Can the SD card(s) be inserted into a card adapter and then plugged into a compurter's USB port for viewing via the computer?
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You also can just move it over to a camera that takes an SD card. That is how I view my photos out in the field. I just carry a very small camera (that I carry with me in any case), and briefly move the card from the trail camera into the camera. Then I review the photos and decide if I want to move the trail camera.
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Yep, so long as you have some adapter or reader the SD Card will load like any drive and let you access the photos, on both Mac and PC.
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Yes they can. Depending on the computer I am using I use the built in card reader or a usb card reader. Either will work equally well.
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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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No. I was able to view the photos stored in the small card when I connected the camera to the computer using the USB cable.
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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 camera Ronnie
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You are correct plug it into a USB port or much quicker is plug the micro SD card into a reader slot and manage the files with your computers file manager.
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I'm guessing you can. I've haven't tried it but whenever I plug in my Android phone (GS4) it says it's been plugged into a computer and I can share my files with it as if it was my desktop so you should be able to plug in the card reader.
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The device is not hooked to a computer. The SD card used to transfer images should be compatible.
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-The easiest way to view is to plug it into the laptop/monitor. Alternatively, you can also take out the SD card and put that into your laptop as well.
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You'll first need a USB port to plug the card reader into. Afterthat it's a software issue.
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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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there is a adaptor for the micro sd card, which you can insert into your computers sd card slot...I am using it.It works good.
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It doesn't seem so. The easiest thing to go is buy a simple USB card reader that you can put into your computer and then insert the card.
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In a word, YES. The drive doesn't distinguish between Adapter card or regular SD Card.
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Yes. Remove the SD card & read it. Or, Plug in a mini USB cable from camera to computer.
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This device plugs directly into a USB port, on the front side, back side, on a hub, laptop or whatever. It will show up (when a card is inserted) as a separate drive in the filesystem (Explorer or similar). So ... the short answer is ... yes.
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Assuming that you are using Windows 7 or similar, I would use the micro-USB to USB cable that plugs into the AC adapter, and plug into a USB port. The Windows system should eventually see the SD card (like with any removable device) and allow you to move files from and to it. It will show up as "Idea TabA2109", with two folders under it, Internal Storage, and SD Card.
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Mine came with a USB card reader adapter. It's very nice, but any SD card adapter should work.