The 32MB of memory in the camera is temporary image storage... a buffer.
You don't put anything there other than by snapping pictures.
See table on specs page 78: Still image buffer | 32 MB internal memory
I repeat: You don't need a cable, you don't need a driver. Just use
the card reader to read the card after removal from the camera.
Chuck Norcutt
On 6/3/2012 8:39 PM, Chris Trask wrote:
>>
>> I'll keep this brief. Don't use Kodak EasyShare. Just do as Moose
> suggests,
>> take the card and get a card reader.
>>
>> If I recall correctly EasyShare hijacks all the file associations for
>> pictures and is pain to remove. I know you enjoy a bargain but this one is
>> not worth the time or money in my opinion.
>>
>
> Thank you for that. Yes, I could simply plug the SD card into the
> reader, but then there's whatever gets stored in the 32M hard memory in the
> camera and how you access that. Just obtaining the driver will take care of
> the memory issues, and that may already be in my laptop for all I know.
>
> I did manage to find some very brief instructions on how to adjust the
> ISO, speed, and aperture. It's located in 3-4 lines in the middle of page
> 19 of the user guide.
>
> This might make a nice little P&S camera, but not in full manual as the
> viewer is lousy. Best to keep this one in aperture-preferred automatic môde
> and leave it there.
>
> Also found that you can connect the PC cable directly to the camera, but
> it still takes that unique connector. That's much more convenient than
> having to use the dock.
>
> Chris
>
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