Could the cameras SD card be inserted directly into a printer eqquiped with a USB port?(mom is NOT computer savvy)
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Hi if you have an adapter you may do that it should work you need to check if your printer can print pics from an external source if you have a pen drive insert it on your printer and check if you can print directly from the pen drive then you are good to go
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Mildred, I agree with everything that Ely said. I would also suggest that you look for the SD slot on your PC. Most PCs come with at least an SD card slot. What happens is that when your PC is powered up and you insert the SD card into the slot on the PC it will ask you if you want to transfer the pictures or view them. If you click view you should be able to print from there. Greg
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Yes, it will work. Simply insert the SD card into the printer slot (for SD cards) and print away. I just tested it on an HP Office Jet Pro 8600. Of course you have a little more control on a desktop (computer MAC/PC/or OS device), but yes... the printer will work for easy/quick printing of images on the card.
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Hi Mildred, that depends on the type of printer you are using. Some printers do have a feature that you can insert a memory card directly into it and print the images taken by this Sony Camera. Though I suggest to have the images transfer first to a computer then print it using the computer. -Ely
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Please don't be offended, but I have written a review of the sony camera I purchased some time ago. The camera screen expired a month and a half before the warrantee expired and the customer service is the worst I have ever dealt with and downright rude. They make more on repairs than they do on the sale of a new camera. Whenyou send in the camera for repair( and you will), you don't get back your camera. You get one of thousands that have been repaired waiting for the next one to come in.) My suggestion is to buy maybe a Canon. I have two Canon cameras and they have been excellent cameras. I have never purchased another sony product and I never will. That is the best answer I can provide for you. Please don't be offended, but I have written a review of the sony camera I purchased some time ago. The camera screen expired a month and a half before the warrantee expired and the customer service is the worst I have ever dealt with and downright rude. They make more on repairs than they do on the sale of a new camera. Whenyou send in the camera for repair( and you will), you don't get back your camera. You get one of thousands that have been repaired waiting for the next one to come in.) My suggestion is to buy maybe a Canon. I have two Canon cameras and they have been excellent cameras.... » Read More Please don't be offended, but I have written a review of the sony camera I purchased some time ago. The camera screen expired a month and a half before the warrantee expired and the customer service is the worst I have ever dealt with and downright rude. They make more on repairs than they do on the sale of a new camera. Whenyou send in the camera for repair( and you will), you don't get back your camera. You get one of thousands that have been repaired waiting for the next one to come in.) My suggestion is to buy maybe a Canon. I have two Canon cameras and they have been excellent cameras. I have never purchased another sony product and I never will. That is the best answer I can provide for you. « Show Less
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You would need an adapter to go from an SD card to USB, but theoretically, yes.
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Yes, it so easy, just plug in the USB cable to your computer and the modified small USB into your camera. turn the camera on and it will start to import the photos.
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Just take the memory card. You put it in the machine and select what pictures you want printed and you can edit them too.
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Make sure you have a micro sd card in your camera then connect the camera to the computer with the USB charger cord....If the pc doesn't respond then get a sd card converter and plug it directly in your pc
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Of course. Many laptops have a port for an SDHC card. Since I am on a desktop (which doesn't have one), I emailed my photos to someone who had that capability and she stored them on the card. Piece of cake!
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Absolutely. Transfer onto card from computer, put card back into unit, then select and print. Did it this weekend for kids to print some pictures we took with two other cameras.
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You can use the picbridge cable to go from your camera to the printer. you can also use USB 2.0 to connect to a PC.
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I don't think so. I loaded pictures from a camera card. I thought it would have a USB input, but it doesn't.
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David, My Father has an older Sony digital camera that uses a Compact Flash card and it take a "Memory Stick Duo Adaptor" that your Compact Flash card slides into so even I'm able to use his compact flash card to slide into my Kodak printer card slot. Also here is the info that came with my iSharkk reader: iSharkk.com and support@isharkk.com for a 5 in 1 card reader if you have any other questions to ask. I also like using my USB port that comes with the card reader that today I am still able to keep up with todays technology when I'm still using a iPad 3rd Generation along with my Bluetooth keyboard pad also. I hope this info was helpful. gR - from IOWA David, My Father has an older Sony digital camera that uses a Compact Flash card and it take a "Memory Stick Duo Adaptor" that your Compact Flash card slides into so even I'm able to use his compact flash card to slide into my Kodak printer card slot. Also here is the info that came with my iSharkk reader: iSharkk.com and support@isharkk.com for a 5 in 1 card reader if you have any other questions to ask. I also like using my USB port that comes with the card reader that today I am still able to keep up with todays technology when I'm still using a iPad 3rd Generation along with... » Read More David, My Father has an older Sony digital camera that uses a Compact Flash card and it take a "Memory Stick Duo Adaptor" that your Compact Flash card slides into so even I'm able to use his compact flash card to slide into my Kodak printer card slot. Also here is the info that came with my iSharkk reader: iSharkk.com and support@isharkk.com for a 5 in 1 card reader if you have any other questions to ask. I also like using my USB port that comes with the card reader that today I am still able to keep up with todays technology when I'm still using a iPad 3rd Generation along with my Bluetooth keyboard pad also. I hope this info was helpful. gR - from IOWA « Show Less
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Yep, via USB. Not that I'm endorsing this printer. It sucks ink, and customer service for the issues I've had was a pain in the neck.
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Yes. You can slip your memory card into the printer. Or -- and much more useful -- connect the printer to your computer and print from there after you edit the images. Either way, it's dead simple.
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There's a USB built into side of camera just plug into your computer. Honestly though I find it easier just to pop my sd card out and upload that way bc usb is very difficult to get into the port on your computer
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I don't think so - there is no obvious usb port. There are sd card slots so you can print off those.
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No, you could transfer your pictures to an SD card and then print from that.
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Not at all. You can either use the USB cord that comes with the camera and download that way (and charge the battery at the same time!) or remove the SD card and insert that into your laptop or printer. 2 ways, both very easy.
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No, you have to take the picture with the camera and then print from what's on the camera. might be able to insert an sd card but the photo quality is so horrendous it's not worth it. The print is small, around 2 by 3? Very small and very pixelated.
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I read the manual and you can't install the printer in the usb port :-( any suggestion?