It's sort of hard for us to answer without knowing what camera you
have. Your manual should have the answer, and it's usually pretty
easy. If you don't have the manual, you can probably find a copy
online at your camera manufacturer's web site.
But the following will probably work:
1. With your camera turned off, plug the download cable into it, and
plug the other end into your computer.
2. Turn your camera on.
3. Start Windows Explorer. Your camera will probably be listed in
Explorer as a removable disk drive. Copy the files from the camera
into wherever you want them.
Hi I am new here also my name is Sheryl and I am from Maryland USA. I love to take pictures though I have never had any formal training. I feel that I see a...
Some nice sunsets Sheryl, I like the one with the wheat(?) in the foreground. What is Blue Rider...? Doug "Sheryl (Beanie)" <stbernard11@...> wrote: ...
Hi Doug, Blue Ridge is the name of my kennel I breed Saint Bernards you can see my web site at http://users.adelphia.net/~stbernard11/ not so off topic as...
It's sort of hard for us to answer without knowing what camera you have. Your manual should have the answer, and it's usually pretty easy. If you don't have...
I always use a card reader myself. Find the slot that fits your flash media card, then plug it into one of your USB slots into the computer. Two of my usb...
yay i did it last night!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! now how do i download it to my page on myspace???????????? [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
When you first log into your Myspace page, there should be a thing that says Photos: eidt/upload. Click on upload. Then a little Java thing pops up. Let it...
Hi all, I just got a new camera a few weeks agoo and would like some feedback on my photos. Any criticism would be appreciated, positive or negative. I have...
The blacksmith shot jumps right out a me. I like it. Also the shot of the mill. Good work. ... -- Steve Ingraham lightshedder: www.lightshedder.com Point and...
Welcome to the group. The "blacksmith" photo is really good. I like how you did the narration of subject. The perspective and DOF are very well chosen. ...
Christie. Love the way you managed both foreground and background. Tells the whole story. Elizabeth ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
Hi Your pictures are great. Very clear, nice color and great composition. I Love the first one "blacksmith." Take care, Lisa ... From: nursegalnc To:...
I have to add to what everyone else has said the Blacksmith shot is really great,I also love the Mabry Mill shot. I plan to drive the whole Blue Ridge PRKY...
I remeber seeing it and thought about stopping but it was about to rain. We live in what is known as Mayberry aka Mount Airy, NC. We will be going back up...
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