Re: question about putting pix on memory cards ...
David Madsen wrote: > Excellent point. Some of the newer stuff is packaged to work with XP and > you would have to download a driver from the manufacturer's web site to use > it with earlier versions. Bill Gates really wants you to update your > system, Ann, and he's got a lot of helpers trying to twist your arm. > > Dave I'm afraid, I'm very afraid :) ann > > > -Original Message- > From: Mark Roberts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Monday, October 25, 2004 7:32 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: question about putting pix on memory cards ... > > Ann Sanfedele <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >I have to get the proper card reader - as I have Windoze 98 (NOT > >SE) the one I bought at first didn't go. > > Windows 98 doesn't have built-in support for card readers and removable > storage volumes. You have to install a driver to get them to work. If > you're using Windows 98 you should make sure you buy a card reader that > comes with appropriate drivers. > > -- > Mark Roberts > Photography and writing > www.robertstech.com
Re: question about putting pix on memory cards ...
Yep, you can load any pictures on a memory card and carry it/them to your photo dealer - I use this all the time to carry all kind of stuff around, sometimes photos to print, too. good luck (you seem to need it) Sam - Original Message - From: "Ann Sanfedele" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Monday, October 25, 2004 8:00 PM Subject: question about putting pix on memory cards ... from the computer.. That is, can I download stuff from my memory card in my digicam, edit the files, saving in jpg and upload them onto a little flash card either in a , for instance san disk card reader or right into the camera? (I'm not brave enough to just experiment :) ) as my cd burner went south, I hope I could load stuff onto a litle card take it to my photo place and let him burn cd's for me. Am I dreaming? Did I mention my Tv died 2 hours after game 7 against the Yankees the other night? I also have wounded kx's and an LX - they may be up for grabs pretty soon, stay tuned annsan
RE: question about putting pix on memory cards ...
Excellent point. Some of the newer stuff is packaged to work with XP and you would have to download a driver from the manufacturer's web site to use it with earlier versions. Bill Gates really wants you to update your system, Ann, and he's got a lot of helpers trying to twist your arm. Dave -Original Message- From: Mark Roberts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, October 25, 2004 7:32 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: question about putting pix on memory cards ... Ann Sanfedele <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >I have to get the proper card reader - as I have Windoze 98 (NOT >SE) the one I bought at first didn't go. Windows 98 doesn't have built-in support for card readers and removable storage volumes. You have to install a driver to get them to work. If you're using Windows 98 you should make sure you buy a card reader that comes with appropriate drivers. -- Mark Roberts Photography and writing www.robertstech.com
Re: question about putting pix on memory cards ...
Ann Sanfedele <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >I have to get the proper card reader - as I have Windoze 98 (NOT >SE) the one I bought at first didn't go. Windows 98 doesn't have built-in support for card readers and removable storage volumes. You have to install a driver to get them to work. If you're using Windows 98 you should make sure you buy a card reader that comes with appropriate drivers. -- Mark Roberts Photography and writing www.robertstech.com
Re: question about putting pix on memory cards ...
William Robb wrote: > - Original Message - > From: "Doug Franklin" > Subject: RE: question about putting pix on memory cards ... > > > > > How about putting the CF or SD (or whatever) card into a card > > reader on > > the computer and saving edited files back to it? > > Thats how I do it. > > William Robb I have to get the proper card reader - as I have Windoze 98 (NOT SE) the one I bought at first didn't go. Meantime, if I can do it right to the card from the computer when card is in camera I'd love it Haven't had a chance to follow Caveman's instructions yet - thanks everyone for input on this - as always, the collective smarts on this list never ceases to impress ann
RE: question about putting pix on memory cards ...
On 25 Oct 2004 at 13:56, Dave Madsen wrote: > Actually, memory cards may very well replace CD's and other discs for all > data transfer. I use CF cards to transfer files, including photos, between the > computers in my house. My wife's office is now using CFs instead of discs for > transfer and temp storage. I have a 80 gig USB 2.0 hard drive and two CF card > readers that I use between my desktop and notebook computers so I only use CDs > for permanent storage. That's pretty much how I work here too, my partner uses a USB memory key or Muvo to shuffle files between work and home and I either use an external HD or my CF cards to shuffle data between friends etc however I back up now to DVD. I still prefer to write a closed CD of only the data I need printed though. In any case I'm sure a few of you have a decent unused CD-R drive you could send to Ann, I have a few but unfortunately the postage costs would be a bit prohibitive for a drives of that size. Come on team... Rob Studdert HURSTVILLE AUSTRALIA Tel +61-2-9554-4110 UTC(GMT) +10 Hours [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://members.ozemail.com.au/~distudio/publications/ Pentax user since 1986, PDMLer since 1998
Re: question about putting pix on memory cards ...
- Original Message - From: "Doug Franklin" Subject: RE: question about putting pix on memory cards ... How about putting the CF or SD (or whatever) card into a card reader on the computer and saving edited files back to it? Thats how I do it. William Robb
RE: question about putting pix on memory cards ...
On Mon, 25 Oct 2004 13:22:51 -0500, Don Sanderson wrote: > If your camera appears as a drive letter when plugged in > like most of them do then yes, you can copy back to the card > in the camera or in a reader. How about putting the CF or SD (or whatever) card into a card reader on the computer and saving edited files back to it? TTYL, DougF KG4LMZ
RE: question about putting pix on memory cards ...
