80x
Card size: You may find it difficult to find cards smaller than 2 gb, the sometimes cut off when it comes to card sizes cameras will use, however call Canon to find out for sure. I have one of the first Nikon D100's made and it uses 8 gb cards with no problems. 800.OK-CANON
Since the USB port on your camera is the old USB 1.0 (1.5Mbit/sec), you will find that spending under $10 for a USB 2.0 (480Mbit/sec) card reader will speed file copying to your computer much more efficient.
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Question: What type of memory card is needed for this camera?I bought a Vivitar camera of Justice of the girls not have a memory card ... so I have to buy myself. Your samll and blue and has a sign of justice in it, where to buy this memory card ... MANY THANKS!
Answer: If you have a lid that covers the memory card slot, open and usually has some information about card type you need. Or obvioius to do is to consult the manual. It is likely that the SD card
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Secure Digital Card
April 4th, 2011
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Question: How can I recover data from a broken (salt water damage) secure digital card?
I've been trying to google it but there is so much spam out there it is nearly impossible to find information or a good tutorial about the subject.
Answer: If you're willing to spend $$$ then go to a specialist like http://www.datarecoverycorp.com
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Question: How can I get my laptop Linux To See My Secure Digital Card?I have a Satellite A105-S4114 with the latest updates to Ubuntu
Answer: What version of Ubuntu are you using, device support, plug and play ability to increase substantially with each new version (6 months) that comes out. Edgy is great with his support and detection device and Feisty is the promise that they also have a wide range of detection capabilities and support. Check the Ubuntu forums are a wealth of information. for almost any problem you can think of.
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