From: Matt Janeczek (MJJ14_at_aol.com)
Date: Thu Aug 21 2003 - 09:19:29 PDT
Thanks for the correction, there are so many names to media cards
nowadays I call them by many names haha! I just called it a Flash card
because I have a FlashPath SmartMedia floppy disk reader. Anyway, if
the max is 8MB, that is still significant storage over the 2 and 4 MB
cards that the manual lists will work. At that time, that was probably
all they had. But thanks for the tip, I will have to look into it more
myself. The QT 200 is still a good little camera for everyday shots.
Murray, Tom wrote:
> The card the Quicktake uses is not a flash card but a SmartMedia card, I
> don't know what voltage I would have to go home and check.
> Unfortunately,
> it maxs out at 8MB.
>
> Tom
>
> I'm no expert, so someone correct me if I'm wrong on this...
> A friend gave me a QuickTake 200 recently and from what I have read, it
> takes a 5 volt flash card which is not easy to come by anymore. Most
> newer cards are 3 volts. So, most likely, what you describe is not
> possible.
>
>
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