need to know how to transfer my film from digital camera onto computer?
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If you are using a digital camcorder you will need a firewire port on your pc and some video editing software.
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You can correct your camera to a USB port and then  a board will come and it will ask if you want to use the download wizard for photos. highlight it and click ok and it should download the photos to my photos.\n\nCheck on photos and move them to your cd write drive and burn them there.\n\nDB
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If your computer has a slot you can plug the memory card into, then its pretty easy.  You go to My Computer and see if the computer recognizes the memory card as a separate drive.  If so, just cut or copy the image files from your computer and paste them to your memory card.\n\nIf your computer doesn't have such a slot, then the images can be transferred with a cable connecting your camera and memory card to the computer.  Works the same way -- once the camera is connected to the computer, the computer will see the memory card as a separate drive.  Just cut/copy and paste.\n\nCut = cntrl+x\nCopy = cntrl+c\nPaste = cntrl+v\n\nOr use the Edit menu.
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Very good Jarvis, thats made my day! lol\n\nIf you mean the shortcut from 'My Computer', then just drag it, and drop it there..\n\nIf you mean the entire film backed-up to your Hard Drive, and accessed from your desttop, then your going to need to get a 'Ripper' - and you can from the link below...\n\nMerry Crimbo.. lol =/
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If you're having trouble getting your pictures downloaded from the camera to the computer....forgive me for going into the following details and for assuming you didn't know how to do this. I can't help you with the Kodak except to say my camera uses an SD memory card and I transfer my pictures from the SD memory card (instead of the camera to conserve camera battery power) to my computer via a memory card holder (USB device).\n\nThis is the way I do it and it works for me. I'm sure there are easier and faster ways but this works fine and I understand it.\n\nHave you downloaded your pictures and put them in a folder on your computer yet? If not, do that and call the folder "My pictures" or whatever you want to call it....just so long as you remember where the pictures are so you'll know where to go to find them later. \n\nNow that you have a folder that contains your pictures you can copy and paste (drag and drop...same difference) the pictures into your travel drive. \n\nHave you ever "copied and pasted"...."drag and drop"? If so, you know how to do the rest. \n\nIf not, go to the folder that contains your pictures and open that folder...now  minimize this window. \n\nNow open the Travel Drive and minimize this window. \n\nYou now have two windows opened....but both are minimized...out of sight at the bottom of the screen. \n\nNow go to an "open area" at the bottom where these two windows are minimized and "right click in an open area" then choose "Tile Windows Horizontally". \n\nBoth windows should now be visible on your screen....one is your Travel Drive window, the other is your pictures window. \n\nYou're almost done....highlight (select) the pictures you want to transfer over into your travel drive. \n\nNow "left" click and hold down the mouse on the selected pictures and drag and drop them over into your travel drive window and release the mouse button. \n\nYou're done! Good luck.
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connect cable to camera then to pc, go to my computer , removable device (or storage) , there you will find your photos.\nto attach to email, open email and look for "attach file" or something similar
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use the link below to down load drivers for your dcs 220 camera\nreinstall the drivers and you should be able to upload you pictures from your camera.  Good luck\n\nhttp://support.packardbell.com/uk/mypc/index.php?PibItemNr=6931400000&PibIte
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You don't need a program, if you don't want to edit the video.  When you plug the camera into the computer, there should be an extra "drive" in My Computer.  Open that and just copy the files into My Pictures or wherever.
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from a didital cam ? just install the software that came w/ the cam. plus in the usb cable and go from there
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If your computer is fairly new, chances are it came with a built-in firewire port. If not, your likelihood of getting the video onto your PC quickly go down a bit. You can always get a firewire PCI card installed into the machine.  You would also need a firewire cable to go from the camcorder to the PC.\n\nSeeing as how you rented the camcorder, did they possibly give you any software for the PC? If not, then that presents another obstacle to your goal. Office programs will not assist you with getting video to your PC. If you have the software for the camcorder, it should have some type of video editing software with it. If not, and the PC is fairly new, then you might have a freebie program called Windows Movie Maker included with your PC, which should get the basics done for you.
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http://whateverlife.com/tutorial1.php That link helped me learn how, and the recomended program is real good. (Free, not a virus, works well)\n\nOR: If you have a digatal Camera, take a video with it, then upload it to somewhere like photobucket.com and use the embeded code...\n\nGood luck
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If you have an image taken on a standard film-type camera and would like it to be accessible on your computer WITHOUT a scanner, first you need to develop the image.  After that, you can use a digital camera or a cellphone with a digital camera to take a picture of your picture.  After that, you should be able to take it from there.
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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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Check with your local photo stores if you don't want to do it online.  I have had some photo companies take old film and put it on VHS and it wasn't too expensive.
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Your digital camera probably came with a USB cable. You connect the cable to the digital camera on one end and to the USB port on the other. If you have a newer computer, you can just take out the memory card and put it into its respective slot on the harddrive.\nThen you go to My Computer to find the device, and then it will let you open to see your files and then from there you can transfer them to somewhere on your harddrive.
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Use windows movie maker...it comes with windows xp\n\nGood Luck
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Why don't you try to transfer/read the photos directly from the digital  camera itself  by connecting it to your computer with the usb cable provided. It is much safer and would avoid also possible scratching or damaging your card when taking it out again and again. Try to do that , I believe it will work.