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Are all Digital Photo Frames compatible with a Sony memory card?

Question by yesak: Are all Digital Photo Frames compatible with a Sony memory card?
My mother wants a Digital Photo Frame for Christmas that is compatible with a Sony Memory Card. Are ther certain brands of Digital Photo Frames that accept all memory cards or are some of them specific? Please help!

Best answer:

Answer by selina_555
No, they are not. In fact Sony is the odd one out with the memory stick, all other cameras/gadgets use one of the other formats.

Many frames accept a multitude of formats, but you’ll have to research carefully to make sure the frame is compatible with the memory stick.

Know better? Leave your own answer in the comments!

Sony Introduces New Digital SLR Cameras with Translucent Mirror Technology

Sony Introduces New Digital SLR Cameras with Translucent Mirror Technology
Sony today introduced two new alpha cameras (models SLT-A55V and SLT-A33) that adopt Sony’s newly-developed Translucent Mirror Technology, which achieves the highest-level of auto focus speed for both still image and movie shooting. The new Sony digital SLR camera …
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VISION 2010: 4 CCD Line Camera As A World Innovation
The machine vision industry is still showing a high degree of innovative capacity even though it suffered a temporary drop in turnover in 2009.
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Sony introduces new cameras powered by Translucent Mirror Technology
Sony today introduced two new α cameras (models SLT-A55V and SLT-A33) that adopt its newly-developed Translucent Mirror Technology, which achieves the highest-level of auto focus speed for both still image and movie shooting.
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Nikon D3100: The First DSLR With Real Video Autofocus [Digital Cameras]

Nikon D3100: The First DSLR With Real Video Autofocus [Digital Cameras]
# digitalcameras Nikon just made the cheap DSLR market interesting again: Their first DSLR with 1080p video, the D3100, is the first DSLR with real, constant autofocus powers during video recording. And it’s only 700 bucks. More »
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NIKKOR Legacy Continues Commitment to Optical Superiority With the Announcement of Four New Lenses
Today, Nikon Inc. announced four new lenses to the legendary NIKKOR line to meet the needs of all types of photographers, from those looking for the ideal lens for capturing memories of the school play to pro glass that captures client work in the studio.
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Smartphone camera shopping tips

Smartphone camera shopping tips
Deb Shinder discusses which features to look for in a smartphone camera and which phones are regarded as having the best cameras.
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Fujifilm Fires Up New EXR Cameras for Fall
Four new FinePix point-and-shoots are coming this fall, and two of them boast the versatile Super CCD EXR sensor. Fujifilm FinePix – Charge-coupled device – Super CCD – Photography – Camera
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New Digital Cameras Offer Fresh Perspectives

Oh Buoy (Portsmouth PhotoWalk)


Image by .ben*
I wanted to get a picture that captured "Portsmouth". I didn’t, however, want one of Spinnaker Tower. I came across this lifebuoy and thought it might be a nice way of framing a shot, the tower just happened to be there. Quite pleased with how it turned out.

New Digital Cameras Offer Fresh Perspectives
Samsung’s latest models are packed with professional features at price points perfect for business owners.
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High-tech test of Dead Sea Scrolls under way at Science Museum of Minnesota

High-tech test of Dead Sea Scrolls under way at Science Museum of Minnesota
High-tech test of Dead Sea Scrolls under way at Science Museum of Minnesota MinnPost photo by Sharon Schmickle Conservator Tania Treiger arranging fragments of the dead sea scrolls, watched by Pnina Shor of the Israel Antiquities Authority. By Sharon Schmickle | Wednesday, July 28, 2010 Researchers at the Science Museum of Minnesota are testing a new state-of-the-art imaging system they hope …
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Fujifilm Fires Up New EXR Cameras for Fall
The fall camera announcements are set to high-speed burst mode right now, and Fujifilm is the latest big-name company to roll out new offerings for late 2010. Among the four new FinePix point-and-shoots announced late last week, two boast the company’s versatile Super CCD EXR sensor.
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Fujifilm fires up new cameras for fall
Four new FinePix point-and-shoots are coming this fall, and two of them boast the versatile Super CCD EXR sensor.
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Samsung HMX-E10: A 1080p Pocket Cam With 270-Degree Swivel Lens, and ST80 Wi-Fi Point-and-Shoot [DigitalCameras]

Samsung HMX-E10: A 1080p Pocket Cam With 270-Degree Swivel Lens, and ST80 Wi-Fi Point-and-Shoot [DigitalCameras]
# digitalcameras Samsung’s outing two new affordable cameras: the HMX-E10, a 1080p pocket cam with a handy 270-degree swiveling lens and the 14.2MP ST80 point-and-shoot, which packs Wi-Fi for beaming photos and 720p video directly to YouTube, Facebook and the rest. More »
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Samsung unveils WiFi-enabled ST80 camera, swiveling-lens HMX-E10 pocket camcorder
Camera releases are somewhat a by-the-numbers thing with so many different variations being released by numerous companies throughout the year. Samsung ‘s pair here does have some interesting standout features, but one at a time. The 14.2 megapixel ST80 point-and-shoot boasts WiFi capabilities for email / direct upload of images (DLNA supported, to boot). It’s also got 3x optical zoom, a 3-inch …
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Backyard Universe: Digital cameras make it easier to shoot the moon

Backyard Universe: Digital cameras make it easier to shoot the moon
With digital cameras enjoying such popularity, I’m betting there are many digital photographers pointing a modern digital camera at the moon these days.
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Social networking has given birth to a genre of portraits
The camera doesn’t love me. It doesn’t quite loathe me, either. Occasionally, it warms up to my crooked nose and zigzag smile. But based on the law of averages, I can safely predict that I’d rather see most shots taken of me disappear into the vast digital universe where they came from.
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