how do you manually import photos to your computerit doesnt allow me to click import images to computer
906236
I wish I could help you but don't think I can...I had the same problem you are experiencing and was ready to send the camera back. However, about the third time I connected the USB cable the camera would properly download so I do not know what happened to allow it to commence. I do think that this camera will not perform with certain systems as well as others (I have Windows XP) so perhaps that is your issue...I certainly wish you good luck...once it does work, it is a great little camera. I would also suggest that you try contacting Olympus customer support.
143633
I know this sounds crazy, but what do you have to turn the camera to to download to the computer?
2199685
What the first guy said. save the image on your SD card and transfer it manually.
53601
If you have a memory card adapter or slots on your PC or printer (connected to PC) you can put the memory card in the slot and it should bring up the auto-play menu thing on Windows. If it does, hit the folder button then you can copy/paste them where you want. If it doesn't show up or autoplay does not start, wait a minute after inserting the card so it can plug-and-play install (you can see the little icons at the bottom of your screen, it should say something about installing something) then go to My Computer; there should be a new drive letter that isn't associated with your stuff. That'll be your memory card and you can find your files to do as you please with them. If you aren't using a memory card, you'll have to hook your camera up via USB directly to your computer and access the files through there. I know I"m not too detailed on explaining; though I hope it helps. :/
1285008
Load the program (from the disc that comes with the camera) into your computer. Make sure your camera battery is fully charged. Then connect the camera to your computer with the included USB cord. The program should open automatically, and is pretty self explanatory at that point.
322362
Depending on the age of your computer and the software you have installed to look at photos, you could retrieve the photos in several different ways. One way, and it seems like it isn't working for you, is the automatic recognition. So forget that. Close your browser. Plug in the IOGEAR. Wait a minute. Then double-click on the computer icon. You will see a list of "drives with removal storage." Double-click on the one that matches the drive you plugged the IOGEAR into (Probably E or F) You will be given options on what to do depending on your computer and your software. Pick one. If you have a Mac, I have no idea. Depending on the age of your computer and the software you have installed to look at photos, you could retrieve the photos in several different ways. One way, and it seems like it isn't working for you, is the automatic recognition. So forget that. Close your browser. Plug in the IOGEAR. Wait a minute. Then double-click on the computer icon. You will see a list of "drives with removal storage." Double-click on the one that matches the drive you plugged the IOGEAR into (Probably E or F) You will be given options on what to do depending on your computer and your software. Pick one.... » Read More Depending on the age of your computer and the software you have installed to look at photos, you could retrieve the photos in several different ways. One way, and it seems like it isn't working for you, is the automatic recognition. So forget that. Close your browser. Plug in the IOGEAR. Wait a minute. Then double-click on the computer icon. You will see a list of "drives with removal storage." Double-click on the one that matches the drive you plugged the IOGEAR into (Probably E or F) You will be given options on what to do depending on your computer and your software. Pick one. If you have a Mac, I have no idea. « Show Less
725995
These days you don't need camera softwares to download your pictures into new computers. Just plug your camera and turn it on.
1352955
You need to connect the camera to a computer using a standard usb cable. Computer will automatically detect it and will give you the option to download.
1192777
I just loaded them from my computer's picture folder and it worked. You can also take the SD card from your camera after taking pictures and insert it that way also. I hope this helps
659816
You have to manually do this in the file system in the camera. Plug this in to your computer and look for the videos in the camera file system and cut and paste to your computer. My suggesting would be to send the camera back if you can. This was a terrible purchase and I should have returned mine!!
84999
Port images or videos from camera to pc without removing sd card from camera...also essential if computer has no card reader.
324586
You need to use the provided software. We transferred our images from Photoshop (where we did our editing) to their software. We found the editing software difficult.
1997703
If your Mac has an SD card reader that is the easiest way to import your photos. It will automatically open iPhoto and you can import them.
1852236
I transfer the pics to my computer and select and print from there or tak memory card to local store and print from there
384977
You save the images to an sd card first. Then save to the computer. From the computer you can transfer to a cd. We did that.
1079829
The camera should of come with a usb cable that connects from the bottom of the camera into your computer. If you hook that up and turn the camera on, then your computer will pop up with a box that lets you select a program to upload photos. Once you choose that, you can choose to have them deleted from the memory stick as they're uploaded onto the computer, or leave them on the memory stick after uploading them. I HIGHLY suggest downloading Picasa Photo Editor. Not only does it make it easy to upload photos, its an excellent photo editor that you can download for free. Its not as advanced as an $80 photoshop program, but again, its free, and does a good job. Hope this helps :) The camera should of come with a usb cable that connects from the bottom of the camera into your computer. If you hook that up and turn the camera on, then your computer will pop up with a box that lets you select a program to upload photos. Once you choose that, you can choose to have them deleted from the memory stick as they're uploaded onto the computer, or leave them on the memory stick after uploading them. I HIGHLY suggest downloading Picasa Photo Editor. Not only does it make it easy to upload photos, its an excellent photo editor that you can download for free. Its not as advanced... » Read More The camera should of come with a usb cable that connects from the bottom of the camera into your computer. If you hook that up and turn the camera on, then your computer will pop up with a box that lets you select a program to upload photos. Once you choose that, you can choose to have them deleted from the memory stick as they're uploaded onto the computer, or leave them on the memory stick after uploading them. I HIGHLY suggest downloading Picasa Photo Editor. Not only does it make it easy to upload photos, its an excellent photo editor that you can download for free. Its not as advanced as an $80 photoshop program, but again, its free, and does a good job. Hope this helps :) « Show Less
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Not directly. You scan first to a mini smart card, then connect the scanner to the computer via USB and import the images.