Becky Bowman asks:
I impulsively purchased a used Canon 50D and was dismayed to discover that it uses CF cards. I purchased this to use as a backup camera and I like the camera, but not a CF card. It’s so inconvenient to have to use an adapter and it won’t work in my tablet.
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System: Windows
Tagged: adapter, computer hardware, digital camera, flash drive, sd card
System: Windows
Tagged: adapter, computer hardware, digital camera, flash drive, sd card
7 Answers -
ha14
November 25, 2012if the camera use CF then you have to follow the rule, converting CF to SD demands file system changes of course hardware as well.
Jim Chambers
November 25, 2012Couldn’t you just use its USB computer interface or a USB multicard reader?
Jan Fritsch
November 26, 2012If I understand you correctly the following should be one possible option
http://www.amazon.com/SD-CF-II-Type-Adapter-Supports/dp/B000YZGCIU
Alex Perkins
November 26, 2012I believe there is, I found this, if it’s any help.
http://www.play.com/Electronics/Electronics/4-/27728910/686120798/SD-MMC-to-Compact-Flash-II-Adapter/ListingDetails.html?_$ja=tsid%3a11518%7ccat%3a27728910%7cprd%3a27728910
Duy Nguyen Minh
November 28, 2012Use firmware and update firmware for Flash card and you have new SD cards
Douglas Mutay
December 4, 2012Alex and Jan has given the easy way to resolve your problem
Sashi Peiris
December 6, 2012Shoulden’t you just a compact flash to usb converter or a multi card reader. There is a USB hub and multiple card reader at dick smith for $20