The flash cards used in the digital cameras today have capacities mostly between 1 GB and 64 GB. It seems a lot, isn’t it? The answer requires a longer discussion; those not interested in details can skip this part, but I assure … Continue reading
While there are a lot of types of flash cards used in digital devices, most camera manufacturers adopted the following formats: Compact Flash (CF), Secure Digital (SD), Memory Stick (MS) and Multimedia Card (MMC). The Compact Flash is used mostly … Continue reading
For about a century the photographic film was the main storage medium used to preserve the images from the moment they were captured to the moment they were transferred to photographic paper through a fairly complex chemical and optical process. … Continue reading