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photos from xd picture card?
Right, well to start off I am a total novice at this so please use short and simple words !
I have a very old but reliable Fuji digital camera, I have previously put photos from a 64mb Fuji xd card onto my pc with no problem, i now have a bigger memory card, an Olympus xd 512mb , I am using the same pc and the same card reader yet I can't get the photos up. if I pit theold card into the card reader it works so it's not the reader. What am I doing wrong and how do I fix it ? |
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It will be down to the formatting of the card, you will probably have to use the camera via USB to download them this time, then put the card in the reader and format it from teh PC it should then work fine from that point on.When you bought it it was probably formatted in FAT ro FAT16, if you use teh PC it will do it in FAT32 which is backwards compatible.
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I think I understand that, so now I have the bijou problem of finding a usb lead, not got one with camera ! Maybe my mum still has it somewhere?
If not, are they universal or am I gonna be looking for one for the specific camera? Thanks for your help btw, karma sent ! |
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Your PC should read the card even if it is FAT16. I have to specifically format SD cards as FAT16 to work in my sat nav
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Thanks guys, I think I am doing it right, I am clicking on removable disc drive G , it works for the other card but not this one ??:confused:
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Or have they finally made Linux work for non geeks? :rolleyes: |
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Not a single command mate, automount is very good to the point of being more reliable than windows. Did my EOS 400D work in Vista? Nope, Ubuntu? yes sir, what would you like to do with your pictures? The beauty of having teh under teh covers stuff that you can't get at in Windows is that you can override stuff if you choose, you can even configure it such that you can have full read/write but kids can only have read access. You can even set it so that a device always presents itself as a specific device name, e.g. you might have a camera, a usb c rad reader, a usb stick, an external HD. In Windows it decides what 'letter' to assign it as, in Linux you can set each one based on UUID which never changes so no matter what oredr you shove them in they will ALWAYS be where you expect them.
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Do you use gentoo Neil?
Most distros aint needed command line ever since I started using them! |
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