Transferring Kodak Easyshare photos while traveling: Is it a problem to upload Kodak Easyshare photos for online blogging if you use different computers while travelling?
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The images are stored in a JPEG format, and to the best of my knowledge, are accessible by most software.
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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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It is irrelevant now because the software is no longer supported and cannot be downloaded. (Hasn't been for a year, so it is frustrating and misleading that all the info and packaging still talks about it.) So, you can download your photos to your computer however you would normally do it without Kodak software, and share how you would normally share without Kodak software. The provided cord is USB connection for a computer. I suppose if you have the right cord you may be able to do something with an iPad - but nothing different than with any other camera.
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I took them an a flight in my carry on bag and there was no problem. But the last time I took the camera to Target to get the film developed, the price to do so had increased so much. They used to do it onsite for a very reasonable rate, but no longer did that and had to mail it out. I ended up doing it at CVS but it was $11 or something like that so I decided then and there never to buy another disposable camera. I have a Samsung Digital I bought after that which has far better quality and I'm very happy with. I don't know if the photos can be transferred to CD. I just scan them to my computer using my printer/scanner.
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It varies by camera, the xd card I got for my trip to Hawaii, pictures that can not be done over literally one of a kind. The xd card failed miserable I was unable to get any of the pictures transferred to the computer so all are lost. I later found out that manufacturers have done away with xd card because of this problem. So my advice yes a 1G card should be plenty but if you can I would recommend getting a camera that takes an SD card it is worth the expense rather than lose all the memories.
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You can share files easily with anyone inside or outside your home.Mine is sharing photos, documents and backups.It can be accessed around the world on Windows computers, android phones/tablets and iPads/iPhones.Once setup, it is all synchronizes automatically no matter where a person is located.I travel a lot and bought this specifically to make sure I could get my files from anywhere.Works great, I am very happy with the product and manufacturer support.
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Yes, more or less. If you choose to establish an account with an online photo sharing website and upload your photos to their website, it is possible to view your uploaded photos directly through the frame. You must first purchase the Pandigital WI-FI USB Adapter in order to perform this operation plus have a WI-FI network in your home. I haven't done this and only import my photos from computer files and flash drives via USB.
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yes, and software cd to upload using kodak photo album, but I just used my computer's software.
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I have 6 cameras running Pro X2s and one Mobi card. They transfer to network and device with few problems. You can walk out of range of the receiving device and the camera will resume uploading images when you get back in range. I use a Mobi when I am wanting to transfer files to a compact mobile device such as tablet for immediate viewing. Be warned, when transferring files using these cards please be sure to have adequate battery back-up. You will use considerably more battery resources, but it is worth it. Instant backup.
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Yes. You insert the data card (I have a 32 gig card) into your computer and upload them that way. I would buy two data cards so that you can replace the card in the camera when you check it.
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Yes, you just have to import the photos from the camera to your computer. A cord comes with the camera to do that. So as long as you have a computer (not an ipad) you can do that. Then you can either email them or upload them to a Photo site like Shutterfly where you can share them over the internet. The easiest way to send photos though is by taking your pictures with a smart phone or ipad if you have one.
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yes you can. I always save my photo's as jpeg and also as a tiff . Esp if they are small or special ones I want to keep. JPEG's randomly loose pic. as you move them around. Tiffs are always the same. They are larger though but space is cheap/
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Yes. It helps if you have in iCloud account. If you do not have in iCloud account then you will have to transfer the pictures through PC with a transfer cable. I hope this helps.
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If you are home and you have "paired" your camera and home modem, you can send your pics/videos through your modem/Canon. However, if you are traveling and staying in a hotel, you cannot send your pics directly to FB, Picasa, Shutterfly, etc....... you must bring your computer/tablet with you (it has to have been previously paired). So...if you are thinking you can transmit your pics directly when you are on vacation, let me clearly state: you can NOT. Canon should make that clearer to customers before they buy the camera. Your camera will not upload to FB, etc. (ex-as your smartphone would do easily) . I hope that helps; please let me know if you have any questions. If you are home and you have "paired" your camera and home modem, you can send your pics/videos through your modem/Canon. However, if you are traveling and staying in a hotel, you cannot send your pics directly to FB, Picasa, Shutterfly, etc....... you must bring your computer/tablet with you (it has to have been previously paired). So...if you are thinking you can transmit your pics directly when you are on vacation, let me clearly state: you can NOT. Canon should make that clearer to customers before they buy the camera. Your camera will not upload to FB, etc. (ex-as... » Read More If you are home and you have "paired" your camera and home modem, you can send your pics/videos through your modem/Canon. However, if you are traveling and staying in a hotel, you cannot send your pics directly to FB, Picasa, Shutterfly, etc....... you must bring your computer/tablet with you (it has to have been previously paired). So...if you are thinking you can transmit your pics directly when you are on vacation, let me clearly state: you can NOT. Canon should make that clearer to customers before they buy the camera. Your camera will not upload to FB, etc. (ex-as your smartphone would do easily) . I hope that helps; please let me know if you have any questions. « Show Less
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WOW, I can't believe I've done that a hundred times at least. It is a lot easier than it looks.I better mention to everyone, that you do want to download your photos first, as the FORMAT is a total deletion. That's the idea, to clear the card completely, so there's nothing left behind to slow the processing down. And it should be done in the camera the card is being used in, not the computer or a second camera.
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I have never tried Photos but I have noticed that if I tried to edit a AVI/MP4 or MP3 file I cannot. I have to take the file from My Cloud and transfer it or copy it to my PC's Hard Drive and then I can edit it.
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If you mean download from the camera to the computer like a smartphone uploads to social media, then no it cannot. If you use the cable that goes from the camera to the computer then yes, you can download your photos to the computer.