do you have to get the videos and pictures developed from somewhere?
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The item in question is a floating strap, not the camera. It attaches to any camera to prevent the camera from sinking. I have a waterproof camera but your question is about the floating strap.
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I just download the pics to my computer and cam order them from anywhere. Great underwater shots too.
2084274
What you are getting is the yellow floating thing attached to the camera, not the camera.
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I can't say for sure if the software will work, but that won't matter, if you're planning on getting some kind of extra software you will be fine. You'll be able to get the video on to the computer no problem.
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You have to bring it to a pharmacy or an actual photo development store (if any still exist) and get it developed there. It's essentially an old disposable film camera in an airtight seal.
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No, just video. You can create 1080 screen grabs if you only need small images.
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No. You do not need anything to do the videos. They do not use any equipment themselves.
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Yes..you need a smart phone or pad in order to download the controls...videos will store on phone or pad
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If you have a Digital Video Recorder to store the images, and that recorder is off site or somehow made safe, then you have the images. Each camera feeds a steady stream of video, but it is stored nowhere, unless you make provision to store it.Note that to store even 5 frames a second takes an awful lot of disk space.
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You will need a recording device such as digital video recorder (DVR) that stores the video on a hard drive or a SD card.
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You can share them directly from the camera. As is with any "sharing" device, you'll need an Internet connection.
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I assume you want to download them to your computer or other device. I use YTD Video Downloader. Simply Google it. There is a free version, which is the one I have used, or you can pay for more features. The free version will also capture videos from Facebook (and I assume) a few other places, but it does not capture from a very few of the sources I have tried.
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Yes. There is a "Share" section, and you can export the pages as jpegs or pdfs
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I'm not 100% sure, but I would think, you would have to speak with the individuals/company that would be developing your photos.
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Yes! You need to purchase Blue Iris ($50) for Windows or Evocam ($30) for Mac to record to your computer. Both are very good with numerous triggering options: motion, sound, time and date, remote request, or manually. You can specify the folder to which the video clips will be written. If you have DropBox, you can dump the videos in your DropBox folder so that they are sent to the cloud and become available to all your portable devices.
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I do not know. I have not discovered how to access or export them but they can be used within the software that come with the computer.
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Yes you can - we take the card out of the camera and import the video using a card reader.
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Yes you can. You can save them to the inboard memory or a SD card. And if I remember correctly there are several templates that you can save still pictures too that give them borders and accents.
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No. It includes micro sd card and you need to insert it into the camera. When you check the video, you may take the card out and put it in your computer.