I want to know if this camera comes with a manual to let me know how to operate this camera and will I be able to load the pictures on my computer to be printed out or just take the card to a place to print them out for me, also I like to put pictures...
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There is a manual and it comes with a cord that u hook to computer for downloading. Really easy! As for DVD I don't think that would be a problem. That would be a function your computer would have to have. Great camera!
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The camera belongs to my mother and she asked me to order her the card because the place she bought it from was out. She just said it didn't work. She has since sent the camera and everything she bought for it to me to see if I could get it to work, but haven't had a chance.
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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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I finally looked at the CD manual and it's easy to use but I like the hard copy better. I called Canon witha technical question(that turned out to be fairly quick and easy) and the guy said he could send me a printed manual. I just assumed without cost. Might be worth checking out before buying a manual on-line.Very happy with tech support!
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The camera comes with a cord that plugs into the computer and when you do that a screen appears asking if you want to import the images and that is it. The camera comes with a cd to download a photo software program but that is not necessary. Hope that helps.
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It takes an 8GB card shown on Amazon. I bought it separate---called Transcend. It fits into the camera beside the battery. When you want prints, you take the small card out and take it to any store (I took mine to a Meijer store to the camera section where it can be used to print your photos---Rite-Aide, Wal-Mart, etc. all have a place to make prints) Also, the cord that comes with it attaches to a computer and you can download the photos to your computer to save. I hope that answers your question. I really like the camera---took it to Italy with me.
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One thing to make sure you do is put the card in and format it from the camera menu. I have yet to use it in a camera, I have only used it in my PSP, but it works great.
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The camera connects to a USB port in your computer, then you may upload the pictures to the computer through a cable that comes with the camera/pen. if you can print digital pictures from off your computer, than yes, you can print the pictures you take with this camera.
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there is a little booklet that comes with it, but I also looked on the internet for info. I have to tell you tho the longer I own this camera the better I like it, especially for the simplicity of the camera and the sharpness of the pictures I print out. Thanks Jeff Richardson.
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The manual is still available on line from Kodak. I would suggest that you buy a newer more up-to-date camera.
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I own this camera (one of my favorite birthday gifts). Page 67 of the software actually states how you can get download the pictures without installing any software. http://web.canon.jp/imaging/information-e.html One thing it forgot to mention is that you can also just pull the memory card and put it in a portable USB SDHC card reader. I've downloaded pictures directly off the card, using Windows Explorer (w/o software), and using Canon's ZoomBrowser software. The one advantage to using their software is that it automatically puts the pictures in folders named by date. Plus it remembers if you took a portrait or landscape shot and automatically re-orients the picture so you don't have to rotate. That's handy; I just wish it could auto-rotate videos too.
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I am wondering the same now.. No wonder I have never been able to get it to work on my computer. Lately can't get my camera to even recognize the card. I had to go purchase a new card
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Absolutely Robert. I do have this camera now, using the usb cord takes forever, just pick up a card reader. Much faster.
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I have always just plugged in the USB Cord and plugged to a computer, if you loaded the software to your comp from the CD that came with the camera it will pop up for you to load. If you haven't there is usually a software package that comes with computers that will pop up for you to load your pictures. To change out the card, open the thing on the bottom, mine has a gray arrow/button to slide. That is where the battery and card is located. Once you open it, just push on the card and it should pop out for you.You maybe able to get a manual from panasonics web site. I
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Myrna, Have you gotten your camera, yet? If so, what do you think of it? This would be my first digital camera, and what attracts me to this is that it has manual controls. I would be learning photography on it, so I figure I should have manual and auto controls. I am looking to get a Panasonic because a sales person at Best Buy raved about them and said they have the best lenses. To be honest, I know practically nothing about photography, but have had an interest in it for many years. Do you think this camera would be a good plact to start, at least digitally? Thanks, M
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Manual is on line at Panasonic. Open battery door and card is behind. Push down and it will pop up. Put one in with bigger memory. Camera came with a cord to hook to computer to download. Depends on software you use. If you plug into side of camera and then computer, you will probably get a prompt, good luck.
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I think that you need the software that comes with the camera. I haven't found a way to just down load the pictures with out it. I just remove the SD card and copy from it.