You should have that capability within the camera's software bundle that came with it. If not, go to the manufacturer's website and see what you can find. They may have something there.
Where did u get the pictures in the first place? A camera, on your lab top? Go back there and upload them again!
You can't upload it from a memory card. You could try plugging USB cable in the port in the back of the WII and upload from computer while having a memory stick converter.
If you are using Cloudsync get the desktop manager for it. It has an upload folder that will put supported videos and photos back into you Photos app.
Yes, formatting your camera (which formats the memory card as well) will delete your photos. You need to back up your photos before you format them, unless your photos are unwanted.
You can use MMS to send the photos to facebook. It works fine for one picture, but because of the costs and complexity of the process, is no choice for the upload of multiple photos. You can download the photos from your phone to your computer (using the supplied cable, USB, infrared, bluetooth, ... depending on what your computer and cell phone support). Then you can upload the photos regularly as described in the related question.
The same way you copy a picture file from your camera or memory stick is the same way you move it back. With the camera or memory stick still connected to the computer, edit the picture and instead of selecting SAVE under File, select SAVE AS and browse to your memory stick and save it back. If you want to keep the original, make sure you save tie file with a different name. ------------------ While, it is true that you can copy photos back to the memory stick, I have found that the camera may or may not display them if they have been edited. You will need to experiment. [[User:Srobidoux|Srobidoux]]
Picture phones (or camera phones) are a great way to physically share with your friends what you're doing or where you are at. You'll know if your phone is a camera phone if you see a small camera lens anywhere on your phone. Most camera phones allow you to send your photos to other friends who can receive photos via multimedia messaging, or MMS. With some phones you can even upload your photos to social networks and send to e-mail contacts. Likewise, if somebody you know has a picture phone they may also send pictures back to you, and you can receive them on your phone. Keep in mind that some carriers do charge to send and receive picture messages, so if you're not sure call up your company and ask.
You could try RePicvid Free Photo Recovery to restore deleted photos from Camera. Just remove the SD card and connect it to computer, then run the software and follow the user guide. It is reliable and easy.
Check your recycle bin, and try recovery software. If you still have the photos on your camera, you can download them again.
You don't give it away. Go to the Wax Museum and show the camera to the man outside. He will give you some film. Use it and the camera will be ready to take photos. Climb the building next to the studio and use the camera to look down inside.
Digital photos are stored as a series of 1s and 0s inside a digital camera or computer. This signal is decoded back into the photo and printed the same way a word document is printed.
You just put your front camera in front of a mirror and it'll show your 4 reflections.If you only have a camera in the back of you phone / iPod/ iPadthen it wont work ..