How to transfer files from camera to a laptop
1569886
I pull the memory card and put on my laptop that way. Simple file transfer.
1569887
you can either take the memory card out and download it onto your computer or you can hook your camera to your computer and download it from there
1569888
it is so easy,you have to buy a memory card and insert it in your camera and then at anytime you can insert it in your card reader which is connected to your laptop and then you can transfer all files to your laptop.
1569889
You take the micro CD card from the camera and put it in the Micro CD adapter that came with the micro cd card. Then put into your Micro CD slot on the side of your computer, a pop up box will come up and you will select files. Once you do that you will see a x2player Icon in which you will select and the player will come on and all you have to do is select play or you can highlite specific times as noted in the player. Real easy.
1569890
Actually I bought it for my friend, but I have no Idea how his transfers files from there to the laptop. I hope his getting 16-32 GB memory card to the laptop and transfers to the laptop.
1569891
Very simple... there few ways to do it... easiest way is 1. remove SD from camera 2. insert into laptop SD slot 3.Use explore or open option 4. Create new Folder on you laptop 5. Copy all files from SD and paste in to laptop.
798794
The easiest way is to simply remove the SD card from the camera, plug it into the computer, and download the files from the card (if that's what you're asking).
2157241
1. Use the USB attachment on the camera itself and plug into a USB port on the monitor. 2. Connect with the small HDMI cord that comes with the camera (connects to side of camera after you flip open the screen and plug into standard HDMI port). 3. If you use an SD card, remove from the camera and insert it into an SD slot. Hope this helps!
1641875
Use the USB cord that came with it. The "Nikon Transfer" program works well. I'm using it on a Mac, so I don't know if you can access the photos without a program on a PC.
838709
I am sorry, but I don't know how it would work. Your flash drive plugs into your USB port or hub on your computer; then you copy or drag and drop your files to the flash drive. You can easily transfer pictures from your camera to a computer using the cables though. Just connect the cable to your camera and then to your computer, on screen directions will tell you how to proceed.
1826477
The camera does not connect to the laptop, it rests on the lip of the screen. It has a non-slip surface that works fine. Just slide it along to your preferred spot on the screen.
1485564
You need a card like you use in a camera (SD card) and then you can put pics from your laptop on it and put the card in the frame. Very easy!
345942
Pretty sure you just use the usb cable to link to your PC and extract the file. Might need to set your cam to the video playback setting to do it. I haven't used mine for a long time, so it's hard to remember.
2067770
Would love to help but not sure I understand. What do you mean "don't know what to do with the reader"? I'll try a basic answer in case you've never used a reader before. The reader allows you to transfer the photos from the camera card to a laptop computer. If you pop off the clear plastic end, it will expose a USB drive that you can plug into a typical laptop. Most laptops have a USB port on the sides or back. Put it in with the big SanDisk wording face up. The card then slips in the slit on the other end. Also put it in face up, with the end that has the angle on one corner inward. On your laptop, navigate to My Computer and you should see it appear. Click on it, then DCIM, then you should see a folder or folders with you pictures. You can then copy them to any folder you want on your computer. My apologies if this wastoo basic, but if it doesn't answer the question, clarify, and I'll try again.
135777
Yes plug the camera into your computer and open it like a flash drve through my computer there will be a text file. Open it. It contains both instructions and settings don't forget to save file after changes
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.
1204854
Used USB cable plugged into camera to computer, which recognized camera as external device. Then copied files from camera to pictures directory. Hope this helps
389767
Yes I just take SD card out and use a sd card reader [plugs in USB slot on computer] and I use a Program called Picasa Or [free on the net a google program]you can just use USB and remove rubber cover on the end of camera and plug a small to reg size cord in and hook to usb on computer. Great little cameraRonnie
748569
At the top of the camera on the side opposite the on/off button is a little trigger switch that flips up the USB plug-in. Plug this into your computer to recharge the battery. You can also download images into your computer via the USB.
1567843
When you plug the usb cable from camera to USB. There is a button that you press on the camera (top left button...sorry forgot the name). It's the button when you open the screen, buttons are on the body of the camera. then on the display it will give you the option to select where you want to view/edit files. select which memory (memory card a, b or internal). I usually select all by touching that option on the touch screen. Then your computer will read it as a memory card/thumb drive/external drive. You can now save onto you pc.
904710
Connect the camera to the PC usng the USB cable. Select "PC" on the camera's screen, then you will be able to access the sim card from the file manger.
264404
I'm not an expert, but I would go to Best Buy or Radio Shack for the connecting cables. We transfer the pictures directly to the PC from the camera disc. Hope that helps.