Are the photos only readable through Picasa or can you transfer the images to a PC as one would with a regular digital camera?
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I use the Oregon 550T but the pictures are downloadable to PC as you would with digital camera
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I didn't t get that far. I sent it back and got a Magellan. Wayyyyyyyy better!!! Clearer screen, operating system makes sense. Superior to Garmin.
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Mildred, I agree with everything that Ely said. I would also suggest that you look for the SD slot on your PC. Most PCs come with at least an SD card slot. What happens is that when your PC is powered up and you insert the SD card into the slot on the PC it will ask you if you want to transfer the pictures or view them. If you click view you should be able to print from there. Greg
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If I understand your question correctly, you are asking about saving the scanned slide image to a card then burning the saved images to a disc. I don't see why not. I haven't tried that yet because I prefer to transfer the images to my pc and edit them there. However you should be able to burn digital data from any source that your pc can read. I'm sure if there is a cumputer saavy person out there who reads this and disagrees, they'll let us know. ;-)
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I hope I understand your question correctly: you can transfer your photos to a PC/Laptop but not as you take them. In other words you do not have a "control window" on your Laptop to see what your camera/display is showing - you cannot remote control the camera. This is from my perspective the only shortfalls therefore I contacted Sony to include in a future release. Send a note to Sony: if more customers are looking for it they might include it.
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Yes you can. Once you have the pictures loaded, you can do just about anything with these. Transfer, take to a kiosk for developing, the list is endless. I am so glad that I found this product and Amazon's price is almost half what you would pay elsewhere. I purchased the PK-16 for transferring pictures from my laptop and my desktop and it worked. Now all of my pictures are stored in one place and accessible anywhere.A
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Yes I just take SD card out and use a sd card reader [plugs in USB slot on computer] and I use a Program called Picasa Or [free on the net a google program] you can just use USB and remove rubber cover on the end of camera and plug a small to reg size cord in and hook to usb on computer. Great little camera Ronnie
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There's no SD slot, so as the other answer said, you'll need to get a USB SD reader. There's good ChromeOS support for uploading photos to Picasa and services like that, too.
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As long as you have not edited the pics you can transfer them to an SD card and they will display in your camera. If you have edited them, they will still be transferable to other cards/devices, but you won't be able to view them with the camera itself. Using a card reader is always aeasier and safer than hoking the camera up directly.
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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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Yes they are saved to a SD card and you can use any photo software to edit the *.jpg file, copy, and/or save them to your hard drive.
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Hello...You can as long as your files to convert ends with .bmp, .tga, .pcx , .tif or tiff. I'm not sure about anything else. Hope this helps.
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yes, the easiest way is to either e-mail them and then you can easily pull them up on any device, or you can have a picasa account (through gmail) and then it will sync all of your photos in your picasa albums when you put in the account information for that gmail account.
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Upload Picasa3 "FREE" from Google, use a USB cable w/adapter to upload to your laptop and Open/Enhance with Picasa. Works for Me all the time. James
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Raw files aren't compatible with app. You can manually import them to a computer as you would with an ordinary sd card, but jpegs only for wireless transfer.
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Hello and thanks for writing. Yes, the data can be transfered to a computer via the micro sd card.
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I assume so since you save your scanned images/documents etc... to an SD card, you should be able to transfer the images to your computer from the card.
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No. You shoukd download the pictures to a PC or Mac ...or use a usb adapter to use the micro sd card.