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Erik Madsen
Forum Enthusiast
If I could safely bend my 707's lens around to take a picture of it's own memory stick slot - I'd show it to you. 
Erik
Erik
My reader/battery charger/camera are all the same as well. Actually, I do use my HP 1315 to read the memory sticks also.
OK OK here it is! I'm going to get in trouble one of these days.
It seems that at work I'm expected to be working, or something!
How's that, a DA picture taken with a DA!
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Jared
DSC-F707
Jared-5
Senior Member
Very crafty! I've heard the Addonics reader is a pretty good one. That's the one I would be interested in getting if I decide to stop using my camera for reading my stix.
Jared
DSC-F707
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I didn't know they made them to fit in a mobile rack! That's very
interesting.
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Jared
DSC-F707
Jared
DSC-F707
Damageinc333
Well-known member
This is my MS reader, Digital Wallet (more like briefcase i suppose), Image Editor/Processor and archiver. I still have a extra type 2 slot available, I suppose i could get another Card Reader and have dual MS drives 
Specs:
Toshiba Satellite s277
Sony MSAC-PC2 PCMCIA Memory Stick Card Adapter
1.6GHZ P4
ATI Mobility Radion 16M
256M Ram
25G HD
Built in CD-RW/DVD drive
-Tom
Specs:
Toshiba Satellite s277
Sony MSAC-PC2 PCMCIA Memory Stick Card Adapter
1.6GHZ P4
ATI Mobility Radion 16M
256M Ram
25G HD
Built in CD-RW/DVD drive
-Tom
U
Ulysses
Guest
--This is my MS reader, Digital Wallet (more like briefcase i
suppose), Image Editor/Processor and archiver. I still have a
extra type 2 slot available, I suppose i could get another Card
Reader and have dual MS drives
Specs:
Toshiba Satellite s277
Sony MSAC-PC2 PCMCIA Memory Stick Card Adapter
1.6GHZ P4
ATI Mobility Radion 16M
256M Ram
25G HD
Built in CD-RW/DVD drive
http://www.emulatedviolence.com/damage/myms.jpg
-Tom
Ulysses
don m
Senior Member
Hi Uly,
I still use your direct access approach.... Bahahahaha
Don
Clickin & a-grinin,
Don
I still use your direct access approach.... Bahahahaha
Don
--OK, I'll start this one off. I'd like to see your reader, whether
it's part of your PC, stand-alone, or whatever. Let's see how
you're getting your images into your PC!!
--
Ulysses
Clickin & a-grinin,
Don
U
Ulysses
Guest
Now THAT is what I call a real memory reader!! 
))
Gotta get one of those installed. I need to find out first if the shaved head is a prerequisite, though.
Ulysses
))Gotta get one of those installed. I need to find out first if the shaved head is a prerequisite, though.
--Hi Uly,
I still use your direct access approach.... Bahahahaha
Ulysses
David_S85
Veteran Member
I do hope I'm not the only one using this slug. Rated at about 2 kilobytes per hour! OK, maybe its slightly faster than that. I am awaiting the day for a new machine, new OS, and USB whatever number it comes with. Actually, I LIKE Win95!
With this draconian device, I can begin a 50MB upload to my machine, go out to lunch, and It'll probably be done when I return.
Go ahead. Laugh. Laugh loudly.
With this draconian device, I can begin a 50MB upload to my machine, go out to lunch, and It'll probably be done when I return.
Go ahead. Laugh. Laugh loudly.
- David
U
Ulysses
Guest
And there goes my milk through the nose.
I didn't think ANYBODY was using one of those.))
Nooooo, I'm just kidding you. It's good to have a reminder of the various options that are available to you.
So what's the deal, however? Is it that you have an aging computer that you don't have a different/faster method? What kind of system exactly are you working on?
Ulysses
I didn't think ANYBODY was using one of those.
))Nooooo, I'm just kidding you. It's good to have a reminder of the various options that are available to you.
So what's the deal, however? Is it that you have an aging computer that you don't have a different/faster method? What kind of system exactly are you working on?
--I do hope I'm not the only one using this slug. Rated at about 2
kilobytes per hour! OK, maybe its slightly faster than that. I am
awaiting the day for a new machine, new OS, and USB whatever number
it comes with. Actually, I LIKE Win95!
With this draconian device, I can begin a 50MB upload to my
machine, go out to lunch, and It'll probably be done when I return.
Go ahead. Laugh. Laugh loudly.
- David
Ulysses
David_S85
Veteran Member
Ulysses,
Win95, PII, 400Mhz, It has a USB port, but the bios is too old to actually use it, despite upgraded BIOS drivers. Win95 doesn't support USB fully.
Its not a bad plan. Actually, viruses are written to take advantage of newer OS's & recent Outlook versions. Since I have neither, there's a little less worry. But let me tell you, some PS filters take WAAAY too long.
The other cool thing, is that with the 128MB stick in it, I can transfer huge files (other than photos) from one machine to another.
Win95, PII, 400Mhz, It has a USB port, but the bios is too old to actually use it, despite upgraded BIOS drivers. Win95 doesn't support USB fully.
Its not a bad plan. Actually, viruses are written to take advantage of newer OS's & recent Outlook versions. Since I have neither, there's a little less worry. But let me tell you, some PS filters take WAAAY too long.
The other cool thing, is that with the 128MB stick in it, I can transfer huge files (other than photos) from one machine to another.
