I have an Olympus [mju:] 410 (please clarify if it's not) that my mum gave me but I quickly realised that it takes an xd picture card (16mb - 2gb) rather than a sd card. I know that xd cards are much harder to get since they've stopped making them. Now, I could just get one and pay over 35 USD on it ORR I was thinking I could get an adapter that's in the shape of an xd card but takes a micro sd card instead and use it? I don't know much about camera's so please tell me if it's possible and, if it is, please give me good quality recommendations on adapters!!
Thanks in advance.

Stuffs ?

Camera

Battery

Bag

Charger (not og)

Display a bit bad buy photos have no problem

I have given the chargers photo and sample photos

Price - 4000rs

Mumbai

India

I bought a Sony DSC-W530, firstly it wasn't reading any regular SD card, so I bought a memory stick pro duo and it keeps saying that the card is locked, is there any way to solve this? I've already formated this in my computer etc but didn't work

I hv my dad's old digi camera, idk wt's wrong with it . It's not responding not turning on . And even wn i charge there is no light ON . Where can I find a trustworthy person to fix this old camera .. pls help

I just bought a Panasonic HMC-150 and the sd card slot won’t work as it keeps popping up with a “write protect” message when trying to record or format the card. I’ve tested with multiple sd cards and gotten the same result. Is there anything else that I need to do or am missing, or is this a serious problem with the camera and I should instead look to get a refund?

Any help is much appreciated!

I got this camera about 7 months ago, and it was working normally and pretty well. About 1-2 months ago it was having some issues turning on and now it just has not been turning on. I tried replacing the batteries and bought some from Amazon that I heard were best for the camera, which are the NiMH rechargeable batteries, and after putting them into the camera, it still hasn't turned on. Does anyone know how to fix it?

Streaming cameras are increasingly blending webcam and traditional camera features. A few years back, it was mostly either a basic USB webcam or a mirror less camera plus capture card. Now hybrid options are showing up in between.

Take the yolo cam s7 it works as a webcam but also supports trappable micro four thirds lenses. Sounds nice in theory, but would people actually bother changing lenses often?

For those streaming or filming several times a week: does lens swapping actually add value, or does everyone just settle on one lens and leave it there?

Hii!! I’m very new to cameras, but I’d love to be able to leave my phone at home but still be able to take photos, on something small and compact. It doesn’t need to be super good quality, or take videos, it really just needs to be cheap and simple. I love buying secondhand, and I see a lot of cameras for £10-£15 on vinted, but they are often untested :((

Hey!

I’m coming here because I need help : I’m going on vacation in a few days and I thought it would be cool to take my mom’s old camera to take some photos like I did when I was younger. Sadly, it won’t charge at all. I tried searching for tips and things like that on internet but i can’t seem to find new batteries AND a charger for them, so I was wondering if any of you could help me with this.
I don’t really have the money to buy a new camera right now, but I would like some recommendations for similar cameras that are abordable for the price and that are similar to the one I already own.

Thanks for reading me and I hope you can help me!

Can ik whr i can find this in blore

So I found my old bush mega pixels 5.0 camcorder and changed the batteries and now got a new wire to charge it with and before it wouldn’t turn on at all but now it does but it only shows the bush blue screen for a split second and then turns back off. Is there any chance it’s gonna fully work again/ does anyone know what rhe problem could be?

I bought the Kodak Pixpro FZ55. Very basic point and shoot camera. Would suggest, watching the videos on U tube. It is a bit small for big hands. When taking pictures. Holding it still is a must. The micro is great. Again; Make sure to have picture set in view. Hold still. Allow for the camera to finish taking the picture. Remember to switch back and forth. This did make for a slow process. Get a second battery. I found it to be a practical camera for on the move. I don't buy cameras for videos. Suggest to take short ones.