Does it allow to you download selected pictures to a computer file or must all the pidctures still on the memory card be downloaded each time?
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Don't think so; use IPhoto's and Picasa; download to 1TB hard drive all photo's then clean them up. Iphone/Ipad can do singles but without the capabilities of this small compact and excellent camera.
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I think you have to download all of the pictures at one time. You can delete select pictures off of the camera at any time but I think when you download the pictures, anything that is on the camera will be downloaded.
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That's correct that one file had no data at all, and technically its file name itself was the data. I have no idea why it would not work. It worked for me, and all I did was copy the files to the root directory of the card, put the card in the camera, turn it on, and the upgrade went as expected. The instructions say that if you leave the files on the card, the upgrade will happen each time you turn on the camera.I'd suggest making sure that the files didn't get copied to a sub-directory (such as DCIM or the one with the videos) by mistake. You can also check the firmware version again just to see if it changed. That's correct that one file had no data at all, and technically its file name itself was the data. I have no idea why it would not work. It worked for me, and all I did was copy the files to the root directory of the card, put the card in the camera, turn it on, and the upgrade went as expected. The instructions say that if you leave the files on the card, the upgrade will happen each time you turn on the camera.I'd suggest making sure that the files didn't get copied to a sub-directory (such as DCIM or the one with the videos) by mistake. You can also check the firmware... » Read More That's correct that one file had no data at all, and technically its file name itself was the data. I have no idea why it would not work. It worked for me, and all I did was copy the files to the root directory of the card, put the card in the camera, turn it on, and the upgrade went as expected. The instructions say that if you leave the files on the card, the upgrade will happen each time you turn on the camera.I'd suggest making sure that the files didn't get copied to a sub-directory (such as DCIM or the one with the videos) by mistake. You can also check the firmware version again just to see if it changed. « Show Less
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In my experience, that's exactly what happens. You insert the card, take the pictures, and download them to your computer. However, the software to download is supposed to be on your camera, and when you connect your camera to your computer, it is suppose to download the software. My last experience with a Kodak camera, the software on the camera did not work and there's no support at Kodak. If you have a printer that supports it, you can download your memory card to your computer that way.
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Yes it requires a memory card. You cannot download pictures onto the frame then remove the card. The memory card must be in the frame in order to view pictures.
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I download mine to a memory card. the newer ones download to your computer and connect to your machine.
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They have to be saved in jpeg format. If u have them on your computer, open the picture in paint and the save as jpeg before adding to your card
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It depends on What you are installing this card on. If you use it in a camera, then you can store as many pictures as it will hold. If you use it in a GPS unit, then it will hold as many map applications & updates that are specific to that unit. If you use it in a card reader on a PC, then you would be able to install or copy anything that will fit on it. However, for mobile applications I would recommend a USB flash drive. You can put Music, Games, or any apps you want to use, or transfer them on any USB capable PC or Music player. It depends mainly on the specific application. Also, check compatibility; some units may not be able use a memory card this large or of this speed class. It depends on What you are installing this card on. If you use it in a camera, then you can store as many pictures as it will hold. If you use it in a GPS unit, then it will hold as many map applications & updates that are specific to that unit. If you use it in a card reader on a PC, then you would be able to install or copy anything that will fit on it. However, for mobile applications I would recommend a USB flash drive. You can put Music, Games, or any apps you want to use, or transfer them on any USB capable PC or Music player. It depends mainly on the specific application. Also, check... » Read More It depends on What you are installing this card on. If you use it in a camera, then you can store as many pictures as it will hold. If you use it in a GPS unit, then it will hold as many map applications & updates that are specific to that unit. If you use it in a card reader on a PC, then you would be able to install or copy anything that will fit on it. However, for mobile applications I would recommend a USB flash drive. You can put Music, Games, or any apps you want to use, or transfer them on any USB capable PC or Music player. It depends mainly on the specific application. Also, check compatibility; some units may not be able use a memory card this large or of this speed class. « Show Less
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I simply remove the memory card and insert it into a generic card reader - but the camera does include the cables necessary to attach the camera to your computer and download photos.
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you can set the save settings under "my folder & memory status" to save all pics to the sc card or to the phone. I bought a usb card reader to get the photos on my computer, as my computer does not have a sc card slot. For whatever reason, I could not download the pics straight from the phone via a usb cable.
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Nope. Sorry. Pictures on the card can be viewed (via wifi) in a browser on the laptop, but new pictures can't be added to the card from the laptop. It's a one-way street.
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Yes you can see them and download them if you choose. I used this on a long vacation downloaded about 7,000 photos, it worked perfectly.
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Josh -- Yes. You have to transfer your digital image files to the SD card through your computer and plug the loaded card into the frame. Then you go into setup and tell it to play the slideshow from the SD card. I like the flexibility it provides. You can clean up the image (red eye reduction, cropping, etc) and only load the pictures you want on to the memory card. Hope it helps.
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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.
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Yes the camera has some memory, but not very much. Suggest you purchase addtional memory if you want to store a lot of pics on your camera. Yes you can download pics to your PC. When I purchased my camera , it had a special deal including cable and case, extened SD card was extra.
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No, you have to install a memory card and then take it out to download the photos, etc on your computer.
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Mine just uses a regular SD memory card... Makes it easy to load/remove pictures through the computer. Hope that helps!
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each card is treated as a separated one. each time you introduce a diferent card it creates a new file.the device can update a file if the card that is insert different times hass no deleted files, if you delete one foto alone the device will consider a diferent card an creates a new file.