Im planning on buying a camera soon, and i don't know what flash memory is, but I feel it's important.What is flash memory on a digital camera?
All digital cameras now use FLASH memory.
It is memory that can be rewritten by applying power, but which retains information when power is removed.What is flash memory on a digital camera?
Flash memory is a type of static memory storage (retains the information even without a constant source of power, unlike RAM in a computer) that is rewritable and erasable. It gets its name from the fact that you can ';flash'; an entire block of memory to erase it, unlike pretty much any other medium where you have to overwrite the data to truly erase it (when you ';delete'; a file, the device will usually just remove any references to it from the File Allocation Table, which will prevent it from being able to find it again later).
Many cameras will come with a tiny amount of onboard flash memory that can't be removed, but all digital cameras will have the ability to write to some form of removable media (there are still video cameras that use DVDs, but pretty much all still-photo cameras have switched over to one form of flash memory or another).
The current most common formats are the older CompactFlash for large DSLR cameras, or Secure Digital for compact and ultra-compact models. xD and MemoryStick are both proprietary formats that have not caught on well with many other manufacturers besides the ones that own those respective formats. CompactFlash is bulky, which keeps it at the front of the pack in terms of maximum capacity, and allows it enough room that you can even buy tiny hard-drives that are built to the CompactFlash specs. SD is much smaller, and has at least the same capacity by physical volume, if not more. Both formats have enough acceptance that most modern computers will include built-in card readers for one or both types, and that has led to other manufacturers designing accessories that use those ports as interfaces, such as dial-up modems, WiFi adapters, Bluetooth adapters, barcode readers, GPS locaters, and even an SD reader that will fit into a CF slot (for use in either a camera or a computer) and SD readers that will accept either mini-SD or micro-SD cards that work in PDAs or cel phones.
Presently, the SD format is beginning to overtake the CF format for general use, so I'd suggest using that as a primary criteria for your purchase so you know you'll be able to buy memory cards through the entire life of the camera (and even keep them to use when it comes time to replace this camera). As for which cards to buy, my advice would be the SanDisk USB Plus cards, which will write fast enough to record video on most cameras, but can also be folded in half to reveal a USB plug so you can dump your photos to any computer with a free USB 2.0 port several times faster than the fastest SD card could in a dedicated SD reader.
Flash memory is a non-volitile memory. It doesn't require constant battery power to keep the information.
They use to make flash kits that allowed you to make pre-programming things, like arcade games on chips. To get rid of the game you had to put the chip into something that ';flashed it'; or made it erase things.
Like a VIRTUAL magnet.
Your computer Bios uses flash memory. When you upgrade it the new program replaces the old by ';flashing'; the chip.
This is how memory cards work. SD, XD, CF, SM.
Computer memory requires power be on to retain information. It is VOLITILE.
Thus in your camera if you save pictures in internal memory and remove the batteries from the camera, those pictures will still be there in two years (unless you accidentally run the camera through some type of electrical field that might ';flash it';) when you put the batteries back into the camera.
Flash memory are little cards you can pop into the camera and then view on your computer. They differ in price depending on how many pictures they can hold. You should get a few, though you can always just buy one high-capacity one and erase it when you've downloaded the pictures onto your PC. That's what I do with my Olympus.
Simple Answer: Their memory cards that the camera stores the pictures on.
Thursday, December 24, 2009
How do I create a Flash site that fills the entire browser without scrolling?
What I mean is this...
I wanna build a complete Flash website, but I do not want any borders.
I want the flash page to fill the entire browser without having the visitor scroll horizontally.
So, whether the visitors Resolution is 1024 by 768 or 1600 by 1200, the entire browser space would still read Flash.
Help? Anyone?How do I create a Flash site that fills the entire browser without scrolling?
Has NOTHING to do with resolution, but the browser's window size being used at ANY resolution. Some browser sniffer scripts work to detect window size of browser and make adjustments according to CSS/HTML file possible linked to under different conditions.
Ron
I wanna build a complete Flash website, but I do not want any borders.
I want the flash page to fill the entire browser without having the visitor scroll horizontally.
So, whether the visitors Resolution is 1024 by 768 or 1600 by 1200, the entire browser space would still read Flash.
Help? Anyone?How do I create a Flash site that fills the entire browser without scrolling?
