Does Photo Explosion Version 5 have a web location to store Photo's
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I do not know. Sorry. It's probably best not to use this program. But you could email the Nova Company and ask them, but you might have to pay $$ to have them answer you.
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Not that I know of unless your computer has the capability in the photo program that you use.
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Unfortunately, I don't see any place to upload photos. But they did update the design of the boxes slightly. There's a purple ribbon on the left that says 'No Coding.' And 'Precision Xtra Systems' is printed at the bottom center of the box. If I can find a way to upload a photo, I'll do it ASAP. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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Sure. When you connect the frame to your computer, it shows up similar to a flash drive. You can copy photos to it, and copy photos off of it.
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There is no storage on this photo frame except for the SD / SDHC slot or USB connectivity. They do have other models with built-in flash memory but of course the cost goes up for them. SD cards are fairly inexpensive and easy to update periodically so I wasn't looking for built-in memory and at the price listed I wasn't expecting anything more. Personally bought this for my mother and loaded a bunch of pictures my father made back in the 50's, 60's, and 70's I had digitized and she has enjoyed seeing them again.
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You first have to download the software provided with the camera onto your computer. Included was a cord that plugs into computer and them into the camera. The camera downloads the pictures automatically and asks you where you want to store them. I use Dropbox which is a free storage site
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The pictures load from the outside. I've never had any issues w/ photos falling out. I just tipped one of my albums to see - all secure. The 4x6" photos are snug enough to not fall out. I've filled about 20 of these albums & am very pleased.
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Yes.. Best practice will be to download the still images into Organizer and then Edit in Elements - Organizer is included with Elements.
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Yes they are saved to a SD card and you can use any photo software to edit the *.jpg file, copy, and/or save them to your hard drive.
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It's always important to have a backup.. If the flash drive fails you should still have a copy somewhere. So to answer your question.. Yes you can use it to store your pics, but you should only feel safe if you have a backup of them.. And any important data for that matter.
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No, the images are stored on a SD card in the camera unit. So you do need to check the camera regualrly to switch out the SD card. You can download the SD card to your computer.
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Sorry this answer is a little late. Yes, we can show you how to do it. We will take pictures, upload them to aniota.com and let you know where they are as soon as they're up. jwhite
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You have to go to settings, then to file manager and there find the folder where your photos are located. Hope that helps.
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Hi, Rubo. I, think you can't download directly, but u have some options to put the photos there. You can use a computer and put your photos on dropbox, you can send your photos to your email or you can put the galaxy sim card in your computer and put the photos there. Maybe you are gonna need a sim card adaptor to make it bigger and fit it in the computer
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I have had no problems at all using this brand of CDs for photos that I want to give to a relative; but frankly it is a huge waste of office space to store photos on CDs. A better choice is to store photos on DVDs. An even better choice is storing your photos in the cloud. If you have an Office 365 account with Microsoft you can have as much as a Terrabyte of cloud storage; Amazon also has a real good deal with cloud storage for documents and photos. With cloud storage, you can always access your photos from anywhere.
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Possible with certain software. Do not write over disk. I have recovered several photos but not all. search google for the software.
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No. The images are captured to a secure digital card that can then be inserted into a computer for upload.