What card reader may I use to transfer pictures from card to PC ?
344520
Just make sure that your card fits the slot in the reader. Take your card to the store with you or rely on the card reader specifics to identify compatibility.
71240
Yes - it's just a glorified card reader. My daughter uses it with my MacBook with no problems. Just drag and drop the files.
80039
You'll first need a USB port to plug the card reader into. Afterthat it's a software issue.
1180710
If your computer had a slot for SD card, you can remove SD from camera and insert there to read it. Otherwise will need a USB cable that fits.
804793
If you have a computer with no SD card slot, this will work for you to read your cards; you simply insert your card into the reader, and then insert the reader into a USB port on your computer. Note that this will read cards up to 32GB, but NOT the new "SDXC" cards (64GB and up).
863241
It is very easy. You can use the included usb cable or remove the card and insert it in the card reader, if one is installed on your computer.
843102
hello, some converter for pictures I have in the computer normally format? since I get into the memory card out I failed. any recommendation? thx
2049942
No, this card reader is only for desktops. It needsto be connected to a 3.0 usb input on the motherboard.
742299
Buy a simple SD card reader (about $10.00) which allows you to use the Mac's USB port to transfer your pictures. No more silly cables...
192617
Best way we've found is to remove the SD memory card from the camera and then put the card in the computer's SD card slot. Copying, deleting, etc is like any other files on an external drive. If your computer doesn't have an SD card slot, SD card readers are available to plug into a USB port for less than $25. Very easy.
1857634
You just have to hook up the whole reader to your computer and you can insert up to four memory cards in all four readers and save them all at the same time in one folder. This saves a lot of time instead of uploading individual ones to your desktop.
92162
I have a universal card reader, but you could just as easily obtain a thumb drive and simply plug it into one of your USB ports on the computer. No need to run to a store or burn discs, etc. Thumb drives are so cheap now just get one of those instead of a hamburger. And it'll last a lot longer, too. Thumb drives, aka flash drives, etc. are very small and open up so you can slip your memory card into it. This camera uses a standard SD card. Plug it into your computer and simply copy/paste the files to a folder on your hard drive. I've never used the software from Kodak anyway. Takes too long.
154366
Dear customer, you can use a card reader, but this product doesn't include a usb cable.Thank you.
937175
It is NOT a card reader. This is a combination of an usb to usb-mini adapter, and a pen drive. In fact there are three pieces: a cover for the mini end, the adapter, and a 32GB pen drive stuck in the USB end of the adapter. A real nice little package - just don't loose it!
213507
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
649866
I use it to download photos and files from camera cards with a card reader.
561098
I've never seen an express card-to-SD slot adapter. I don't think they exist, sorry. There are USB card readers though that should give you the same basic functionality though. Here's an example - http://www.amazon.com/Transcend-Flash-Memory-Reader-TS-RDP8K/dp/B001NS0OZ4/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1371066202&sr=8-4&keywords=usb+card+reader