Not savvy about SDHC cards,. I want to download pics from my computer (some sent to me or downloaded) that I doNOT have on my camera.Can it be done?
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Load them on a thumb drive and use the thumb drive to load them on your pic frame program
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Of course. Many laptops have a port for an SDHC card. Since I am on a desktop (which doesn't have one), I emailed my photos to someone who had that capability and she stored them on the card. Piece of cake!
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I had some problems when I tried to view photos with very small size, this photos were not recognized. I do recommend this device to anyone.
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yes, you can put the SD card into the computer and copy to the card or hook up the camera to the computer and copy directly to the camera SD card.
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Yes. You take your SD card and place it in the Kodak Reader, then plug the Kodak Reader into your USB port. If you're running Windows 7, a menu will come up on your computer asking you what folder you want to upload the pictures into.
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I used an SD card plugged into my computer and downloaded pictures to that and then just slide the sd card into the frame in the appropriate slot. It also has a slot for a thumb drive but the frame itself has very little internal memory so you need an external source.
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Did you try to upload them with PhotoFunStudio? If so, you can always revert to removing the card from the camera and manually transferring them from the SD card to your computer.
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As long as the camera had a SD card you can vew it. You can plug it into your computer put the SD card in it and down load it on your computer. We love it. You can even delete pictures from your SD card on it.
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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.
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no, but my card won,t fit. i took it out. most new cams can download pics right to your pc. al
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Yes with the supplied usb cable you should have no problem downloading pics to a computer and if you have a computer with an sd card slot you can also download pics that way.
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There's a USB built into side of camera just plug into your computer. Honestly though I find it easier just to pop my sd card out and upload that way bc usb is very difficult to get into the port on your computer
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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 cameraRonnie
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In my experience, that's exactly what happens. You insert the card, take the pictures, and download them to your computer. However, the software to download is supposed to be on your camera, and when you connect your camera to your computer, it is suppose to download the software. My last experience with a Kodak camera, the software on the camera did not work and there's no support at Kodak. If you have a printer that supports it, you can download your memory card to your computer that way.
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Cali ... I've never done it. I have a card reader and I take my SD card load it into the reader and then connect it to a USB port on my computer. The card becomes a drive and then I just copy and past the pics I want onto my desktop.
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Port images or videos from camera to pc without removing sd card from camera...also essential if computer has no card reader.
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To my knowledge, no. If they were erased from the memory cards while in the camera. If the memory card was downloaded to your computer, the erased pictures can be retrieved, I believe..but, someone with a lot of computer savvy needs to retrieve them...but first look in the trash ben to see if they went there. If in the trash bin, you can retrieve them from there.
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Two ways to do this. !. get a special cable, not supplied, and connect it to your computer via USB. @. I just take the memory card out of the camera and insert it to a card reader connected to a USB port.
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You can only use SDHC cards in this...I agree that it sounds like you tried to insert a different card....I would be very careful in trying to extract it. I have had no problems with this using my card.
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I have an older pc with a tower. It contains a slot to put the SD card from your camera. After I insert the SD card all of my photos will transfer to the computer via Windows Photo Gallery. The only problem with this is it will import every photo again unless you delete what you don't want from your camera first. It's worth the trouble because I have never had a camera that takes such great photos.