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 doesn't have a feature to upload directly from the camera. ... you can conect the USB to the cam and upload it the the program that comes with it or just take the mini SD and upload it your self
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Hmmm.. I'd have to say no to that one. It's like asking can you transfer a photo from one digital camera to another directly. I'd say you need a PC to do the transfer.
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Software is included. It was either on a disk or built into the camera, can't remember... you'll login to the system over your local network and set it up.as far as updating firmware or software, I have had zero luck. If you figure it out please post
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The device is not hooked to a computer. The SD card used to transfer images should be compatible.
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None, you need an SD card, and however big your SD card is is the amount of video.
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In the SETTINGS you can choose ISM Mode (Image Stabilizer Mode). You can always download the user manual at the flwg link : http://content.abt.com/documents/23340/sx20is_use.pdf - hope this helps!
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I use 128gb card from pny with no problem. Gives me over 5hrs at xavc-s mode shooting.
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Sure. Just connect the camera to the computer and the app will import the video.
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The software must be running on a PC to upload video and images. So if you need video 24x7 then yes, the PC must be on the entire time.The other option is to have the cameras FTP or email the images when motion is detected. Though you will miss a lot versus using Blue Iris.
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Not sure about that with the Nikon Coolpix S6800. It comes with ViewNX2 imaging program, BUT.. it's not compatible with Windows XP so I don't know if it would upload directly. However, I can upload to Dropbox via a direct USB connection, or using a Card reader, if that helps.
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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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Sorry I have no idea, I have not used it yet. I bought it so I could load pic's from my camera to the computer. I am really not technical at all . So thats all I can say is good luck.
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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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Macintosh is not supported by the Bloggie Software (pre-loaded on the internal memory). The following computer environment is recommended when importing images via a USB connection. see pg. 46GB of http://www.docs.sony.com/release/MHSTSseries_handbook.pdf
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I haven't messed with the software that comes with it, but I recommend checking out iSpy. Free, and works very well with these camera handling motion detection and recording.
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It is possible. I have done a few timelapse videos with the 8910's. You can set the camera to upload a shot to an FTP server either when motion/sound (no sound on the 8905's) or at a certain interval. Is this what you needed? If you have an older Webgui on the camera, you may need to update it.