Transfer the info on the disk to the hard drive of your computer, then from there to the memory card, and into the photo frame
I have a digital camera in which i can upload my photos to the computer, but then it stores the photos which uses up a lot of disk space…..how or is there any program where it saves the photos but doesn’t store/save them to the hard drive? if you know of a program, let me know, and make sure the program fits for any type of camera. if you need info, i have a kodak digital camera.
my old camera had an option where you plugged it into the computer and it would recognize it as either “camera” or “mass storage device.” but this new kodak one doesn’t seem to have this. I want to change it to mass storage because its easier to upload photos without saving them on my computer first. anyone know anything about this?
I have an 5th Gen I-Pod Video. I have Several Camera’s Which i have tried to connect. 1.) Nikon D-80. 2.) Casio Exilm Z1000 3.) Casio Exilm Z1250. My intent is to use the Ipod as an “on-the-go” photo storage unit for traveling. I have tried both the “apple camera connector” and the other way of using a “gender changer” and just connecting the camera’s cables to the ipod’s cables. Neither of which have worked. I’ve made sure that the ipod is both set up to use the hard-drive and that it accepts photo-importing. I’ve also checked my cameras to make sure they were set properly to output the pictures. No luck @ all, i click the “photo import” on the i-pod and it says “ready to connect” i connect the camera and it does nothing. Any suggestions, this is killing me; im trying to use the ipod here soon on an upcoming vacation.
You have to factor in image size and resolution. Maxxed out you could fill up 13 megs with just a couple of pics.
Am sure its very easy but im a computer dunce and am getting very frustrated that i cant figure it out,please help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I have an 5th Gen I-Pod Video. I have Several Camera’s Which i have tried to connect. 1.) Nikon D-80. 2.) Casio Exilm Z1000 3.) Casio Exilm Z1250. My intent is to use the Ipod as an “on-the-go” photo storage unit for traveling. I have tried both the “apple camera connector” and the other way of using a “gender changer” and just connecting the camera’s cables to the ipod’s cables. Neither of which have worked. I’ve made sure that the ipod is both set up to use the hard-drive and that it accepts photo-importing. I’ve also checked my cameras to make sure they were set properly to output the pictures. No luck @ all, i click the “photo import” on the i-pod and it says “ready to connect” i connect the camera and it does nothing. Any suggestions, this is killing me; im trying to use the ipod here soon on an upcoming vacation.
I have a Sony Cybershot digital, w/7.2 megapixels. How do I set it to take night photos? And how about night photos with the full moon out? (I want to photo the moon rising over the sea; so there would be plenty of light including reflection off the water). Black & white might look really nice too if it’s possible to set the camera for this (the instruction book is atrocious so I ask here).
By slides, I mean the ones that are projected in a slide projector, not powerpoint presentation slides. Thanks! 
my girlfriend wont let me print out my pictures at costco or any other photo place because she says ritz camera is the best. is this true? it doesnt necessarily need to be the best but is it a good place to print photos like she says it is?