How do I get to my pictures
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On The Seagate Share page, you have to navigate to the folder that contains the photos you want to see, and then just double click on them.
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Hi i think the easiest way would be connecting the camera to a pc or mac downloading the pictures and then plugging your flash drive and then move them to it, justo don't know a simple way...hope it helps, greetings
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On the back of the camera, next to the viewing screen, is a button with an arrow icon. This is what I use to see stored pictures.
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You should be able to get to the camera by going to Menu, then down to Multimedia, and then Camera should be 4th on the list. Hope that helps!
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Go into menu and select pictures and it should display on screen, then use left and right to scroll thru pics. Pics r very small so u don't see any details.
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After you purchase it, it'll send you a link to upload your pic. If you call customer service, they are really helpful too!
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You will need to send the images to a file server if you wantt o save them (via FTP). To view them, you will need a wireless device that can view web pages. YOu can connect to this device eitehr with an Ethernet cable or a wifi connection. In other words, you will need a home computer network to connect up to.
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Download program "Iseeu" Open it click on seach you will see the ID of camera then double click on it .first you will see "connect bad wait for a while you will see " now good and the picture of the scene, from there you can used you finger slide from left or right up or down to move the camera .
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get a microsd/transflash memory card and copy over the pics to your card instead of storing it in the phone's internal memory.
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usually you just go under playback or wherever you look at pictures on your camera and click the menu button. then you find format and select it. hope this helps
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Remove your sd card and then connect the camera directly to your computer through a USB port, and download the internal memory to your computer. That will unlock so to speak the full memory message and allow you to resume taking photos. While downloading also download your SD card directly into your computer, Check to make sure your picturs are transferred, then do a QUICK format of your SD card. This action clears up any full memory messages you may be receiving. Remember your camera has two memories, 1 SD card and 1 internal memory, it is the internal memory that fill up quick, check your settings and make sure your pics are going to your SD card, and you probably won't have the problem again . I recommend at least a 4 GB SD Card, they are cheap and will hold tons of pics. where as your internal memory is very lmited Hope this helps.
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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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So far I have only taken pics, and downloaded them to my computer. I had to contact tech support to find out how to download the pics and they were extremely helpful with that.
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I have not no idea sorry I have not tried to se just how many picts I could take
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My scanned pictures go into my iphoto file . . . you tell it where you want to pics to go . . .
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To view pictures press the arrow button > on the bottom then use the notches on the side of the OK (right or left side of it)to scroll through them. Just plug the camera in using the USB port to import pictures.
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Turn off the camera, take out the card and insert into a slot in your computer. Use Windows Explorer to open it. Double click on the first picture and it will expand to full screen. Use the arrow at the bottom to move forward or backward through the pictures. Use the command line at the top to do things like copy, select all, move to another folder, delete, etc.