Creating a Picture CD at WDW

[bdtracey]

Hey everyone,

I searched for info on this but I couldn't find anything that really related. I know that you can create picture CD's at the parks using the Kodak machines.

Here's my situation: I recently purchased a 2 GB memory card for my camera but I'm a little paranoid about the possibility of losing over 800 pictures if something happens to the card. What I would like to do is burn CD's while I'm down in Disney. I realize it is somewhat contradicting to burn a CD while I have TONS of space on my CD. My old card is 256 MB and while I was burning CD's at MGM on our last trip a guy came in with a 1 GB card and wanted to burn some of his pictures. For some reason he couldn't do it because of his card size.

I also realize that I won't be able to burn all of my pictures from a full 2 GB card onto a CD but I would like to be able to put some onto a CD is need be.

Does anyone have experience creating a CD with a fairly big memory card?

Any help on this would be greatly appreciated!!!

Thanks!

 

[tomshortridge]

YOu dont need to put all the photos onto one CD.

It also depends on what you are using to transfer the data.

If your hotel has a business center with a PC, just plug in your campera with the usb cable or if you have a stand-alone card reader, you can drag and drop what ever photos you want from the card to the CD and then burn it.

I do this all the time for friend and family when they only want a small number of the photos on my card.

 

[bdtracey]

We're staying at POFQ so I don't think that they have PC's that I could use to burn a CD. I have a laptop but I'm not going to take it with me; that's just too much stuff to lug around. I'm really hoping that I can just stick the card into Kodak machine and burn only the pictures that I want.

 

[monica31671]

I want to know too. I have a fear of losing some of my pictures from my 1GB card.

 

[dlpx2]

What does it cost to burn the cd's in the park?

 

[bdtracey]

If I remember correctly is was around $12

 

[dlpx2]

That will be money well spent.