How to dowload images (photos) from my Canon SD500 to my PC (Windows XP)?
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there is a file called pictbridge,\n\ntry google
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Try Filelodge, or Photobucket, both are free... but beware, if there servers crash your pics are gone! External hard drives are cheep, 100gig for $60-$70 I use one for my music & pictures...
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All digital cameras should come with the software to load onto the pc. Once that is done it should be a simple case of connecting your camera to your pc via the usb cable and uploading the pics should be automatic
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There are USB based XD card readers for PCs just as SD card readers. Infact I was looking for one yesterday for my Fuji camera.\n\n You could check on epinions for reviews and then buy one online. I am assuming you have a xd card with more memory already in the camera, as the ones they come with 10mb size is too little to take many photos.
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You need to go to the manufacturers web page, most have software available for download. If not, do a google search with the name of the model of your camera & "drivers". You can usually find a webpage that has the drivers.
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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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http://www.canon.co.uk/Support/User_Manuals/index.asp
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Kodak has WONDERFUL software to help in transferring pictures. It recognizes when you've connected your camera to the computer. All you need is the usb cord, which usually prices around 19.99 but you can purchase a dock on any of the auction sites for fairly cheap, even get a printer, which is great for 1 touch transfer as well as printing. Below is the link for the software. Its one of the reasons I absolutely love Kodak!
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WinXP has native support for Canon BJC80 printer. Please read below.\n\n\n\nHow do I Install the printer driver in Windows XP?\n\n\nIn Windows XP, the driver for your printer is within the Add Printer Wizard. No download is required.\n\nFollow these steps to install the driver:\n\n1. Click the Windows Start button.\n\n2. Click Control Panel.\n\n3. Click Printers and Other Hardware, and then Printers and Faxes. If your printer is already listed in the Printers window, Windows XP has automatically installed the printer driver for you. If not, continue with step 4.\n\n4. Click Add a printer. \n\n5. Click Next.\n\n6. Select Local if your printer is attached directly to your computer. \n\n7. Uncheck the box next to Automatically detect your printer, and then click Next.\n\n8. Select Canon from the list of manufacturers and your printer from the list of printers. Click Next.\n\n9. Select whether or not you want the printer to be the default printer and click Next.\n\n10. If your printer is turned on and connected, select Yes to print a test page and click Next.\n\n11. Click Finish to complete the installation.
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You need the usb adapter cable. Windows will recognize it as a camera that you can retreive media from. If you can not find the cable, you may be able to use a memory card reader.
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yah. go to ur photos folder and add them in as attachments!! DUH!!
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BURN all pics into a CD. Meaning Copy all the pics to a CD using Nero Burning Rom(may differ) which you can get it from www.nero.com
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try this link\nhttp://consumer.usa.canon.com/ir/controller?act=DownloadIndexAct
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download the driver specailly made for XP\n-check if the USB ports are working fine\n-go to control panel add remove hardware and search for h/w\n-if the hardware is found, select install hardware manually and provide the location of the dirver.\n-Done.
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I have attached the URL to download it directly form the canon website. It was found easiliy on google. I searched for 'canon photostitch download'.\n\nhttp://www.canon.co.jp/Imaging/psa75/system04-e.html
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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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There are two ways to do this. You can set the connection mode through your camera to Normal mode, and then install the software in the CD for the transfer. This method need sometime to set up, but it will ease you in the future.\n\nWhen the software has been set, you can easily import whatever u have in the camera using the import button in the computer.\n\nThe second way is setting the camera to PTP connection (inside the camera's menu), and plug it in to through the USB, and you can treat it as a card reader. That is to say that u must search the camera through My Computer, and copy the image files to your computer.\n\nHope that can help.