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Posted by Stuart Miller on 04/09/07 07:05
<excaliber11654@webtv.net> wrote in message
news:5553-461970A7-410@storefull-3215.bay.webtv.net...
> Hello,
> Anyone out there know how to transfer digital photo's from a digital
> camera using a computer and USB cable and without using a photoshop
> program?
>
Perhaps I have nissed something here, but this seems to be a perpheral
device issue, not a dvd issue
If so it would be off topic, but I'll answer it anyways.
Just about every digital camera on the market today will function as an
extrenal drive, or a 'removable media' type drive, and xp or linux will
recognize it automatically. Just locate it (my computer or ?), open it -
usually a folder named Dcim, then drag the pics to your destination.
This works for 4 different digital camera in my family, but I prefer to pull
the memory card out of the cameras and transfer pics from a card reader.
These are built into many computers and printers these days, or available
for under $30.00.
> I know how to upload the pics using WEB TV,and know how to use the
> upload from a computer but how do I get the pics to save them from my
> camera to a list where I can upload them from?
>
> I need to have my images show up so I can SAVE THEM AS! That's the part
> I can't figure out,what do you do?
> Save the pics to a harddrive,or a floppy disc as I'm using a public
> computer, because my WEB TV doesn't work to transfer pics anymore all I
> get is a pattern where the pic should be?
> I even changed the setting in my camera to PAL from NTSB and back and I
> Still get the pattern when I hit the uploader camera thing?
>
PAL and NTSC are only considerations for video coming from the camera.
Once on the hard drive, burn a dvd or whatever
For security, if using a public computer do NOT save them to the hard drive,
save them directly to dvd or a flash drive as it is virtually impossible to
be SURE they are deleted from the public machine's hard drive.
Sorry, I know nothing about WEB TV so I can't comment on that.
Stuart
> Thank you,merlin
>
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