how can I transfer pictures from my Panasonic hdc-sd60 to my computer
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Install included software HD writer so you can transfer video files to PC then use editing software such as Corel video studio pro X3 to make your movie
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I remove the SD memory card and use an inexpensive USB adapter to download the files to my computer.Here's one available from Amazon : eForCity SDHC / SD / MMC Memory Card Reader to USB 2.0 Adapter, Smoke
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I use the USB cable that was supplied with my camera, and transfer directly into the Sony "play memories home" software. works great!
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You can download Acronis True Image software from the Western Digital website to transfer all your data. I have used it successfully.
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plug the included USB cable into the camera and the other end into your computer's USB port. A dialog box will appear on the PC screen. Choose "open folder to view files". Click & drag a selection box around the photos you want to transfer, then right-click and choose "Copy". Open My Documents", right-click and choose "Paste". (you can also drag & drop photos)
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You can remove the flash memory from the camera and read it with a camera memory reader connected to your computer, OR get a connector cable as described on the Canon website at: http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/products/cameras/digital_cameras/powershot_sx50_hs#SuppliesAndAccessories Description: "Interface Cable IFC-400PCU The Canon IFC-400PCU USB Interface Cable enables you to transfer your camera pictures to a computer fast. The cable connects to your camera and to the USB port on your PC or MAC Computer." This cable is inexpensive and found in many retail stores...Radio Shack, Best Buy, etc. Enjoy!
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Not sure you can do it. I have been unable to show pictures transfered from Windows 7 to SD card after being edited in Picassa.. Pictures on SD card are not recognized by Smart Pants. Sorry can't help you. Henry
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Thanks for all the answers. Actually, I googled this and found out I could just drop and drag files using the Computer screen and that it working great to transfer the photos.Thanks again.
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Port images or videos from camera to pc without removing sd card from camera...also essential if computer has no card reader.
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Get yourself an sd/mmc card reader. Remove the card from your MiCorder, place it into the reader and place the reader into the usb port. Also, with the cord that came with the MiCorder, plug that into the MiCorder and the other into the computer's usb port. Both options worked fine for me. Good Luck!
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On The Back of the HD PVR. Out of it to my Computer using USB. Using ArcSoft Software
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I never hooked up my fs100 to my computer, I just take the sd card out of the fs100 and put it into the card reader thats hooked up to the usb. then transfer via windows explorer, drag and drop or copy/cut and paste. it's very simple and fast this way.
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Pretty sure you just use the usb cable to link to your PC and extract the file. Might need to set your cam to the video playback setting to do it. I haven't used mine for a long time, so it's hard to remember.
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Mine works using Windows PC but I need to install more software to use it on my MacBook Air. The cable reads the sd card and the pics are on it.
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Look on the Panasonic web site for a manual to download. To remove the card, on the bottom of the camera is a slide opening, you will notice a gray arrow shape, push the slide in the direction of the arrow and it will slide to the right then you can swing it up, once you see the card you can gently push down on the card and it will pop up enough that you can pull the card out to replace. If you have a SD card slot on your computer you can place the SD card in your computer to view/download your pictures if you have software for photos.
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put the sd card in your pc, and the pc will direct you on how to load them. If you don't have a port on your pc you can get an adapter that fits in your usb port
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You can transfer your files to your PC via a wireless network using the CameraWindow software. This requires Windows 7 (SP1) or Windows 8. Windows 7 Starter and Home Basic additions aren't supported. USB cable transfers are as they have been for a long time, but the USB cable isn't included. However, if you are a Canon user, you probably have a couple laying around somewhere. Depending on what you want to do with them, you can easily transfer your pics to your phone using Wi-Fi.