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by l_l on October 15th, 2008
Right.... Now I see your problem.. In order to copy from one card to another you have to be able to either:
plug both cards into something (ie: a computer) and copy from one to the other.. or copy the data off one card stick it somewhere (ie: a computer) and then copy it back onto the other card..
"Mounting" is the technical term for allowing access to ...
Hope this helps..?
by l_l on October 15th, 2008
plug em both in at the same time !
I'm looking for a point & shoot camera that has a pause feature in video format.
by Ronald_S391 on May 25th, 2011
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i want to buy nikon d5000 slr camera?is it good or bad?whats your opinion.
by running_out on August 15th, 2010
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why do I get a 'memory full' or 'no file' after I snap 6 pics on my Camileo S20--using 16gb sd card.
by Anonymous on October 11th, 2011
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Who makes a better camera: Canon, Fujifilm or Panasonic....looking to buy a new one for about $300 - $400.
by Precious on June 17th, 2010
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I previously had a Nikon D40 but after a car accident it became lost among other photography equipment. I need to look into a new camera for my upcoming Photography 2 class (i will also be needed a film camera on top of the digital) i was wondering what c
by mschmnged on November 15th, 2009
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thank you!!
by Anonymous on October 16th, 2008