A:AnswerThat all depends on the size of the file(s). It's a hard question to answer. Similar to: How many people can a vehicle hold. How big are the people? If they are kids, you can definitely fit more.
A:AnswerI know Kodak cameras use SD cards...however not knowing how new the Kodak C142 camera is...you would have to call/Google Kodak to make sure the C142 can take a 16 gb SD card.
A:AnswerThe only reason that this question is kinda tricky to answer is entirely dependent on what program you used to save the file. If you used Windows Office, it will be considerably less files compared to just using notepad, because off all the bells and whistles that come with Office. This affects it much more than the actual volume of text.
A:AnswerIt may be this card is too slow for your camera. You may have to use Ultra or Extreme cards. Look for Class 10 cards as a minimum for cameras. This is a class 4 card.
A:AnswerIt was about $4.99 on sale. Couldn't be more than 8 bucks if memory serves me right. Try it, if not, gift it. Hope the price helped. If not, I'm sorry. :-)
A:AnswerThe large SD card will probably not work!
A micro SD with a regular SD carrier adapter allows me to transfer files and the micro fits well into my Linux phone. Ask the Geeksquad when you go to buy one.
