Memory Matters

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Memory Matters


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When you purchase a new digital camera, a memory card might not be your first thought until the internal memory fills up with photos. Think of a memory card as reusable film.

Keywords: Memory card, digital camera, compact flash, smartmedia, secure digital, multimedia, memory stick, xd picture card, digital photography, media card

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We're not discussing brain memory here, although that's important too. Today, we're focusing on memory in digital cameras?"where your photos are stored.

Most modern cameras offer limited internal memory, also known as built-in memory. Nearly all digital cameras require media or memory cards for storage. Think of a media card as reusable film: you fill it with images, download them, and then reuse the card repeatedly. Media cards are durable and long-lasting.

To use a media card, simply insert it into the designated slot in your camera. When you take a picture, the camera saves the image data onto the card. Once full, the card needs to be emptied or downloaded to your computer. This can be done by inserting the card directly into your computer or by connecting the camera to the computer using USB or Firewire technology. The latest method is wireless, using Wi-Fi, which means no need to remove the card or use cables. However, only the newest camera models support Wi-Fi at this time.

There are various types of media cards, and the one you need depends on your camera. The most common types include Compact Flash, SmartMedia, SecureDigital, MultiMedia, Memory Stick, and xD Picture cards. These cards come in capacities up to 2 gigabytes (GB).

After transferring your images to your computer's hard drive, remember to back them up on a separate storage device. Despite their reliability, hard drives can fail. Options for backup include a second internal hard drive, an external hard drive, Zip disks, CDs, or DVDs. Some websites also offer storage for backup images for a small fee.

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