Can I connect this to a digital camera or computer to save images? How? (USB or camera cable?) I have a good digital camera and an Apple computer.
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You would need an eyepiece mount for you camera. You can actually take pictures with you cell phone camera by just holding it up to the eyepiece. In both cases however your field of view will be reduced. I would highly recommend one of the Amscope cameras that are designed for the scope. For about $100 you can get one that will take excellent images and even good quality video. In fact, I leave my camera permanently in one of the eyepieces and scan slides using my pc screen and rarely look through the microscope with my eyes anymore. You want to get a camera with a low lux rating that has a small lag time from slide movement to screen movement.But to answer your original question, there is no direct usb or any other digital interface to the microscope itself.
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This model doesn't have that feature. I'm sure it can be rigged, but it doesn't have the dock for a camera or the hardware to connect it.
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There are digital cameras made specifically for use with microscopes that you can connect to you computer. To use them, you would remove the eyepiece from the microscope and replace it with the digital camera. If you have an SLR type camera that you would want to use, there are microscope adapters available, usually specific to the camera brand you want to use. Amazon should have a selection of microscope cameras and SLR adapters, for which ever way you choose to go.
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No, this microscope does not have a camera adapter. However it is an excellent purchase for the price.
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I don't think you can download to your computer with a cable directly. The camera comes with dock. There's a USB cable (the old kind, not the mini) that goes into the dock and the camera needs to transfer via the dock.
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oh my, this is a very old camera, it was my first digicam, got it in 2001, But what exactly you are planning to do with camera and your PC? you only need to transfer your pics from the camera to your PC and that can be done by removing the memory card from the camera and put in any card reader and there you have your photos on your PC, other that you cannot do much with this camera connected to your PC, like remote shooting, etc. good luck. I also suggest to download a newer canon image browser from their website.
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I kinow you can capture an image with the camera and use it like a power point. I never had it hooked up to send images to my computer. So I'm not sure how to do that.
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Bob is correct. It comes with a cord just like one that you would use to download photos to your computer from a digital camera. If yours does not come with this USB cord, you can just contact the company and explain that you didn't get the USB cord and they will send you one.
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I do not have that setup (MBP). I have PC, and a web camera attached to the USB port of the monitor, and it works. At least one USB Should connect to the monitor to the MBP. I think it will work. By the way, the monitor is just great.
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Are you asking if you can connect it to a Mac via USB and upload photos? Yes, you can. Are you asking if you can wirelessly connect and automatically upload photos? Yes, if you have Mac OS X v10.6.8 or later. Be advised that wireless setup is challenging. Also, you will be required to use Canon's Camera Window application to transfer images; it's impossibly slow, even on a current iMac. Here are the best instructions for wireless setup...what they don't say is that in order to do the first step, you must have an empty card...http://support-asia.canon-asia.com/contents/ASIA/EN/8201649400.html
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I have OSX Mavericks on my Mac, and all I did was plug the camera into the usb port, and iPhoto did the rest. No need to upload or download anything.
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Hi Dan, you can connect the camcorder to a computer via USB cable. From this link, https://docs.sony.com/release/HDR-CX250_CX260V_CX580V_PJ260_PJ260V_PJ580_PJ580V_PJ600_PJ600V_XR260V_guide_EN.pdf ,on page 174, youll find information on setting the camcorder for USB transfer. -Vincent
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I use the USB cable that came with it. When I connect the camera to the computer, it automatically shows the camera like an external drive. I browse to the DICM directory and the folder with the pictures. Then I either copy or move the pictures to the directory where I want to store them. I usually create a new directory with a unique name so I know what the group of pictures are rather than try to rename each individual one. Hope this helps. RW
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It has a USB output from the Camera, Not really sure if an iPad would connect to a regular usb camera, I would guess not but I don't have an iPad.
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Hi,Thank you for emailing me. This camera system is designed to hook up to a RCA plug, like a VCR, or a TV. If your Mac has RCA jacks, you should be able to hook this device up to it, but you would need to find compatible software. Please let me know if you have any questions. Thanks.Regards,Andrew SchearerOperations Manager"Like" us at facebook.com/reforgerdirect
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Compatible how? There is an ipod camera adapter you can get. Just search for B00083PGFS That should let you hook up a digital camera and download the pictures to your ipod.
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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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Use your cable to transfer pix. To Using your cable plugged into computer and camera download the pix. to computer. Put a disk in comp. and download pix to disk. At least this is what i do.
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I don't have any problems getting photos off the camera and onto my Mac (which is currently running Mavericks, OS X 10.9.4). Unfortunately I can't answer the iPhone question, but I *do* use the camera with my iPad, and after a little trial-and-error (and downloading two different versions of Fuji's wireless transfer app), I've been able to use it successfully. This was a HUGE plus from the days of trying to get any other camera I owned to talk to any of my iPads via a cable. The wireless transfer is much more reliable. Not sure if this translates to iPhone, though. You might want to check the Apple discussion forums on their Support site.
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Buy a simple SD card reader (about $10.00) which allows you to use the Mac's USB port to transfer your pictures. No more silly cables...