Will this cable transfer photos from my camera to a flash drive?
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I don't know because I haven't tried that , but its a good question. Sorry.
838709
I am sorry, but I don't know how it would work. Your flash drive plugs into your USB port or hub on your computer; then you copy or drag and drop your files to the flash drive. You can easily transfer pictures from your camera to a computer using the cables though. Just connect the cable to your camera and then to your computer, on screen directions will tell you how to proceed.
412951
I think any USB to Micro USB cable would work. Amazon.com has several choices. I no longer have my Olympus but gave it as a gift to my daughter so can't check this out but my recollection is that this cable will work.
2251678
I suspect not. Would recognize my flash drive but would not an external hard drive I had been using. Can try and can always return item.
1428294
No. I bought a Sandisk 16gb card that is compatible. I also bought a card reader instead of a USB cable for photo transfers. You also need to know that the user manual is only on line.
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Hi i think the easiest way would be connecting the camera to a pc or mac downloading the pictures and then plugging your flash drive and then move them to it, justo don't know a simple way...hope it helps, greetings
1650670
I've been able to connect my hard drives and thumb drives and transfer data simultaneously. It also works on my idevice too it so it should be able to work for cameras.
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No you cannot transfer to the USB stick without a computer.The photo frame plays jpegs only for photos and you can plug in a SDHC card up to 16gb and play your photos from it. If your camera takes jpegs then you can use the SDHC card in the frame. Plus you should keep a backup of your photos incase of failure of USB stick or SDHC which would require reformatting to fix and that would erase all your photos, music and video files
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Probably not. This cable is for a standard printer USB hook-up. Most of my cameras and devises use either a mini USB or a micro USB cable. Google some pictures of mini USB and micro USB cables and see if you can find the one that looks like it would fit your camera. Fortunately, these connectors are pretty standard now. So you may find it relatively easy. Mediabridge will likely make the cable that you are looking for. Their cables are of good quality. I hope this information helps.
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Do not listen to D. Fox, the first 3 answers are correct on what you want to do. You do NOT need the USB cable which goes from your camera to your USB port in the computer. Just plug your memory card into the card reader and then plug the card reader into your USB port, and you are ready to download your pictures into your computer.You can use a USB cable but that will defeat the purpose of the card reader.
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It worked for me on my Coolpix S9300 I checked my camera booklet and it told me which USB cable to buy.
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Thank you for contacting us. Yes, you can use the included USB cable to transfer pictures to your computer.
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I bought this patch cord only to download photos from my Alpha D-SLR, however, looking at the description . . . tucked into part of the description is . . . *For USB Image Transfer Only this cable suits: Cybershot DSC-S650, DSC-S700, DSC-S730, DSC-S750, DSC-S780, DSC-S800, DSC-S950, DSC-S2000, DSC-S2100, DSC-TF1, DSC-W180, DSC-W190, DSC-W310, DSC-W320, DSC-W330, DSC-W370, DSC-W520, DSC-W530, DSC-W550, DSC-W610, DSC-W620, DSC-W630, DSC-W650, DSC-W670, DSC-W690, DSC-W710, DSC-W730, DSC-W800, DSC-W810, DSC-W830 Cyber-shot Digital Cameras. So, if your camera is one of those listed above then you weren't doing anything wrong, it's just that the camera may not be charge capable via USB. You may have to look for an external battery charger. Good luck. Ron
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Yes it will. The end going to the computer is the standard usb connector. The other is the generic connection for most modern SLRs.
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Janet, I have not used mine for anything other than picture transfer from camera chips. The description specifically says that it is also capable of transferring files via USB. (And Amazon is great about returns if it doesn't.)
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The USB cable can be used to connect and download from the camera to a computer, hard drive or recorder. That's not the easiest way for most folks though. It's easier to pull out the memory chip and stick it in your computer to transfer it.
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Yes, After you have taken one photo, or several photos, insert one end of this cable to your camera, and the larger end to your computer. Your camera has to be on during this download to your computer. Hope this helps.
244125
So long as your camera has a tripod mount, yes. You will also need an extension cable for your flash.