how do i transfer pictures from a camera to my desk top?
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You didn't specify whether you have a film camera or not, so I'll give an answer for both scenarios.\n\nFILM CAMERA\nWhen you get your film developed at the photo local lab, select the option to have your pictures placed on CD. It costs more money to get your film developed this way; however, once you have your photos on CD you can transfer them to your desktop just like any other file.\n\nDIGITAL CAMERA\nYou have two options: \n\nA) If you have a memory card, you can transfer your pictures using what is known as a card reader. A card reader is a device that you insert your memory card into and plug into your computer. This creates a connection that will enable you to access and transfer your digital camera's pictures to your computer's hard drive.\n\nB) If you don't have a memory card, no problem-- just get a USB cable to hook up your camera to your computer and transfer your photos that way.
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Attach ur memory card with the laptop using USB cable..
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I will assume your camera uses USB (the large majority does). Decently working USB wasn't really even added until late windoze 98, which was second edition. I would like to make a suggestion before you consider the upgrade or replacement to XP.\n\n Find the manufacturer of the camera and do some searching (Yahoo, Google, MSN, whatever you like best) for the website of the manufacture. Check on the site to see if there is a Windows98 device driver for your model camera. IF there is, you are in luck. Download it and run it on your win98 computer. \n\n If a driver cannot be found, you pretty much don't have any other options. IF your computer has enough memory and a fast enough CPU, you might be able to run XP okay. Really, it is a good idea to upgrade anyway if you can. Other things besides the camera are probably going to cause you grief at some point.\n\n Hope this helps.
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You'll need to refer to your camera's documentation or manual but the easy way is to get a capturing device (such as a dazzle) and some video editing software like Pinnacle for pc or Final Cut Pro for mac.\nYou can probably find out everything you need to know at: www.pinnacle.com
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a camera and a computer
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To do this you need a special piece of equipment called a scanner.  The scanner will convert any picture on paper into a computer image.  If you don't have a scanner, you still might be able to use a scanner at a friend's house or in a public area, and then put the file on a disk, upload it to a website, or e-mail it to yourself.\n\nYou might try looking in a school library for a scanner.  Ask around...if you're friends with the secretary in any office, ask them if there is a scanner you could use.  A public library or college library may also have a scanner you could use.\n\nAnother good option for getting an image from paper onto the computer is a digital camera.  Especially compared to older scanners, newer cameras often will get just as good an image--the only problem is that it can be difficult to set up the lighting correctly and getting the shot so that it is square and not out of proportion.  If you can't find a scanner, finding a digital camera might be your next best bet.\n\nGood luck.
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You should have a USB, FireWire or some other port on your camera.\nGo to the website of the camera you have and learn.
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your camera should have come with a cable to attach to your computer....serial or usb most likely. plug the cable into your camera and the computer. turn your camera on to where you can preview the photos. your computer should recognize the camera and open a folder with your photos inside
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Do the following:\n\n1. On your Desktop, double-click on "My Computer" or "Windows Explorer".\n\n2. In the window that opens, click on "My Documents", then "My Pictures".\n\n3. Hold down the CTRL key and click on each of the pictures you want to move.\n\n4. Right-click your mouse, then click "Cut" in the popup menu.\n\n5. Use the navigation tree on the left to get to the desired folder. \n\n6. Then right-click in that folder, and click "Paste" in the popup menu.\n\nAll the files are now together.
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Just transfer through USB
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Your computer must be equipped with the Bluetooth techology (either its built in or you can always get a bluetooth adaptor and connect it to your USB port)\nI assume your cellphone is Bluetooth enabled.\n\nWhen you get both the devices ready, all you need to do is to switch on the Bluetooth for both the devices, and select the file you want to transfer to the computer, send via bluetooth.\n\nYour cellphone will then try to search for bluetooth devices, and should be able to detect your computer.\n\nSelect the computer, and proceed to send the picture.
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take pic with phone send the pic in e-mail from your phone go into your e-mail save the files up load or go to Kodak picture maker and use blue tooth to burn them on to a disk
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If you just want to be able to transport pictures someplace get a memory stick. You probably are not going to be able to copy back to the camera. To do so they would have to provide a USB endpoint in the camera and that is probably not the case.
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My kid uses paint (Start/all programs/accessories/paint)\n\nGet your pics tight together on it (going to have to make them small if you have a lot) then save it to a place you can find it again.\n\nOpen it and right click and set as desk top.\n\nHopefully this was clear as i am lousy at explaing things just know how to do them........lol
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Send a pic message from the camera to your email. It should work.
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connect the recorder with a datacable to the laptop. then use the software come along withr the daa the recorder to transfer the data.
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OK when you connect the camera or a card, it becomes another drive on your computer. \n\nDouble click on My Computer, plug the camera in and watch what happens. You will suddenly have a Drive F (or E,G,H,I,J,K...). Double click the newly created drive and you will see all your pics. \n\nIn reverse, simply copy the picture files to the new Drive (File, Save As   or  drag and drop).\n\nCAUTION - Copy the entire Card/Camera to your My Documents folder before playing. Some cameras are fussy about files and may only accept pictures that are the same size. Also by viewing the photos on the card, a hidden windows file may be created (thumbs.db), again some cameras may have a problem with this.