Check this first. There’s a little switch on the left side of the memory card. Be sure it is not in the LOCK position. Your camera will not see the card if it is.
Some of the pins at the memory reader are damaged. Or the PCB is faulty. Both scenaries need to go to a repair center.
SOURCE: "Memory card is unusable"
This error message means that the memory card is slow, corrupted, or unreadable. Turn off the camera then insert a new memory card.
SOURCE: "Memory card is locked"
This error message means that the memory card is write-protected. To take a picture, turn off the camera. Then insert a new card or change the storage location to internal memory
SOURCE: "Memory card is locked
There is a little slide switch on the side of the memory card. Good luck!
SOURCE: "Memory card cannot be read"
My camera used to do the same thing--once I got the pictures off my card, I left it in the card reader, right clicked on removable media (my computer + removable storage) chose to "format" and formatted it on my computer. It seems to have fixed the problem, and my camera now reads it fine. I tried to format it on the camera before, but it didnt work.
SOURCE: Why can't you use 8GB memory card in Z710
I have a kodak z710 camera with a 2 gig card in it. I was wanting to get a 4 gig sdhc and i wasn't sure if the HC would work with this camera. HC stands for high capacity which means it allows the camera to load files on to the card faster. this may be the problem the kodak may not be HC compatable. but as i have said i have a 2 gig and it works fine with that. and i have a friend that has a 4 gig in thiers but once again i don't think it is HC so i would exchange the card if you can for just a regular SD/MMC card or SD card
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