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Digital camera reviews of Olympus 128 MB SmartMedia CardDigital camera Review: Smart Media Card Summary: 5 Stars
This card is exactly what I had expected. There were no problems. It is wonderful to have more memory for my digital camera.
Digital camera Review: Smart Media Card 128 MB Summary: 5 Stars
I have been unable to find this product in stores, so I thought I'd try Amazon. I was pleased to receive the card quickly and in good condition with a protective cover on the card. The price with shipping was the same had I purchased it in a store. I recommend ordering this product.
Digital camera Review: Smart card Summary: 5 Stars
Since I have an Olympus digital camera, I prefeer buying disks made by the same company... As I've seen in other reviews there are some features only this card supports, so I think this makes it worth the higher price.Lets see: it holds between 270 - 300 medium resolution color pictures, so basically I need about 2 of these for a 3 - 5 day trip - I know that some other types of cards are already availabe with 256K - I hope that these would also be available at this size too soon. They are thin and relatively easy to store and use.
Digital camera Review: Smart media card errors. Summary: 3 Stars
You stick the card in your camera, and get the message "Card Error" Buying a new card is almost inevitable. I lost an 8mb, and had a 64mb card at the edge of the old round file.
What has happens, is that "Windows" formating has corrupted the smart media format on the card. This happens when you edit or delete files on the card thru a card reader attached to your computer. It is always a good idea to delete files, and format your card only in the camera. Otherwise you risk the "Card Error" message the next time you try to use the card in your camera.
The cards can be recovered, but only by recovering the original formatting. (...)
I had no clue what was being said here, but the breadth of what I read sent my 8mb smart media card to the trash.
When I lost my 64mb card to a similar error. I felt it was worth trying to restore the formatting. But the above web site had some OS restrictions and didn't seem to work without significant hardware, software, and knowledge. Seeing all the people with similar errors led me to believe that someone had to have a simple way to recover the card to it's original state. This is when I discoved WinHex. (...)
WinHex used a simple copy and paste editor GUI, and some conveneintly supplied DAT files to fix the "Card Error".
It is possible that other "hex" editors can do the same thing as long as you have the proper DAT file to replace the damaged file system.
Buying a new card is always an option though... : )
Digital camera Review: SmartMedia Summary: 5 Stars
I ordered 2 of these and they work great. I had an older camera which works great and I didn't want to dump yet. These are hard 2 find.
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