How do I get pix from camera to my laptop. USB cord needed?
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Your camera should have came with a cord that connects to the charger which should be a USB cord. Yes you will need that cord to connect it to your computer.
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Yes, you need to use a USB cable to transfer pics & video to your computer. But the INCLUDED charging cord unplugs from the included charger, and that is the cable you then use to transfer your pics. You'll find that it's easy & works perfectly.
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The charging cord that comes with the camera can be used to download the pix to your computer.
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You won't need a usb cord if your laptop has a sd card reader. If not then you will need the usb cord.
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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.
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You should be able to the USB cord that the camera came with to plug into your computer. You may need to turn on the camera after you plug it in.
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Yes, USB cord is needed. Should have come with one. Plug camera to Computer, then turn on camera. computer should pick it up, and ask you if you want to transfer pictures.
697086
By using the USB cord to hook it up and it goes to iPhoto! It's so easy and the pictures are great!!
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.
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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.
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Normally photos (pictures) are downloaded to a computer via a USB cable. Typically the picture files are from a camera (w/usb cable) or some other device with a USB output. You didn't say what the signal source is! You may want to look at http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&lc=en&dlc=en&docname=c01668603 Perhaps what you want is: If you are going from an HDMI output (as on a Cable DVR box) to a USB input on your computer there are adaptors that will do this conversion. Do more inquiries about this... Also do a web search: "USB 2.0 to HDMI Adapter with Audio" Also if you want your PC to capture HDMI directly take a look at "StarTech.com PCI Express HD Video Capture Card 1080p - HDMI/DVI/VGA/Component TV Tuners/Video Capture (PEXHDCAP)" Hope this helps. If you want to capture the
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Use your cable to transfer pix. To Using your cable plugged into computer and camera download the pix. to computer. Put a disk in comp. and download pix to disk. At least this is what i do.
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I can confirm that my camera came with a USB cord. I don't have the box nor the notice with me with me but you should check as some time the list of items is indicated.
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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.
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Any usb port (computer, audio, car, etc. providing 5 volts cc) on where you can plug the camera charging cord should work. Remember that the battery can be charged only installed in the camera. For long events I recomend to carry a charged spare battery. Hope this will help.
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Unhook the large usb (female end) from the plug that goes into the electrical outlet, and plug that end into the usb in the back or front of your computer. The camera must be on. Next, open the battery compartment and carefully slide the small end (male end) in to the small usb receiver next to the battery. (The vertical slot.)A dialog box will appear, choose import pictures.
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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
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Absolutely Robert. I do have this camera now, using the usb cord takes forever, just pick up a card reader. Much faster.
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I bought a usb cable to transfer photos. Far easier to use than the wifi set up.
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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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Mine came with a USB cord and I added several pictures by connecting it to my computer.
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Remove the SD card and insert it in your laptop, if it doesn't have an SD slot you will have to purchase an adapter to plug it in a USB port.
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Yep just charged it off my laptop USB port this morning. Take a standard micro USB plug. Great camera. Just love it.