How can I download pictures from my Sony digital camera onto the Samsung Galaxy Note 8?
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Hi Rubo, You can't down load directly except your Sony Digital camera is bluetooth enabled, then you can transfer via blutooth. Otherwise you have to down load the pictures to your computer, therafter transfer them to you samsung galaxy via USB cable.
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You could just buy a micro SD card, and if your Sony takes a full size SD card, use the included adapter in the Sony, and then pull the micro SD out of it and put it into the Samsung. (It has a micro SD card slot that will read up to a 64GB card.)
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Hi, Rubo. I, think you can't download directly, but u have some options to put the photos there. You can use a computer and put your photos on dropbox, you can send your photos to your email or you can put the galaxy sim card in your computer and put the photos there. Maybe you are gonna need a sim card adaptor to make it bigger and fit it in the computer
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Depends on which Sony you have. If it has wifi then you can 'share' or "send to' a sharing app - be it drop box, email, Etc. If your camera does not have that capability- then yes, you have to download the pictures to a computer and then upload to your tablet. There may be an adaptor that could plug into the tablet via the micro usb port with a card reader at the other end. You would then need an app to tell it what to do. I have not tried to find such a thing, but it may be out there.
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The simplest way, is to off load your camera to a PC and then load the pics you want onto a micro SD that you use with your Note 8. Several other ways, but that's the simplest and most secure.
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We've been using the Note8 to back photos on the go whilst traveling and it fantastic. You just need a card reader and the specific note8 /usb cable and a card reader. Sadly none of the Samsung techs could tell us if it was possible, but it is!
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What I did is buy a USB SD card reader, then an adapter USB to micro-USB. Remove camera SD card, put in reader and Note8 will pop up asking what to do with files. Copy or move and you are done. Maybe $15 in parts.
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If you want to download straight from the camera (without a computer), the only way I can think of is by putting the camera's SD card into the table and copying the files to the internal memory.With a computer, there are many different ways: you could send thought USB, Dropbox or any other sync service
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PROBABLY CAN DO! Most cameras have a usb connection then lets you connect as a mass storage device. I think most Samsung devices can run usb devices by getting a micro usb dongle for a few bucks. My Note 10.1 can use mass storage by usb that way as well as usb keyboards and game controllers, it's pretty awesome!
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The SanDisk has a USB connection at one end and a MicroUSB connection at the other. Your camera would need to have a means for connecting either of these connections to it. As a previous answer has indicated you would need to be able to connect the chip through an OTG (On The Go) cable or direct. Your camera firmware would also need to enable you to download to an attached device. My suggestion to you is to consider a SanDisk Combination SD card which has a Micro SD as the slip-in storage. Most cameras accept a SD card and the SDRS can be read by most notebook computers. Also nearly all android phones and tablets have slots for micro SD cards and so you could use them to transfer or share your photos. The SanDisk has a USB connection at one end and a MicroUSB connection at the other. Your camera would need to have a means for connecting either of these connections to it. As a previous answer has indicated you would need to be able to connect the chip through an OTG (On The Go) cable or direct. Your camera firmware would also need to enable you to download to an attached device. My suggestion to you is to consider a SanDisk Combination SD card which has a Micro SD as the slip-in storage. Most cameras accept a SD card and the SDRS can be read by most notebook computers. Also nearly all... » Read More The SanDisk has a USB connection at one end and a MicroUSB connection at the other. Your camera would need to have a means for connecting either of these connections to it. As a previous answer has indicated you would need to be able to connect the chip through an OTG (On The Go) cable or direct. Your camera firmware would also need to enable you to download to an attached device. My suggestion to you is to consider a SanDisk Combination SD card which has a Micro SD as the slip-in storage. Most cameras accept a SD card and the SDRS can be read by most notebook computers. Also nearly all android phones and tablets have slots for micro SD cards and so you could use them to transfer or share your photos. « Show Less
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Answer to your question , step #1 insert the memory card into the divice then Set divice to READER a blue light should turn on , step #2 plug divice to your phone , step #3 go to MY FILES on your phone / all files , then look for Usb drive( B ). Open it and there you go ....now you can transfer from your phone a new memory card or from memory card to phone ;) i hope i was able to answer your question
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I assume you want to use it with an SD card. Just insert the SD card in the iKross and the Note 8 will recognize it as a USB media device. It is just like plugging the Note 8 into a computer.
