Im trying to find out how much it is to fix this problem, i placed the usb into my camera last night and noticed it was broken.. I dont know if i still have the warrenty on it but id like to know right prices are good to get it repaired?
Im trying to find out how much it is to fix this problem, i placed the usb into my camera last night and noticed it was broken.. I dont know if i still have the warrenty on it but id like to know right prices are good to get it repaired?
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Probably not cheap. Best option would be a card reader which costs around $10.
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I trust you are not in too much distress. —Captain Eric Moody, British Airways Flight 9
I think your talking about the CF adapter that goes into the PC slot? That is all I use especially since I think Sergio does all his editing on a laptop
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I am the same way. All laptop thanks to card slot built into it. Not really sure as I am not a huge computer guyOriginally Posted by NIKV69
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I was thinking a USB card reader. Probably a little slower than the slot version but easier to set up, just plug and play. And still faster than camera-USB connection.
Ladies and gentlemen, this is your captain speaking. We have a small problem.
All four engines have stopped. We are doing our damnedest to get them under control.
I trust you are not in too much distress. —Captain Eric Moody, British Airways Flight 9
Thats good advice, but I spoke to Nick V a little while ago, my laptop does have a card slot on the side but my CF card wont fit..I was thinking a USB card reader. Probably a little slower than the slot version but easier to set up, just plug and play. And still faster than camera-USB connection.
Sergio has been a huge Delta Air Lines fan since 1992!!
Sergio Cardona
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You have to go buy the adapter, its cheap.but my CF card wont fit..
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It looks like the only way to fix it would be to solder a new mini USB connector to the camera's circuit board which is just too risky.
Here are some CF card readers from Newegg.com: (which is one of the best electronic online retailers.)
Internal reader for laptops (excluding older laptops and newer macbooks)
Internal 3.5" card reader
USB 2.0 CF card reader
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I never use the USB connector. I have always used a card reader. You can find a small card reader almost anywhere. There are computer shows most weekends that have them.
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The card reader is MUCH faster that usb...I use both, usb when I am not in a rush and card reader when I need to go Go GO!!!
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Hey Sergio,
Here's the card reader that I bought after my old one bit the dust:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00109 ... B00109Y2DQ
A big name brand, and you can't go wrong for $11 shipped.
Cary
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