CAN YOU UNLOAD PHHOTOS FROM THIS CAMERA
1678225
Not on a computer if that's what you mean. I got these disposable cameras for my young son to take pics on a Spring Break trip to D.C. last spring. We had to bring the cameras to Walmart when we got home and get prints done the old-fashioned way.
1678226
The photos are stored on the old-fashioned film. The ones that come in rolls. I myself did not take them out of the camera but a CVS representative was able to take them out for me and develop the film. You can ask them (CVS) to develop it into physical photos or keep them as digital photos.
1678227
No. This is not a digital camera, it has a roll of 35mm film inside which has to be developed at CVS, Walgreen's etc.
1678228
No, you have to send them in to be developed. They don't take very good pics if you are more than about 10 ft away either.
1678229
No these are 35mm so I took them to cvs and had them developed $5 for a cd Wrked out great most of the photos came out and there were great candid shots. Just remind everyone you hv to hold down the flash button to take a pic
1810798
hi. no, you could not take the camera off. it is integrated. hope this helps.
1718566
I would say yes because the one that comes with it didn't take very many pictures befor it was full. unless you are going to delete them.
586161
Check the website. They provide a list of cameras that Can and Cannot use the attachment.
2248728
No. You dont want it anyways. Its a useless feature that constantly drains the cameras battery even when its powered off.
1092871
Not via software that came with camera, although after struggling with it for a LONG time the first time, I did not ever try again. I have adobe photoshop, so what I do is open photoshop and plug the camera into a front UBS port on my desktop and pull directly from the camera. I only ever open the battery/SD card hatch to remove the battery and charge it. I have an 8GB card which holds PLENTY shots for what i use the camera for...
201362
I didn't. But I guess that depends on how often and for what purpose you intend to use it. I've used it for simple short videos and then I download them to my computer and delete them off the camera. If you needed the additional storage I guess you should.
781739
Yes, The camera can be removed from the tripod with the flip of a lever. Flip the lever the opposite direction to lock the camera down to the tripod.
681067
Honestly, you can't. However, the shutter release seems to have very little drain on the batteries so unless you leave them in while storing it for a long time, it'll probably still work.
636754
thank you what iwould also like to know is can i still take still photos once downlaoded to my computer? I'm new to all this
1116247
yes you can. I replaced mine only as each one emptied so for over 2 months I had some combination of Sophia and Canon without any problems.
111359
Hello! Yes you must completely remove the camera from the clip to use. It does come with a nice tether cord in case you fumble the camera! Good luck ~ Studiohut
2050700
I have no problem deleting the picutures still in the camera. I can zoom in and crop pictures on the camera and save as new.
996375
I don't have that camera anymore but if memory serves... There was a trash can icon and you could select either individual pics to delete, select by date, or clear card. Sorry I hope that was helpful...
1136229
Yes, you can. One way of doing that is to take the memory card out of your camera, insert it into a memory card reader, connect the memory card reader to your computer through a USB port, and then transfer your data as normal.
821483
HiThe battery Cannot be removed from the camera. Because of this you cannot change the battery. So you need to be smart how you use the camera.The camera is very good value with some limitations.Richie
369000
Yes, the manual specifically suggests that the OS function be turned off when mounted on a tripod and when using the camera in bulb mode.