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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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 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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You can see it on the PC via USB. It is very convenient. If I am using the docking station, I scan the docs, then I remove it from the dock, plug in my USB cable on the back left of the handheld, and voila! Picasa opens up and you see all the documents you have scanned.
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Yes. Remove the SD card & read it. Or, Plug in a mini USB cable from camera to computer.
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I cannot get files from the camera connected to the computer.However, using a usb card reader works perfectly. It only cost me a couple of dollars as well.
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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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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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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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The files are jpeg. You can use a usb cable or a memory chip to transfer pictures. I have so many usb cables that I don't recall if it was in the box.
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The easiest and best way is to take out the SD card (right next to the batteries) and plug it into a card reader (many laptops have them) and once it's on the computer (I recomment Picasa for downloading and viewing photos, but you can just copy the contents of the card to your computer with drag and drop), you can drag and drop them on to your flash drive easily. The same as any other card, or export from Picasa or other photo viewer.
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As far as I know, it isn't capable of transferring files to a pc. The usb cable is for charging only. The instructions and all of the display menu's are in Japanese. I use mine for one specific purpose and that is to replace the hundreds of post-it notes that come across my desk every week. Lastly, I have tried the translator app on my phone but it just didn't translate the text that well.
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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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I've used Picasa with this machine and it works very fast. It easily applies the included fixes (contrast, hue/color saturation, etc. ) with no lag. Picasa is a lot less resource intensive then photoshop though. I take pictures with a 7.1 megapixel camera - the average photo is about 3.5megs. The mousepad takes getting used to when you want drag and drop things but you get used to it.
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I have a Mac computer not a PC so I don't know if A PC can. It's a great little scanner and takes no room on your desk. I scanned hundreds of old pictures from the 1920s on to my iPhoto program and then I could edit them from my Iphoto.
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The app gives you the option of transferring either JPG or RAW or both. It can push either Canon or Nikon raw files just fine.
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the pictures are saved on a standard SD card which you can remove and plug into your computer if it has a SD card reader if not then a adapter to USB can be used so you can save/download pics to your computer, via copy & paste or drag and drop to computer folder, hope that helps