Hiya

Are you sure that there is not another memory on the camera, either a nand
flash or compact flash/SD/MMC/MS or whatever? SDRAM is just for temporary
storage, code and pictures are stored in a non-volatile memory.

Deepu


SDRAM can and is in my case used for temporary storage, so long as the
power is left on the memory is retained.

Ive taken the camera apart already, its only about 2cm x 5cm

I am well aware of the differences of volatile and non-volatile memory

It there was a compact flash adapter in this camera then I very much
doubt it would have cost £12 or around $6-$8

Im kinda tempted to remove the SRAM and then make the data in line go
to a pic which is controlling a compact flash card, and have a load of
or gates there to detect the change in address which is put to the
address bus of the SDRAM, not sure whetehr this would work, probably
need so thinking about

cheers

greg