 Digital Camera Usage in Canada
It also depends upon where you are coming from. If you are coming from
the US, voltage is not a problem for charging a camera or computer. No
expensive accessories are needed. I always like to take a good quality
outlet bar (surge protector) just in case the place that I am staying
has fluctuating current issues. If coming from Europe, I would assume
that the plug modifiers for the US and Canada would do the trick, but
would definitely take an outlet bar for added protection.
To your first question, a number of Internet Cafes have the capability
to download pictures from your digital camera and load them onto either
a CD or DVD or upload to a picture storage site. Of course, all of
these services cost money, but probably much cheaper than purchasing a
laptop or card reader to CD gadget.
Hope this helps!
Tony
melanie stremplat wrote:
> hi there,
>
> sorry for bothering if there's an faq existing for this ng. but i couldn't
> find one. if it exists, please tell me where. thanks!
>
> otherwise i have a couple of questions. i'm going to canada in september and
> last time i was there, digital cameras weren't a topic. is there any
> possibility to get the pictures from the memory card to cd or online without
> taking expensive gadget like notebook or cardreader with me?
>
> and what about charging the cameras. will it work just slower or is the
> voltage too low to even initiate the charging? same applies to the cell
> phone.
>
> thanks for your help.
>
> cheers,
> melanie
>
>
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