- David
Ulysses wrote:
And there goes my milk through the nose.
I didn't think ANYBODY was using one of those.
Nooooo, I'm just kidding you. It's good to have a reminder of the
various options that are available to you.
So what's the deal, however? Is it that you have an aging computer
that you don't have a different/faster method? What kind of system
exactly are you working on?
--I do hope I'm not the only one using this slug. Rated at about 2
kilobytes per hour! OK, maybe its slightly faster than that. I am
awaiting the day for a new machine, new OS, and USB whatever number
it comes with. Actually, I LIKE Win95!
With this draconian device, I can begin a 50MB upload to my
machine, go out to lunch, and It'll probably be done when I return.
Go ahead. Laugh. Laugh loudly.
- David
Ulysses
U
Ulysses
Guest
Actually, I'm with you. There is a LOT to be said for the older machines (Win95 capable at least).
I just sold an older machine to someone. Once reformatted, for a LOT of things, there really wasn't a HUGE and BLINDING difference between it and my newer one, as in moment to moment stuff. Sure other things are quicker, but the person I sold it to doesn't do digital imaging or anything like that. They love it, and the system is clean.
Ulysses
I just sold an older machine to someone. Once reformatted, for a LOT of things, there really wasn't a HUGE and BLINDING difference between it and my newer one, as in moment to moment stuff. Sure other things are quicker, but the person I sold it to doesn't do digital imaging or anything like that. They love it, and the system is clean.
--Win95, PII, 400Mhz, It has a USB port, but the bios is too old to
actually use it, despite upgraded BIOS drivers. Win95 doesn't
support USB fully.
Its not a bad plan. Actually, viruses are written to take advantage
of newer OS's & recent Outlook versions. Since I have neither,
there's a little less worry. But let me tell you, some PS filters
take WAAAY too long.
The other cool thing, is that with the 128MB stick in it, I can
transfer huge files (other than photos) from one machine to another.
- David
Ulysses wrote:
And there goes my milk through the nose.
I didn't think ANYBODY was using one of those.
Nooooo, I'm just kidding you. It's good to have a reminder of the
various options that are available to you.
So what's the deal, however? Is it that you have an aging computer
that you don't have a different/faster method? What kind of system
exactly are you working on?
--I do hope I'm not the only one using this slug. Rated at about 2
kilobytes per hour! OK, maybe its slightly faster than that. I am
awaiting the day for a new machine, new OS, and USB whatever number
it comes with. Actually, I LIKE Win95!
With this draconian device, I can begin a 50MB upload to my
machine, go out to lunch, and It'll probably be done when I return.
Go ahead. Laugh. Laugh loudly.
- David
Ulysses
Ulysses
Beverly Brink
Forum Enthusiast
-Same for me - the camera works fine.-Here it is:OK, I'll start this one off. I'd like to see your reader, whether
it's part of your PC, stand-alone, or whatever. Let's see how
you're getting your images into your PC!!
--
Ulysses
Right out of the camera!
--
Jared
DSC-F707
http://www.pbase.com/beverlybrink/galleries
wrsomsky
Well-known member
Oh come on now, Ulysseys:
"Take me to your reader!" ?!?
That went out w/ the B-movie...
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W R Somsky
Online Gallery: http://www.speakeasy.org/~gramarye/photos
"Take me to your reader!" ?!?
That went out w/ the B-movie...
--
W R Somsky
Online Gallery: http://www.speakeasy.org/~gramarye/photos
U
Ulysses
Guest
--Oh come on now, Ulysseys:
"Take me to your reader!" ?!?
That went out w/ the B-movie...
--
W R Somsky
Online Gallery: http://www.speakeasy.org/~gramarye/photos
Ulysses
Damageinc333
Well-known member
--This is my MS reader, Digital Wallet (more like briefcase i
suppose), Image Editor/Processor and archiver. I still have a
extra type 2 slot available, I suppose i could get another Card
Reader and have dual MS drives
Specs:
Toshiba Satellite s277
Sony MSAC-PC2 PCMCIA Memory Stick Card Adapter
1.6GHZ P4
ATI Mobility Radion 16M
256M Ram
25G HD
Built in CD-RW/DVD drive
http://www.emulatedviolence.com/damage/myms.jpg
-Tom
Ulysses
Job Genders
Leading Member
http://www.datafabusa.com for more info... Got it for a nice price, when looking at the high prices of Sony readers... Works great, the 'extension' wire also comes out handy for plugging other usb devices!
rleist
Member
Are there any USB 2.0 readers available yet? Do they transfer from Memory Sticks any faster that USB 1.1.
Rob
Rob
Hi,
I'm about to take the plunge and purchase the F707. This is a question that is a bit of a tangent off the present string. Could anyone post whether you need to purchase a memory stick reader or does it come with a new Sony F707? I have been puzzled by the process of transfering the pics/video from the camera to a computer. Any info would be welcome.
Many thanks.
I'm about to take the plunge and purchase the F707. This is a question that is a bit of a tangent off the present string. Could anyone post whether you need to purchase a memory stick reader or does it come with a new Sony F707? I have been puzzled by the process of transfering the pics/video from the camera to a computer. Any info would be welcome.
Many thanks.
rleist
Member
You can just leave the memory stick in the camera and then connect the camera to your PC with the supplied USB cable.
Rob
Rob
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