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A floppy could theoretically work. If it is FAT formated, has a DCIM folder at the root of the drive, and is USB capable. All you'd need is the camera adapter and some (1) photos on the floppy in the DCIM folder.
 
Hey just check out the posters name. He does not want to limit himself to only having the option of a flash drive. Someday the opportunity might arise that he needs to snag something off a disk that has most likely failed but still worth trying ;) He prefers multiple forms of media.... and his name is Will...
 
All the hate toward floppy drives.
I remember when you could put any file on a floppy and it would fit. A song or 2. a powerpoint. a word document. Damn huge ass files these days.
 
All the hate toward floppy drives.
I remember when you could put any file on a floppy and it would fit. A song or 2. a powerpoint. a word document. Damn huge ass files these days.

I remember installing Photoshop with floppies! (I still have that version) You sat there and waited until Disk 1 was ejected and were prompted for Disk 2, etc.
Good times!

I was the first to adopt Zip drives! I loved them! Zip 100 rocked! Much less expensive than SyQuest drives. iOmega Jaz drives sucked!
 
I still have (in the attic) an 8" floppy drive and the floppies with CP/M on them.
:eek:


My first hard drive (on a card) was all of 10Mb. I thought I would never in my life need more storage, after all, who would ever have more than 10Mb of files ...
 
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