I need a 1gb SD / MMC card, for a digimax 4010, where should I begin to look for them? Every place I look says there is no such thing.

Damen Wong

• 1950 Answers
• Posted on Feb 27, 2008

SOURCE: Can I use a memory card SD 2Gb in a camera Samsung Digimax S500 ?

Hi,

Yes, you can use a 2 GB SD card in your camera.

SOURCE: need drivers for digimax 4010

This appears to be the drivers for windows vista =>

http://originaldrivers.bee.pl/windows-driver-vista9.html

SOURCE: 2G SD card will not format in Samsung Digimax 4010 camera

you cant use 2gb sd card with this camera. check the guranteed media capacity for your camera. check your manual.

SOURCE: I have the Samsung Digimax 420 and a 2gb SD card won't work

You might just need to format the new cards in the camera to optimize them. Try that.

SOURCE: I bought a 4GB Memory Card for my Samsung Digimax

Your problem is that your camera only takes standard SD cards up to a maximum of 2GB. The card you have bought is likely to be a 4GB SDHC model. SDHC is a later development of SD; SDHC compliant devices can still use older SD cards, but SD-only devices cannot use SDHC. This is a hardware limitation so there is no way at all to use an SDHC card in your camera.

Note that if your 4GB card is definitely an SD and not an SDHC then it's still incompatible with your camera: very few standard SD devices were ever made with the firmware and hardware to handle the different memory addressing architecture used by the larger capacity card. Some cameras did have firmware updates to allow the larger SD card to be used, but yours is not one of them.

Your only fix is to sell your card (or keep it for another device) and to buy a regular SD card no larger than 2GB maximum capacity.

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