sx110 is - uploading to computer: is this absolutely necessary?
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I own this camera (one of my favorite birthday gifts). Page 67 of the software actually states how you can get download the pictures without installing any software. http://web.canon.jp/imaging/information-e.html One thing it forgot to mention is that you can also just pull the memory card and put it in a portable USB SDHC card reader. I've downloaded pictures directly off the card, using Windows Explorer (w/o software), and using Canon's ZoomBrowser software. The one advantage to using their software is that it automatically puts the pictures in folders named by date. Plus it remembers if you took a portrait or landscape shot and automatically re-orients the picture so you don't have to rotate. That's handy; I just wish it could auto-rotate videos too.
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It is, to a point. I plugged it in to several of our Macs (an iMac G3, a G4, and an Intel Macbook), and in each case the camera's internal memory showed up on my desktop, just as a USB flash drive would. The pictures can be transferred to the the computer by drag and drop, which is good enough for us. In no case, however, was I able to get iPhoto or Image capture to recognize the camera directly, and of coarse the included Windows-based software doesn't work.
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I purchased transcend 16gig SDHC with the camera. That is working fine for me.
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i have a new macbook pro (less than 4 months old) and I can upload just fine. I mainly use the sd card but the computer recognized the card even after formatting in the camera. a few times i went straight from cam to comp and it worked fine
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After the camera has been setup, no PC is required to operate it. The camera works standalone (just needs Internet access)
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I've got a 2013 MBP with the latest OSX software. I have never tried using their software, but do you need to? If you connect the camera to the laptop (via USB), it acts as a hard drive and you can import the videos onto your laptop. Unless you need the software to perform something specific, it's not necessary.
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Hi Adisus, uploading images taken from this Sony DSC-WX300 must transferred first on a computer then you can upload it on any site that you prefer. It cannot upload directly by this camera. -Ely
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You will not, the Hard Drive of the PC running Blue Iris is used for storage, so you must take into account how many clips could ultimately be saved. Also most IP camera's have the ability to upload clips to a FTP Server if you wish to implement that option. Hope this helps.
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WOW, I can't believe I've done that a hundred times at least. It is a lot easier than it looks.I better mention to everyone, that you do want to download your photos first, as the FORMAT is a total deletion. That's the idea, to clear the card completely, so there's nothing left behind to slow the processing down. And it should be done in the camera the card is being used in, not the computer or a second camera.
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You can view/download the info online. google this: "IC RecorderICD-SX733/SX734/SX1000 help guide" and the page will come up. Good luck!!
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yes, i use my external for this all the time. just plug it into the usb port. no problem with any video filetype i have found yet
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Get the SX100 as a refurb at a cheap price. You'll never tell the difference.
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It does not need to be compatible. It takes a microsd card which can be removed. There is no need to hook the camera up to a computer.
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I think the SX40 may be better than SX30 but there is no RAW output. Maybe time for a T3i!
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Just taking a stab here and guessing he meant an uploader to sites like YouTube. I don't have one but it can't be that difficult to upload from a pc if it doesn't have one.
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what are you going to use to transmit the image back to you. it really sounds to me you are going commercial and need more equipment to use an local camera. There is an standalone IP camera that might fit your requirement
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I tried just copying the files to my mac and was disappointed I couldn't watch the videos.HOWEVER! I opened iMove (while the SDHC card reader was still plugged in with the card from my FS100 in it) and what to my wonderous eyes should appear!? All of the movies! I could see thumbnails and play them.I just clicked "Import All" and it started importing them. My camera did not need to be plugged in at all :)