I have a Canon Rebel xt & need a card reader since EOS Utility is not compatible with Windows 7. Will this card reader also transfer raw images?
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Sure it will. It will transfer anything that's on it. So long as the software you're transferring to can read and display RAW files you're fine. Remember that RAW files can only be opened and looked at via ADOBE RAW or RAW software such as Bibble.
1579032
I love this reader. I've had no trouble with it and you can transfer whatever files are on your card. Used it with Windows 7 many times.
1935913
I do not believe there is any software required, so there shouldn't be any compatibility issues. I've plugged it into 2 random generic memory card readers and a canon dslr, and all three work without a hitch.
2088326
Works fine with all new Canons. Doesn't support the new radio system like the 600EX-RT, but can still be used as slave IR. Will also work fine on hot shoe of any new Canon (for ETTL and/or AF assist). I've had one 580EX (I) for years, and while it doesn't support some new features, is still a good primary or secondary flash (with IR...would have to get a newer Canon flash for RT slave).
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I had the same problem.If you don't want to buy the Fuji made card reader that works for it, I found the Lexar RW023 will read it. This is a card reader/ flashcard unit. It retails for $20 from Lexar, but I have seen it as low as $14 other places online.Good Luck!Peggy
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As stated in one of the reviews, some of these may require a firmware update to run in Mavericks. SIIG, as of this posting, doesn't have an update on their site, but the reader will accept the Sandisk ImageMate firmware. Mine would not access a CF card without the firmware update. Seemed to read other types of memory cards fine, though. Mine is a few years old, so maybe the newer units won't have that issue.
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I don't know how old your camera is but it's still available for purchase. I purchased this card to use in a Nikon Coolpix 5400 that I purchased in 2006 and it's no longer in production. I would say it will still work it just won't read as fast as it could if you had a newer camera. Your camera can only write the images to the card at a certain speed but not as fast as the card was designed for.I personally would look at a camera that used the much more popular "SD" cards that will hold more pictures in addition to videos and they cost much less.
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No. I bought a Sandisk 16gb card that is compatible. I also bought a card reader instead of a USB cable for photo transfers. You also need to know that the user manual is only on line.
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It says it does. However, I have not set it up. It requires setting up an account with Canon. It's not typical plug and play. Transferring the SD card to a laptop works for me. It came with a USB SD card reader which works great.
709454
Yes providing your cameras software can read the card that fast. Ive purchased some very fast cards in the past only to find my cameras software didnt support the faster card software and the result was a card that was no faster than the previous card it replaced.
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I honestly have no idea. Since I bought that, I moved on to a Canon 6502 and, as you know, the card is completely different. BUT! Here's the thing: Even what I've got now is just a container that allows the card to connect to a USB 2.0 port. My sense is that anything other than a program can get through that port, at least on a Microsoft surface tablet because any program [app] that's not from the Microsoft store gets instantly rejected by the OS. Seeing as how JPEGs are nearly universal as photographic transfer files, and the USB ports are just, well, USB ports, I don't see why you would have any trouble whatsoever. The only thing I would warn you about is having too many JPEG files on the card. At least with the USB 2.0 ports, anything above fifty files or so and the transfer slows to a dead stop. I hope that helps. Wish I could offer a definitive answer.
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Yes, I have tried the EyeFi with the SD -&gt; CF adapter sold here on Amazon and it appears to work well. I used the EyeFi plus adapter in my Canon Digital Rebel XT. As I mentioned in my review, the only significant problem with the EyeFi is that it does not delete the images after they have been transferred; so, to free up space on the card, you have to manually delete the images. Of course, you don't want to delete anything until you are sure everything has been transferred. And how do you know everything has been copied without using a PC to look at the list of images on the card and compare it to what has been transferred. This sort of defeats the purpose of a wireless card...
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I don't think so. You can always download the drivers from the Canon website. In fact, I recommend doing it that way to ensure you have the latest drivers.
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I do not have a Canon EOS, but I use it on a Nikon Coolpix and it works very well, you can shoot video and also take pictures with the same card. I really do not know the time for video and quantity of pictures.
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Would love to help but not sure I understand. What do you mean "don't know what to do with the reader"? I'll try a basic answer in case you've never used a reader before. The reader allows you to transfer the photos from the camera card to a laptop computer. If you pop off the clear plastic end, it will expose a USB drive that you can plug into a typical laptop. Most laptops have a USB port on the sides or back. Put it in with the big SanDisk wording face up. The card then slips in the slit on the other end. Also put it in face up, with the end that has the angle on one corner inward. On your laptop, navigate to My Computer and you should see it appear. Click on it, then DCIM, then you should see a folder or folders with you pictures. You can then copy them to any folder you want on your computer. My apologies if this wastoo basic, but if it doesn't answer the question, clarify, and I'll try again.
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IF this will work with Windows 7, the cards I have for my camera say smartmedia on them....would this reader take that card? My camera is older and drivers are available for Windows 7. This would be an easy and cheap fix.
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Yes, and it will also save images as .TIFF, .BMP, or .PDF files. This is a great scanner and I feel that Canon software is simply the best!
1086119
As of today the best I can do with this reader is connecting to camera with USB cable. That works OK. However, it does NOT read my SD card. I cannot recommend this product.