kodak digital camera is full of internal memory. how to substitute with SD memory card already installed?

Question

kodak z612 digital camera - internal memory full. 1G SD memory card already attached to the camera. there are only 21 photos and the internal memory is full. how can the SD 1G memory card help or substitute? i could not find answers in the kodak website.

Answer 1

in the review mode
go into menu
find copy
copy the pics to the card
then get out of review mode
go into menu
set it for auto
this way the camera will
record on the card first

Answer 2

When I first started using SD cards 2 GB were very expensive and hard to find. I am thrilled now to find 2 GB everywhere and very cheap! I wouldn't buy a bigger one. One 2 GB card held all of my pictures from a one week vacation in the bahamas approx 1000 pictures. If you have 10 mega pixels or more then you may need a bigger card or if you shoot lots of video on it then go bigger. But here is why I wouldn't. If that card is damaged and you lost all of your pictures, would you rather have lots thousands of pictures... me neither. The longer you put off backing them up, the more risk you will take. I might even go as far to say buy 2 cards that are 1-2GB each. That way, when one if full you can pop in the other and still have plenty of space but it will force you to save your pics often enough to not lose your pictures. Your local discount mega mart has these 2 GB SD cards for about $10-12. Look for one that has it's own plastic case. It might be a dollar or two more and it won't look like much but it will protect your cherished pictures better.

Answer 3

Open the flap on the side of the camera where the memory card is. Press in the memory card and remove your finger. The memory card will pop outwards. Grasp and remove the old memory card. Insert the new memory card in the same orientation the old one was in. Press it inward until it locks in place. Close the side flap. You are done. The memory card has been replaced.