how well does the photos upload to your computer , plug direct from camera to usb or remove card to upload any issues in those areas
1606703
We haven't heard of any issues transferring pictures to a computer using either method.
1606704
I take out the card and insert it into the laptop. No problems at all. Great camera.
1606705
Requires you to use Play Memories software, which I don't like. USB connection.
1606706
USB upload. No issues love the camera...the only thing that I had an issue with was the camera bag really is too small for the camera and the needed accessories. We ended up buying a different bag. Hope that helps.
515482
I always use a wall plug. It does use a USB to plug into the transformer that plugs into the wall. This allows it to transfer files as well directly from the camera. I usually transfer files directly from the card using my computer's built in card reader.
1913815
You can upload pictures by a USB connection from camera to computer or and sd card reader. SD card readers upload pictures faster. If you computer is not equipped with an sd card reader you can buy a good one for approx $25.00. Hope this helps.
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
50525
You can plug in (and leave plugged in) a USB drive or SD Card. I have also read that if you have a USB to Mini-USB cord (not included, but you may have for another device), you can plug the frame into your computer directly, making it easy to save photos to the internal memory (copy & paste/ drag & drop). You can save photos off of the other media forms, but the process is very tedious (one photo at a time).
612083
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.
987405
I never used the USB for download to my computer. I just popped the SD card out and put it in my card reader. My laptop has a reader, so I didn't need any separate device. I suspect the card reader is a bit faster for data transfer, but I'm not positive. Either should work.
758872
I cannot get files from the camera connected to the computer.However, using a usb card reader works perfectly. It only cost me a couple of dollars as well.
512503
I usually just remove the SD card and plug it into a adapter I have attached to my Mac. My PC also has an SD slot. As some of the other answers mention you can also attach a cable between camera and computer and transfer using the Canon software that came with the camera.Another option I've never tried is to use a WiFi enabled flash card - then you don't even have to remove the card from the camera. They are rather expensive though - at least last time I looked.
389765
I am sorry to say I haven't yet uploaded anything with this camera to my computer. But.....I did have another one just like it (that I lost) and it was easy to do. Just plugged it in and the camera and computer sorta walked you through the entire process.
1025574
No. You can easily upload things to your cp with the USB that is installed at the bottom, so you dont really need the memory card. Upload, delete from camera, save more space.
605958
I just plug the SD card into my Mac and the pictures come up instantly. No problems.
587548
Works for me [though W8 is a little strange from XP], I do a lot of foto editing almost daily. There are many tools that I haven't used [or used much] so glitches may still occur. I would say, if you have your computing power up, go with it.
1533753
My laptop had a slot in the front for camera memory cards. Since I upload my pics to our desktop via USB and rarely pull my camera's memory card out... I never tested it. But it was there. :)
434674
I haven't had or noticed any problems. I've taken several pictures and they come out lovely! I haven't tried taking any pictures using the flash, only daytime photos.
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.
72455
The card won't go into a USB port. My laptop has a slot for a data card -- maybe yours does too. I use a USB cable to transfer photos from my camera to my computer.