Help! Trying to transfer pics fr computer back to Canon. Will this work? Obviously, I'm not computer literate. Is this what I need to transfer pics back to SD card so I can install in digital frame???Thanks.Kingston 19-in-1 USB 2.0 Flash Memory Card Reader FCR-HS219/1 Help! Trying to transfer pics fr computer back to Canon. Will this work? Obviously, I'm not computer literate. Is this what I need to transfer pics back to SD card so I can install in digital... » Read More Help! Trying to transfer pics fr computer back to Canon. Will this work? Obviously, I'm not computer literate. Is this what I need to transfer pics back to SD card so I can install in digital frame???Thanks.Kingston 19-in-1 USB 2.0 Flash Memory Card Reader FCR-HS219/1 « Show Less
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It's a reader and writer for any compatible flash card and can transfer any type of file to or from (or between) any of the 4 drive letters assigned by the operating system and your computer. I can copy pics from my camera card (SDHC) directly to a SD Micro card for my smart phone or MP3s from my PC to the SD Micro. It's up to the device the card is used in if it can read the files on that card and display (or play) them
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As long as you have not edited the pics you can transfer them to an SD card and they will display in your camera. If you have edited them, they will still be transferable to other cards/devices, but you won't be able to view them with the camera itself. Using a card reader is always aeasier and safer than hoking the camera up directly.
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Hi.I hope this helps. I had the same question as you did. On occassions I use the standard SD cards, but when traveling I like to use the Extreme SDHC cards. I called tech support and they told me the following.The first ones out on the market only could read Standard SD cards. The new ones being sold accepts SDHC cards. Good new if you have an older model. Sandisk offers a firmware update at their site. So you are covered.I hope this helped.
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You can only use SDHC cards in this...I agree that it sounds like you tried to insert a different card....I would be very careful in trying to extract it. I have had no problems with this using my card.
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Here it is October 2010 and you are getting a reply to your Compact Flash item of last July 30th. I have a CF input device plugged into a USB socket in the back of my iMac G5. I insert a CF card (from a camera) into the input device and . . . And that's my problem. What next? What App do I use to move/download data from the CF to the iMac? From what I read, everybody does it. I am the only dense person who has not figured how it's done. PLEASE HELP!!!!! Frank at frdavis1@cox.net
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Hi Sara,I'm Jewel with Kingston Technical Support, here to answer your question. The FCR-HS3 card reader is compatible with Mac OS and can be used to import any kind of data from an SDHC card. For any further assistance, please call us at 1-800-435-0640 (USA and Canada only) M - F 6am - 6pm PT and I or another available Technician will assist you.Thank you for selecting Kingston as your upgrade partner.
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Hi - I suggest simply using a card reader that you insert into one of your computer's USB ports (and of course the memory card inserts into the card reader). There are a number of card readers available from about $12 on up, either online or on sale for almost that low a price at drug stores (like Walgreens or CVS), Staples, Best Buy, Walmart, Target. I haven't used camera cables for a few years just because I can travel with a card reader that is the size of a small cracker basically and also fits in my wallet easily. Compact and easy.
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JC - thank you so much for the wonderful suggestion about using a separate SD card reader! i, too was about to purchase the Canon A1000 IS and was turned off by the negative reviews of the software.i have a SansDisk card reader (that accepts SDHC) and plan to go this route. Thanks again!VK
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Does your computer have a card reader? If so put a card in the card reader and put the cd in your computer and transfer the photos from the CD to the card. BUT SERIOUSLY MINE IS BROKE ALREADY. I WOULDN"T BUY THIS ONE. It is just crappy.
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hello, some converter for pictures I have in the computer normally format? since I get into the memory card out I failed. any recommendation? thx
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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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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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I have this camera (canon A620) and a kingston 1/2 gb SD card. They work pretty good together, no problem at all. I do not think you would have problem with kingston 1 gb, although (I want to be clear) is not the one I have.
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I am wondering the same now.. No wonder I have never been able to get it to work on my computer. Lately can't get my camera to even recognize the card. I had to go purchase a new card
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That's correct that one file had no data at all, and technically its file name itself was the data. I have no idea why it would not work. It worked for me, and all I did was copy the files to the root directory of the card, put the card in the camera, turn it on, and the upgrade went as expected. The instructions say that if you leave the files on the card, the upgrade will happen each time you turn on the camera.I'd suggest making sure that the files didn't get copied to a sub-directory (such as DCIM or the one with the videos) by mistake. You can also check the firmware version again just to see if it changed. That's correct that one file had no data at all, and technically its file name itself was the data. I have no idea why it would not work. It worked for me, and all I did was copy the files to the root directory of the card, put the card in the camera, turn it on, and the upgrade went as expected. The instructions say that if you leave the files on the card, the upgrade will happen each time you turn on the camera.I'd suggest making sure that the files didn't get copied to a sub-directory (such as DCIM or the one with the videos) by mistake. You can also check the firmware... » Read More That's correct that one file had no data at all, and technically its file name itself was the data. I have no idea why it would not work. It worked for me, and all I did was copy the files to the root directory of the card, put the card in the camera, turn it on, and the upgrade went as expected. The instructions say that if you leave the files on the card, the upgrade will happen each time you turn on the camera.I'd suggest making sure that the files didn't get copied to a sub-directory (such as DCIM or the one with the videos) by mistake. You can also check the firmware version again just to see if it changed. « Show Less
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Hi there -- this may be irrelevant, but they're asking me to communicate. I never used Canon, bought this slave to enable me to use auxiliary flash with a Fuji 3D camera. The idea is this: Most today's hi-tech flashes emit a series of light impulses to pre-evaluate the scene, the pop responsible for actual exposure (when the shutter opens) being the last one. To use an external slave flash you need either turn off all camera's pre-flashes (switch it to 'dumb' mode -- impossible with my Fuji) or use a slave that will ignore pre-flashes, such as this unit. That's why I bought it and it works for me. Try to read the manual for your Canon and see what your options are. It always helps to have a clear understanding what goes on. Cheers! M.B.
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Hi Clarke, I only transferred photos from a card to my computer. Whether you can write files from your computer to the card I cannot answer that question. I believe if it transferred photos the reverse might also work well. Good luck. Ron
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If you are going to use a different USB adapter / card reader, it must be SDHC compatible or it will not recognize the card. I have an older adapter that is not SDHC compliant and it will only read up to a 2GB card.