For the WIFI picture transfer option in windows 7... can I transfer the full picture file size from camera to PC or is there a pic file size limit?
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I've been able to transfer the max picture size. Took a minute but it worked and looked great.
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yes photos download via WIFI to my PC , but it better and more eaiser to let the camara know your ip address of the wifi internet and send photos by your mail .
681022
when you connect the camera to the pc it will download from online.... I never had to download a separate software to get the pics from the camera to my pc....
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You will not be able to transfer images using WiFi to your computer. We bought our camera shortly after it came to market -- the OS used by Olympus seems to be proprietary and can only be used to transfer from your camera to a smartphone (all models). The OS is a free download from the Olympus site. To transfer images to our image management on our computers we remove the memory card, insert it into the appropriate slot on the laptop and import. Pretty easy, but for sure not WiFi.
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Yes you can download to your computer with a usb cable. I can't speak on the WIFI, I haven't used that feature. A usb cable does not ship with this camera. The cable you will need is: USB 2.0 A To Mini B - (5 Pin) or should work. If you buy this camera take the time to browse the instruction book that comes with it, you should be fine.Tripp Lite USB 2.0 Hi-Speed A to Mini-B Cable (A to 5Pin Mini-B, M/M) 3-ft.(U030-003)
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I bought it as a gift, so I didn't try every single thing on it. However, I was able to get my Windows 8 laptop to work with it in regards to importing photos via my Wi-Fi network. I only tried it once, so I don't know if there are other circumstances that may cause issues.
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I have reviewed the manual and they talk about built in memory, but they never give any size. The only way I get picture to display is from a memory card or USB flash drive.
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The recommended method of transferring photos from iPhoto to smart card, or hard drive, etc. is to use the File; Export; Kind- jpeg;(I use maximum - full size). No problems for the past year of use.
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I am sorry I have no idea, I always hooked my directly to my pc. However, it has been a few years since I used mine as I was quite disappointed the 8 x 10 pictures as they "always" got a line through them. Good luck.
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My A720 has a 8 GB SD card in it. I remove the card, plug it into my USB card reader, then I can go anywhere with the pictures. To the computers Hard Drive, to a USB flash card plugged into another USB port, or whatever you want. Easy to do. Much faster to take the SD card out and put it in a USB card reader than plugging the camera into a USB cord to the computer. Done this for several 10,000 pictures.
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I don't know the actual size of the internal memory, perhaps you could do some research on the FLIR website to get that info. The first time we used it we were able to take and store over 500 pictures. I don't have windows 8, I have windows 7 and it works just find with the USB port. The pics are .jpg
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You can copy pictures from the camera to your phone. But you cannot use WiFi to copy pictures from the camera to your PC. I called Fuji tec support twice about this. They advise tha it is a know problem they are trying to fix, their suggestion is to use the included usb cable. The camera is labeled WI Fi on the front, but it does not work
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I would be glad to answered, when I tried to download to my computer and zoom picture is not able to adjust...I had the help from online and they told me to tell the Amazon that it willl not work on Windows 7.
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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.
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no, what you need is a usb cable to connect your camera to your pc. The cable will transfer the data from the sd card in your camera to the pc
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that would depend of the size of the file it can be anywhere from 100 to thousands depends on how many kb each picture file is example if your picture file were 675 kb each you would get just shy of 7000 pictures
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I don't know what format your pc file is. I use mine with an SD card transferring JPG or IMG files without problems.