Cameras

**SnwhtNdwrfs** · 05-23-2005, 04:23 PM

I am trying to verify the information that I will be able to download my digital camera somewhere on the property. Can anyone give me more specifics?

**Sam I Am** · 05-23-2005, 05:00 PM

At certain locations throughout WDW, Guests with digital cameras can download their images and other media information from a digital media card to a CD.

You can do it at the following locations (and some resorts, soon - not sure if they're online yet)

Supposedly, you can:
Burn up to 120 digital pictures onto a CD
Print 4x6 photo prints from camera memory card or photo CD

Magic Kingdom
Exposition Hall - Main Street USA

Epcot
Camera Center - Main Entrance Plaza

Disney-MGM Studios
The Darkroom

Animal Kingdom
Garden Gate Gifts - Entrance Plaza

Hope this helps!

**Tampa** · 05-23-2005, 08:34 PM

sorry to change subjects, but where can you also have an audio cd made?

**Jacknife** · 05-24-2005, 01:36 AM

Originally Posted by SnwhtNdwrfs

I am trying to verify the information that I will be able to download my digital camera somewhere on the property. Can anyone give me more specifics?

Starting this year WDW has camera centers set up to convert digital photos to CD-R. The only bad thing is that the service charges about $11 per disc, and each disc only holds about 70Mb. In my opinion, it'd be more worth-while to purchase more memory cards, bring a laptop, or some other mass storage device with you to store the photos.

I have an ImageTank that I use to dump my pictures into on trips, and it works wonderfully (holds 40Gb of pictures).

If you're still interested in finding out more about WDW's digital camera service, then check out the "New Service for Digital Cameras at WDW" thread for more details.

**TrendyMagic** · 05-24-2005, 09:11 AM

As Jacknife said, the disks are nice, but expensive for the space available. Your money is better spent getting extra cards/storage for your camera

**disneydame2004** · 05-24-2005, 10:33 AM

Another great storage device: an iPod Photo and a camera connector! I used a 30 GB one on this past trip, and it worked flawlessly to hold images and movies. It's nice because it displays thumbnails of the photos as they are being downloaded and you can view the pics on the screen to be sure they transfered correctly before erasing the memory card in the camera. You can view the photos at any time as a slideshow, with music, and it also works as an mp3 player.