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At the bottom of the Unit, there is a slider that when activated, releases a Male USB plug. This Plug can be be inserted into a USB Cable with a Female connector. This connection with charge the Camera, as well as allow you to download your Video & Pictures to your PC using the Samsung Software.
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I haven't found out how to, and I've tried. I load the photos to my smartphone, and from there load them to facebook. If you find out how to, let me know.
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Well first thing you should do is get TB pro then back up all user apps and data and copy them to your PC .2) copy all your pics onto your PC or memory card. 3) sync your data to gmail account finally anything else you like to keep save it to your PC. After all this just get Samsung Galaxy note 8.0 Gt N5100 international version like I'm proudly sporting you'll get best of all the worlds , phone and tablet . then just transfer everything to it and you are done.
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I put music on both my Note 8 and my S3 via SD card. It's the easiest way to just get the music you want without the headache of using a syncing program. Now, I buy my music on Amazon and not on iTunes so it downloads right to my phone/tablet, and I can download it to iTunes when I get home.
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get a microsd/transflash memory card and copy over the pics to your card instead of storing it in the phone's internal memory.
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I downloaded files to SD card. I know there is option to use USB, but it I never tried it
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You need a cord with a USB on one side, with the other side being whatever connects to a Galaxy Note 8
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I am sure you can, I have this exact sd card in my Samsung Galaxy Note 2014 Ed. Tablet.
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Since this is not an Android phone getting apps is not so easy. You need to have a microSD memory card installed in the phone. 8 Gig is plenty. After the card is installed restart the phone and it will prepare the card. It makes several folders. One is for Apps. Download the app with a PC (I found one called mujmail. However, there are others out there. I could not use mujmail because it does not support "Outlook" or any MS exchange mail. Transfer the app to the phone using a USB cable or Bluetooth if you PC has it. I used USB to transfer mp3 files and it works fine.
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Hi, Probably the simpleist way is get a "card reader" from someplace that sells cameras (eBay) or Amazon. It has a USB connector on one end and a socket for a San Disk SDHC storage card at the other end. You can then remove the disk from your camera and mount it to the tablet and then view the pictures. Or, you can serarch Google or Amazon for an app that would allow you to connect your camera to the tablet via a USB cable.
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There is no software you need to get anything off this phone. If you save your pictures on your actual phone and not the SD card...you will go into the folder "My Stuff". Click the phone icon at the top of the screen to choose the phone's memory. Choose what looks like the paper symbol on the left bottom. Choose "Move"...and choose the upper right icon at the top. From there...you will choose whatever photos you want and move them to the "Images" folder on the SD card. From there...plug in your phone and choose "Mass Storage" when given the choice and you can move the them to wherever you want on your PC. There is no software you need to get anything off this phone. If you save your pictures on your actual phone and not the SD card...you will go into the folder "My Stuff". Click the phone icon at the top of the screen to choose the phone's memory. Choose what looks like the paper symbol on the left bottom. Choose "Move"...and choose the upper right icon at the top. From there...you will choose whatever photos you want and move them to the "Images" folder on the SD card. From there...plug in your phone and choose "Mass Storage" when given the choice and... » Read More There is no software you need to get anything off this phone. If you save your pictures on your actual phone and not the SD card...you will go into the folder "My Stuff". Click the phone icon at the top of the screen to choose the phone's memory. Choose what looks like the paper symbol on the left bottom. Choose "Move"...and choose the upper right icon at the top. From there...you will choose whatever photos you want and move them to the "Images" folder on the SD card. From there...plug in your phone and choose "Mass Storage" when given the choice and you can move the them to wherever you want on your PC. « Show Less
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The main function of this device is for transfer files between a USB flash drive and the Note 8.
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I have a Samsung pro 8.4 which it works great in...As long as the note takes a micro SD it should work