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I have transferred images from my PC to my XD card, but I assume it is the same process. Connect your camera to the PC as normal using the USB cable. My computer comes up with a list of options of what I want to do. Select open folder to view files (or something like that). If you aren't given this option you can select the drive the camera is connected to, the E drive in my case, and enter the file this way. Then open the folder with the photos you want to transfer, and simply drag them into the digital camera file. If you want to view them on your camera again you will have to rename the files with a name the camera can understand, eg P1010001, or whatever your camera names files. However if its just to view them on another PC or a digital photo frame (this is why I was doing it), you don't have to rename the files. Hope this helps.
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What technologies does a digital camera use to transfer images to a PC?
They use USB, SD, Micro SD and wirless.
Can you transfer pictures from the Nintendo DSi to a computer?
Yes you can as long as you have a SD card installed in your DSi. Copy pictures from system to SD card. Install SD in PC card reader and download.
Can you download images to your DSi?
The DSi cannot handle the download of images via its browser, nor is it able to read images copied to the SD card on a PC.
How do you transfer photos from your Nintendo DSi to your PC?
you take out the sd card and put it in the PC then a pop up will apper then you go to open files and go from there..............
How do you transfer files from a dxg 565?
I assume the video is stored on an SD card. You simply remove the card and plug it into a card reader which connects to your PC. Really simple :-)
How do you transfer picturse from laptop to 3DS?
You would need to remove the SD card from the 3DS and insert it into a PC that has an inbuilt card reader, or a USB one. Pictures can then be copied across to the SD card before you re-insert it inside the console.
How do you transfer music to a scan disc card?
To transfer music to a SD card, first connect the SD card to your computer using a card reader or built-in slot. Then, open the file explorer and locate the music files you want to transfer. Simply drag and drop the music files into the SD card folder. Once the transfer is complete, safely eject the SD card from your computer.
How do you transfer music from PC to cell phone using a SD card?
On mine you put the sd card into a sd card reader and put it in your usb port on your computer and a thing should pop up to install and follow those directions and drag / copy and paste the music to it. hope this helped ;)
How can I transfer data from a compact flash card to an SD card?
To transfer data from a compact flash card to an SD card, you can use a computer with a card reader that supports both types of cards. Insert the compact flash card into the card reader, then connect the SD card to the computer. Copy the files from the compact flash card to a folder on your computer, then safely eject the compact flash card. Finally, insert the SD card and transfer the files from the computer to the SD card.
Is your PC too old to have a sd card slot?
yep most pc's dont have this a mac does but for a pc get a sd adapter then put the sd in it and the adapter is like a usb.
What is the best way to transfer data from an SD card to a CompactFlash card using an adaptor?
To transfer data from an SD card to a CompactFlash card using an adaptor, insert the SD card into the adaptor and then insert the adaptor into the CompactFlash card slot on your device. Use a computer or device with both SD and CompactFlash card slots to copy and paste the files from the SD card to the CompactFlash card.
How do you transfer images from 1 sd card to another sd card?
Alright. let us assume the memory card is a USB, or zip drive. First, insert the USB into your laptop or computer. Then, save it n your computer by copying it and pasting it. finally, take out the first zip drive and insert the other one, and copy and paste the memory from the computer t he zip, as you did before. And there you have it!