Actually, memory cards may very well replace CD's and other discs for all data transfer. I use CF cards to transfer files, including photos, between the computers in my house. My wife's office is now using CFs instead of discs for transfer and temp storage. I have a 80 gig USB 2.0 hard drive and two CF card readers that I use between my desktop and notebook computers so I only use CDs for permanent storage. Dave -Original Message- From: Ann Sanfedele [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, October 25, 2004 12:01 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: question about putting pix on memory cards ... from the computer.. That is, can I download stuff from my memory card in my digicam, edit the files, saving in jpg and upload them onto a little flash card either in a , for instance san disk card reader or right into the camera? (I'm not brave enough to just experiment :) ) as my cd burner went south, I hope I could load stuff onto a litle card take it to my photo place and let him burn cd's for me. Am I dreaming? Did I mention my Tv died 2 hours after game 7 against the Yankees the other night? I also have wounded kx's and an LX - they may be up for grabs pretty soon, stay tuned annsan
Re: question about putting pix on memory cards ...
With the camera connected to the computer: 1. Start Canon ZoomBrowser 2. Click "Camera & Memory Card" 3. Click "Upload images" 4. Select the images 5. Click "Open Camera Window" Ann Sanfedele mused: That is, can I download stuff from my memory card in my digicam, edit the files, saving in jpg and upload them onto a little flash card either in a , for instance san disk card reader or right into the camera?
Re: question about putting pix on memory cards ...
No you're not dreaming. I frequently do this, especially if I just want some quickie prints. A file is a file is a file, whether it's a .jpg or plain text and your card reader with a flash card in it, as far as your computer is concerned, is nothing more than another storage disk Just go to Windows Explorer and *copy* the pix from wherever they are on your hard drive to the flash drive. Paul - Original Message - From: "Ann Sanfedele" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Monday, October 25, 2004 1:00 PM Subject: question about putting pix on memory cards ... > from the computer.. > > That is, > can I download stuff from my memory card in my > digicam, edit the files, > saving in jpg and upload them onto a little flash > card either in a , for instance > san disk card reader or right into the camera? > > (I'm not brave enough to just experiment :) ) > > as my cd burner went south, I hope I could load > stuff onto a litle card > take it to my photo place and let him burn cd's > for me. > > Am I dreaming? > > Did I mention my Tv died 2 hours after game 7 > against the Yankees the other night? > > I also have wounded kx's and an LX - they may be > up > for grabs pretty soon, stay tuned > > annsan > >
Re: question about putting pix on memory cards ...
> from the computer.." Annsan asked. > "That is, > can I download stuff from my memory card in my > digicam, edit the files, > saving in jpg and upload them onto a little flash > card either in a , for instance > san disk card reader or right into the camera? > > (I'm not brave enough to just experiment :) ) > > as my cd burner went south, I hope I could load > stuff onto a litle card > take it to my photo place and let him burn cd's > for me. > > Am I dreaming?" > Indeed, you should be able to transfer the edited images from the computer to the card using the card reader, and in fact I sometimes do that when I want to carry a specific group of pictures to Wal*Mart for printing but I don't want that group of pictures permanently together on a CD. Also, for someone who doesn't necessarily carry a purse, the cards are more convenient to take on the trip to the store. (They're pocketable; CDs are less so.) I would transfer the files with the card reader rather than the camera though. ER
RE: question about putting pix on memory cards ...
If I understand your question, which seems most discombobulated, the answer is yes. IOW, you want to edit your files in the computer and download then to a memory card, take the card to a lab and have them make a CD. Shel > [Original Message] > From: Ann Sanfedele <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Date: 10/25/2004 11:08:19 AM > Subject: question about putting pix on memory cards ... > > from the computer.. > > That is, > can I download stuff from my memory card in my > digicam, edit the files, > saving in jpg and upload them onto a little flash > card either in a , for instance > san disk card reader or right into the camera?
Re: question about putting pix on memory cards ...
Ann Sanfedele mused: > > from the computer.. > > That is, > can I download stuff from my memory card in my > digicam, edit the files, > saving in jpg and upload them onto a little flash > card either in a , for instance > san disk card reader or right into the camera? > > (I'm not brave enough to just experiment :) ) > > as my cd burner went south, I hope I could load > stuff onto a litle card > take it to my photo place and let him burn cd's > for me. > > Am I dreaming? No. The flash card shows up as an extra disk drive, and you can treat it just like that. Copy files to it (even non-image files), etc. I've done that to give an (edited) image to a friend with a printer that has a built-in CF reader. The one thing I would recommend is re-formatting the card before you use it again in the camera for anything other than copying files to or from it.
RE: question about putting pix on memory cards ...
If your camera appears as a drive letter when plugged in like most of them do then yes, you can copy back to the card in the camera or in a reader. Don't remember what camera you have but most new ones just appear as a disk to the computer. I would try it with a card with no important pics on it to be sure but I used to take them of the Olympus 5050, edit them and then put them back on the card to take to the printer. Don > -Original Message- > From: Ann Sanfedele [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Monday, October 25, 2004 1:01 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: question about putting pix on memory cards ... > > > from the computer.. > > That is, > can I download stuff from my memory card in my > digicam, edit the files, > saving in jpg and upload them onto a little flash > card either in a , for instance > san disk card reader or right into the camera? > > (I'm not brave enough to just experiment :) ) > > as my cd burner went south, I hope I could load > stuff onto a litle card > take it to my photo place and let him burn cd's > for me. > > Am I dreaming? > > Did I mention my Tv died 2 hours after game 7 > against the Yankees the other night? > > I also have wounded kx's and an LX - they may be > up > for grabs pretty soon, stay tuned > > annsan >
