How do you transfer your photos to the computer
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The camera should have come with a cable that plugs into the camera at one end and the computer at the other.You just plug it in and then turn on the camera and it will upload a program to your computer and then a littlewindow will appear that asks what task you want to perform. You choose download pictures and it will put themin your computer. Only takes a few seconds!
792282
You should have an sd card in your camera to store photos on the camera. Most computers have a sd card slot. You can put your card in there and it will prompt to inport photos should pop up. Or you can use the charging cord that came with the camera and plug into the camera and the USB port on the computer and it will also prompt you to import pictures.
792283
hello, i just plug cable that came with camera into camera and computer,one each end .transfersauto to computer , then box comes up on computer, hit download, make picture id, ex. 4-04-2014hope this helps///ed
792284
I use the USB cable that came with it. When I connect the camera to the computer, it automatically shows the camera like an external drive. I browse to the DICM directory and the folder with the pictures. Then I either copy or move the pictures to the directory where I want to store them. I usually create a new directory with a unique name so I know what the group of pictures are rather than try to rename each individual one. Hope this helps. RW
792285
First,you need to connect the camera and the computer using the same cable that you use for external charger. Only this time, you plug in the USB port on the computer. If you have already installed the picture "manager" of some kind, either from Nikon or other programs, everything should go automatically. You'll be asked about picture transferred, destination folder, re-naming etc.
792286
The camera should have come with a cable that plugs into the camera at one end and the computer at the other. You just plug it in and then turn on the camera and it will upload a program to your computer and then a little window will appear that asks what task you want to perform. You choose download pictures and it will put them in your computer. Only takes a few seconds!
629623
The easiest way is to take the card out and put the card in the computer. You might not have the drivers to do it right from the camera.
1136229
Yes, you can. One way of doing that is to take the memory card out of your camera, insert it into a memory card reader, connect the memory card reader to your computer through a USB port, and then transfer your data as normal.
980808
You can transfer your files to your PC via a wireless network using the CameraWindow software. This requires Windows 7 (SP1) or Windows 8. Windows 7 Starter and Home Basic additions aren't supported. USB cable transfers are as they have been for a long time, but the USB cable isn't included. However, if you are a Canon user, you probably have a couple laying around somewhere. Depending on what you want to do with them, you can easily transfer your pics to your phone using Wi-Fi.
1295375
I assume you want to move pictures from the camera to your pc. You need a memory chip, mine didn't come with one it fits beside the batteries in the battery compartment. When you want to move pictures to your computer just pull it out and then plug it into a drive. (Mine is on my all in one printer) Hope this helps.
825276
The easiest way is with a SD card reader then just pull the card from the camera and plug it in to your computer
83193
Use a USB cable directly from the camera to computer for video and photo transfers.
1705605
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
384977
You save the images to an sd card first. Then save to the computer. From the computer you can transfer to a cd. We did that.
1805959
all you have to do is email the pics to your computer and then go to your email on your computer
1136232
Yes. Just remove the camera card and put it in your camera card slot in your computer. Create a NEW FOLDER and name it. Save the pictures to the folder in your computer.
1783776
If you're using the computer to control the camera, I believe you should be able to set the software to save the images to any disc volume including external harddrives. There is no way to transfer images from the camera to an external drive without a computer, however, as you need a computer to act as a 'host' for image transfers. There are some portable photo storage devices made by Epson and other companies that can read memory cards and copy them into their internal harddrives. There is also a series of Wi-Fi capable SDHC memory cards called Eye-Fi which can use your wireless network to automatically transfer images to your computer or, depending on the model, to a web site of your choosing using local wireless hotspots.
1845624
No, you have to install a memory card and then take it out to download the photos, etc on your computer.
1205606
The camera comes with a cord that plugs into the computer and when you do that a screen appears asking if you want to import the images and that is it. The camera comes with a cd to download a photo software program but that is not necessary. Hope that helps.
1868022
Connect the camera to a computer using a USB cable. The internal memory can be accessed like a USB flash drive.
1642933
Does your computer have a card reader? If so put a card in the card reader and put the cd in your computer and transfer the photos from the CD to the card.
1863472
There is a USB cable that comes with, with a wall USB charger as well. When you plug the USB into the computer, the pictures download to whatever photo program you have on your computer.