Rich looks at the complexities around the proprietary connections and cables that come with his Olympus digital camera. He finds a way around his connector hell.
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I am pretty sure some Kodak’s Easyshare (if not ALL) have some type of weird connection to the camera. I remember trying to put my regular mini-USB to my friends Kodak and it wouldn’t fit so I just thought ” well never getting a kodak”. I’m glad you mentioned Olympus have their own connection too I almost get one.
I will stick with Canon.