Has NOTHING to do with resolution, but the browser's window size being used at ANY resolution. Some browser sniffer scripts work to detect window size of browser and make adjustments according to CSS/HTML file possible linked to under different conditions.
Ron
What is the difference between flash mx and flash 8?
On my computer I have flash 8. Can I use flash mx tutorials to make games on flash 8, or do I have to have flash mx?What is the difference between flash mx and flash 8?
Flash MX is really Flash version 6.
Flash MX 2004 is Flash version 7.
So, you should be able to find some use in Flash version 6/7 tutorials in Flash 8. The main difference is that the version of Flash you have will have new features that your tutorials won't cover.
However, your tutorials should make for a great starting point.
Flash MX is really Flash version 6.
Flash MX 2004 is Flash version 7.
So, you should be able to find some use in Flash version 6/7 tutorials in Flash 8. The main difference is that the version of Flash you have will have new features that your tutorials won't cover.
However, your tutorials should make for a great starting point.
How do you turn off flash banners without turning off your flash player?
I use firefox in ubuntu. Surely there must be a way of turning off banners? Images of advertisements can be removed by selecting Block images from such and such.How do you turn off flash banners without turning off your flash player?
Use AdBlock. Its a free plugin for Firefox.
Use AdBlock. Its a free plugin for Firefox.
Is a speed camera flash the same as a normal camera flash?
I noticed a flash to the drivers side of my car the other day, curious to know would this have been a photo camera or a speed camera? Or do speed cameras only take front or rear photos , and you would see the flash from the front or rear depending on where the photo was taken?(this was during the day) Any ideas?Is a speed camera flash the same as a normal camera flash?
Well.. hold tight, you should get a ticket in a few days if it is a speed or red-light camera. Traffic enforcement cameras are usually set up to capture the license plate. Now depending on the intersection, it may flash from all four directions and you may have only noticed it from the drivers side. Flashes happen really fast and don't last long, typically only about 1/50000th of a second. Just because you noticed it from the drivers side, doesn't mean it didn't actually happen from the rear.
There are lots of other things it could be though. It'll be hard to answer without knowing the location. It could have been the sun reflecting off something and being focused on you for that short amount of time. It could have been somebody on the side doing flash photography??? Just hold tight and you'll find out soon enough if it was a traffic enforcement camera or not.
The flashes used in most traffic enforcement cameras are just a strobe. In layman's terms, it's the same as a normal camera flash.Is a speed camera flash the same as a normal camera flash?
no it is differentcar oil
Well.. hold tight, you should get a ticket in a few days if it is a speed or red-light camera. Traffic enforcement cameras are usually set up to capture the license plate. Now depending on the intersection, it may flash from all four directions and you may have only noticed it from the drivers side. Flashes happen really fast and don't last long, typically only about 1/50000th of a second. Just because you noticed it from the drivers side, doesn't mean it didn't actually happen from the rear.
There are lots of other things it could be though. It'll be hard to answer without knowing the location. It could have been the sun reflecting off something and being focused on you for that short amount of time. It could have been somebody on the side doing flash photography??? Just hold tight and you'll find out soon enough if it was a traffic enforcement camera or not.
The flashes used in most traffic enforcement cameras are just a strobe. In layman's terms, it's the same as a normal camera flash.Is a speed camera flash the same as a normal camera flash?
no it is different
How to stop camera flash from causing my eyes to squint or shut completely?
I think my eyes are sensitive to the flash or something cause every time the flash feature is turned on or whatever; my eyes squint or even shut completely. Anyway to stop my eyes from doing this without just turning off the flash?How to stop camera flash from causing my eyes to squint or shut completely?
look of slightly to the side of the camera and find something else to concentrate on , the picture still looks like your looking into the camera!
look of slightly to the side of the camera and find something else to concentrate on , the picture still looks like your looking into the camera!
How do i flash sound and camera drivers for sony erricsson k750i flashed to w800i?
I don't see much of a difference in sound quality and image quality of the camera. I have downloaded all the latest sound and camera drivers but don't know how to upgrade them to the phone. Help please!!! My phone is CDI 49.How do i flash sound and camera drivers for sony erricsson k750i flashed to w800i?
Not very clear on your question: but try the source cited and see if it helps.
Not very clear on your question: but try the source cited and see if it helps.
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