How to transfer images to computer?
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Purchase a separate SD card. There is a slot in the Ion for this. It will store all your pictures. I had over a thousand pictures on the sad card and still had room for another 1000. Remove sad card from Ion and place in your computer. If you do not have a SD reader in your computer you can purchase an external one fairly cheap. A few click and you are ready to download all the pictures to your hard drive. If you don't want to go the SD card card then the Ion has a built in storage that will do about 14 pictures before you will have to put them over to your hard drive. Very time consuming. Go the SD route if possible. Regardless, I was very impressed with transfer quality of my 50 year old slides. Purchase a separate SD card. There is a slot in the Ion for this. It will store all your pictures. I had over a thousand pictures on the sad card and still had room for another 1000. Remove sad card from Ion and place in your computer. If you do not have a SD reader in your computer you can purchase an external one fairly cheap. A few click and you are ready to download all the pictures to your hard drive. If you don't want to go the SD card card then the Ion has a built in storage that will do about 14 pictures before you will have to put them over to your hard drive. Very time consuming.... » Read More Purchase a separate SD card. There is a slot in the Ion for this. It will store all your pictures. I had over a thousand pictures on the sad card and still had room for another 1000. Remove sad card from Ion and place in your computer. If you do not have a SD reader in your computer you can purchase an external one fairly cheap. A few click and you are ready to download all the pictures to your hard drive. If you don't want to go the SD card card then the Ion has a built in storage that will do about 14 pictures before you will have to put them over to your hard drive. Very time consuming. Go the SD route if possible. Regardless, I was very impressed with transfer quality of my 50 year old slides. « Show Less
444109
I use an SD Card in the OMNI SCAN and copy the images to that. I then put the SD Card in the computer to download them from there.
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There are instructions that come with the unit that explain how to connect to your computer. It may seem difficult but in fact it is an easy process. To transfer 90 slides it takes about an hour considering that you have to remove the slides from their tray, place them in stacks, insert them in the unit and wait till the slide is shown on the screen then press a switch to make the transfer, remove the slide and place it back into the tray. If the slides are not in a tray it will be much faster. Once you get a system going it really is simple and fast. I did not have film to transfer but I am sure the process is similar as a film holder is included in the package.Good Luck There are instructions that come with the unit that explain how to connect to your computer. It may seem difficult but in fact it is an easy process. To transfer 90 slides it takes about an hour considering that you have to remove the slides from their tray, place them in stacks, insert them in the unit and wait till the slide is shown on the screen then press a switch to make the transfer, remove the slide and place it back into the tray. If the slides are not in a tray it will be much faster. Once you get a system going it really is simple and fast. I did not have film to transfer but I... » Read More There are instructions that come with the unit that explain how to connect to your computer. It may seem difficult but in fact it is an easy process. To transfer 90 slides it takes about an hour considering that you have to remove the slides from their tray, place them in stacks, insert them in the unit and wait till the slide is shown on the screen then press a switch to make the transfer, remove the slide and place it back into the tray. If the slides are not in a tray it will be much faster. Once you get a system going it really is simple and fast. I did not have film to transfer but I am sure the process is similar as a film holder is included in the package.Good Luck « Show Less
444111
I haven't used it for awhile, so my memory is a little hazy. I plugged it in to a port on the front of my computer. I was scanning slides. I chose "USB Connect" from the start menu. The Omni saved the images (I think it has the capacity to save some images without a card) and it was transferred directly to my computer with a message that said "open folder to view files." I clicked on that to open the file and there was another file in it that said "DCIM" which I opened and there was my image. I copied it to a file in "my Pictures." Using a Memory Card in the Omni Scan is good because it allows more images to be saved and then transferred to the computer. I then printed out the images I wanted. Hope this helps. I haven't used it for awhile, so my memory is a little hazy. I plugged it in to a port on the front of my computer. I was scanning slides. I chose "USB Connect" from the start menu. The Omni saved the images (I think it has the capacity to save some images without a card) and it was transferred directly to my computer with a message that said "open folder to view files." I clicked on that to open the file and there was another file in it that said "DCIM" which I opened and there was my image. I copied it to a file in "my Pictures." Using a Memory Card... » Read More I haven't used it for awhile, so my memory is a little hazy. I plugged it in to a port on the front of my computer. I was scanning slides. I chose "USB Connect" from the start menu. The Omni saved the images (I think it has the capacity to save some images without a card) and it was transferred directly to my computer with a message that said "open folder to view files." I clicked on that to open the file and there was another file in it that said "DCIM" which I opened and there was my image. I copied it to a file in "my Pictures." Using a Memory Card in the Omni Scan is good because it allows more images to be saved and then transferred to the computer. I then printed out the images I wanted. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Images are scanned onto an internal SD card - a small one is provided or you can purchase a larger one for convenience - you then plug the ION into your computer to transfer the photos on the SD card (you do NOT have to purchase a reader, it functions as a reader by itself). I use Picasa for my photos, so the computer recognizes the files and downloads them directly to Picasa for storage - MUCH more simple than it sounds.
444113
It has drivers built in, you get a small 8 gig card put them on it first then plug the card into computer then transfer
444114
I've read some of the reviews, sounds fairly simple. With this stand a lone can I copy the prints to a CD?
2230874
The files are jpeg. You can use a usb cable or a memory chip to transfer pictures. I have so many usb cables that I don't recall if it was in the box.
2161826
No, the only way to download the pictures is to use the scandisk and insert it into your computer.
92164
You can actually use the cord that come along with the camera to transfer the pictures. There is a setting on the camera where it asks you how you want to transfer the pictures to your computer. You just need to uncheck Kodak and choose the other option. I just did it a second ago and it worked fine.
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Yes. It transfers images to your computer via usb cable. It appears as a removable drive on PCs and as a Device on a mac. You can import them in several ways using any photo capture or transfer method. Also, as previously mentioned, you can remove the card and transfer images through an External USB card reader or a card slot built in to your computer.
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If I wanted to give this unit as a gift, already loaded with pictures that are now sitting on my computer, what do I need? Can I transfer the pictures to a memory card that I have purchased for the unit?
825275
Insert SD card into computer and computer should recognize it and open picture/iphoto program
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I would suggest that you copy and paste all of your photos in to a new folder then write a batch command that will save them as PC instead of MAC. Then they should transfer.
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The camera should have come with a cable that plugs into the camera at one end and the computer at the other. You just plug it in and then turn on the camera and it will upload a program to your computer and then a little window will appear that asks what task you want to perform. You choose download pictures and it will put them in your computer. Only takes a few seconds!
725995
These days you don't need camera softwares to download your pictures into new computers. Just plug your camera and turn it on.
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You need a USB, a memory card, or a USB cable connecting it to your computer.
2132782
Yes, but you will need a program capable of making an image file. There are a lot, depending upon your operating system, so just read about a few.
1265358
You need to transfer the photos to the computer, and then you can back them up.
269109
That is correct, you first put the pictures on a memory card from this machine and then transfer to you computer. From there you can transfer to a DVD. It worked great and the pictures came out perfect.
640691
You don't need software. Just plug it in like a jump drive and copy the video and picture files off of it and on to your computer.
1641872
Yes, you need to use a USB cable to transfer pics & video to your computer. But the INCLUDED charging cord unplugs from the included charger, and that is the cable you then use to transfer your pics. You'll find that it's easy & works perfectly.
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image files are placed on a SD Card in .jpg format that you can transfer to any computer that can use .jpg images