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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Just take out the SD card form the camera put it into your PC and transfer to the folder of your choice. You can also do this though the provided data cable. On another note, unless you already bought this camera get a camera with OSI, this one is great for day pics but night pics can use some work. OSI helps a lot. Good luck.
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According to the camera's manual (page 17) you can use any of these; however, when using a card other than the SD, you have to check your pc or other device when you go about to transfer/see what you've recorded as not all are compatible. The safe route would be the SD card. By the way, you don't have to use a card and just record to the camera's memory. Hope this helps. I recently purchased this camera and I'm using a SD card with no problems so far.
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For something like a camera's memory card, no, not that I see. But couldn't you do that by connecting the camera to the computer via USB and transferring pics from camera to computer? Or if you wanted to go the other way, put a memory stick into the laptop to store pics on the memory stick (cruzer/flashdrive).**I stand corrected now that I see the answer given 2 below. Thank you for pointing this out, I totally missed it James. I apologize Dina, for any confusion created by my initial response.
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Yes, provided your camera uses SD cards (typical) or MMC cards. Just pop in the drive in the front of the CPU and download your pictures.
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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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I just loaded them from my computer's picture folder and it worked. You can also take the SD card from your camera after taking pictures and insert it that way also. I hope this helps
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According to page 232 of the Canon G9 user guide, you CAN use SDHC memory cards, provided that you format the card 'IN YOUR CAMERA'. Here is the link to the user guide, which you may download to your computer also. Hope this helps! http://gdlp01.c-wss.com/gds/0/0900009910/01/PSG9_CUG_EN.pdf P.S. Make sure that you have Adobe Reader installed on your computer, so that you can read and/or print out the manual! Adobe Reader is available for free at Adobe.com. Also, it looks like you will have to copy and paste the URL I provided, as it doesn't seem to function as a link here in my answer.
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You can download pictures two ways. Either by swapping out as card (which is how I do it) or hook sub cable to camera with computer.
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Best way we've found is to remove the SD memory card from the camera and then put the card in the computer's SD card slot. Copying, deleting, etc is like any other files on an external drive. If your computer doesn't have an SD card slot, SD card readers are available to plug into a USB port for less than $25. Very easy.
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no, what you need is a usb cable to connect your camera to your pc. The cable will transfer the data from the sd card in your camera to the pc
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Emma - "YES" ! The ONLY computers that I own are Macs. I can remove the SDHC 32 meg Memory Card and place it in in my external "Memory Card Reader" OR connect the cam directly to any of my Macs with a USB cable.
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Hi i think the easiest way would be connecting the camera to a pc or mac downloading the pictures and then plugging your flash drive and then move them to it, justo don't know a simple way...hope it helps, greetings
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Well, I always run it without the computer connected so yes, you can scan to an SD card, then move the card into your computer if it has a card reader built in - or you can connect a USB cable to your computer to transfer the pix.
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Yes, just put your card into an SDHC card reader and into your USB outlet on your computer and no need to transfer from a cable or directly from the camera
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The easiest way is to take the card out and put the card in the computer. You might not have the drivers to do it right from the camera.
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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.