Camera Memory Cards

[geezer]

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I have two camera - one uses a PCMCIA so-called ATA memory card. The
other uses an SD card.

Neither will fit into slots on my HP950 MF printer. I plan to buy the
Epson R320 photo printer, but I think it only accepts the SD, not the
ATA.

Does anyone know of an adapter that will accept both cards and input
to the printer slots?

Thanks

 

[Guest]

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I realize you want to print directly from the card. What I did was get a USB
card reader, and set the system up to print from the card reader using the
photo software that came with the camera.

I have not seen such an adaptor that you are enquiring about. Your best
solution would be to find a compatible printer, but it may not be a model
that you like.

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Jerry G.
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"geezer" <wee@willy.com> wrote in message
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I have two camera - one uses a PCMCIA so-called ATA memory card. The
other uses an SD card.

Neither will fit into slots on my HP950 MF printer. I plan to buy the
Epson R320 photo printer, but I think it only accepts the SD, not the
ATA.

Does anyone know of an adapter that will accept both cards and input
to the printer slots?

Thanks

 

[geezer]

Archived from groups: alt.comp.hardware,alt.comp.periphs.dcameras (More info?)

On Wed, 9 Mar 2005 12:32:27 -0500, "Jerry G." <jerryg50@hotmail.com>
wrote:

>I realize you want to print directly from the card. What I did was get a USB
>card reader, and set the system up to print from the card reader using the
>photo software that came with the camera.
>
>I have not seen such an adaptor that you are enquiring about. Your best
>solution would be to find a compatible printer, but it may not be a model
>that you like.


You are probably right.

I want to kill two birds with one stone. I wanted to print directly
from cards without the computer, but I also wanted to use the printer
to act as the up loader to the computer via its USB. That way I would
only have to buy the printer interface. The other way, I will have to
not only buy a usb card reader, but an adapter to accommodate the two
memories, or if not that, then I would have to buy different memory
for the RDC-2 and an camera interface for that too.

Oh well,

Thanks