Only one student of the "From Digital Camera to Computer" class has followed the instructions on the video, so far.
I don't know if this is because you haven't watched the video, or didn't follow the instructions.
I ask for each student to put in the "comments" line on bottom of any post, the brand of your camera.
The one student has a kodak c643. This helps me know what we will be working with.
For example, this Kodak model uses replaceable batteries rather than the built in
battery some models have. His camera uses a "SD" memory card which is standard with most cameras.
I will not be posting another video until I see that it is being used.
I don't mean to be so negative, but there is a lot of work involved in the making and posting of a video and I would hope it would be useful.
A.J.
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