Copy picture how do you copy pictures from a memory card when you put it in the slot?

Hi,

To transfer pictures (via a memory card) to a PC requires a microSD Memory Card, Memory Card Adaptor & Memory Card Reader. The microSD memory card MUST first be formatted, by the phone, in order for the phone to create the destination folders. Please note that the minimum size limit for the microSD memory card is 32MB.

This phone will support the use of a microSDHC 16GB capacity memory card. However, for optimal performance Samsung recommends using a card no larger than 2GB.

To learn how to format the microSD memory card, using the phone,The plug-in microSD memory card and its contents can be easily damaged by scratches or bending. Use caution when inserting or removing the card and keep all memory cards out of reach of children.

Warning: Formatting a memory card will permanently delete all current content.

To format a microSD memory card follow the steps below:

1. Insert a microSD memory card into the memory card slot, located under the battery cover
2. From the standby screen, press Menu
3. Press Settings
4. Scroll down then press Memory Management
5. Press Memory Card Details
6. Press Format
7. Press Yes to confirm formatting the microSD Memory Card

Caution!: Do not repeatedly format a Memory Card as this shortens it's service lifeWARNING: Formatting the microSD Memory Card will permanently erase all data

To transfer pictures (via a memory card), from the phone, to a PC follow the steps below:

1. Insert the formatted microSD memory card into the memory card slot, located under the battery cover
   
   1. When correctly inserted, the memory card icon is displayed
   1. From the standby screen, press Menu
   2. Press My Stuff
   3. Press Pictures or Videos to view the contents
   4. Press Manage
   5. Press either Move or Copy
   6. Press each image to check their box or press All to check All boxes
   7. Press either Move or Copy
   8. Press Memory Card
   9. Press either Pictures or Videos
   10. Press Paste Here to Move or Copy the Photo(s)/Video(s) to the microSD memory card
   11. Remove the microSD memory card from the memory card slot
   12. Insert the microSD memory card into the memory card adaptor
   13. Insert the memory card adaptor into the memory card reader
   14. Insert the memory card reader into the USB slot on the PC
   15. Navigate to the desired Photo/Video destination location, using Windows Explorer, then paste the Photo(s)/Video(s) into the destination on the PC
   
   

Regards.

The best way to download pictures from your camera to your computer involves removing the memory card from the camera and plugging it into a card reader (either built-in to the computer or connected via USB or FireWire). This is likely to be faster than connecting the camera to the computer, and won't run down your camera's batteries.

Once the card is plugged in, it will appear to your computer as a removable drive. You can use the operating system's drag&drop facility to copy pictures from the card to the computer's hard drive. Or you can use any photo cataloging program.

you should be able to use windows explorer to find the memory card - it will be listed as another drive on the PC - most cameras will save the images into sub directories on the memory card - depending on how many images are save you may have multiple sub-directories. you should then be able to copy the images off the card onto the PC. goto Start>computer and see if you have the card listed - even without a card inserted, you should see the drives - possible called - SD/MMC and or memory stick - depending on what memory slots you have

hi,
does your phone have a memory card?
if yes, do these..
>>if the pictures is stored in your phone memory, then copy the pictures from your phone memory to your memory card. once copied, switch off your phone, remove your memory card, get your memory card adapter, insert memory card and insert it to your laptop sd reader slot and copy the files from your memory card to your laptop. if you use desktop and has no sd memory card reader slot, borrow memory card reader from a friend, connect it your computer, insert the your memory card from there and once read, copy the files to your computer. this also is applicable if you want to copy files from your computer to your phone.
>>if it doesn't have, then, borrow a bluetooth dongle from a friend, pair it with your phone, and send the file from your phone, one after the other...

good luck..

put the microSD into a micro SD adapter and plug the adapter into the SD slot on your PC the folder will open and you can drag photos from your photo folder into the SD folder

Hai Dud,

Are you using Micro SD transflsh memory??
Format the Card on the PC using FAT, after that use a CARDREADER and put these folders on the card: MOBILE and in the mobile folder put audio, video, kjava, picture, temp! Shutdown your Motorola, remove the backcover and plug-in the card! After that Start Your Motorola and copy a file from the mobile's memory on the CARD! It should work!

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yes you can directly use the SD card slot, make sure you unlock the write protection before inserting it into the slot if you wish to modify or copy the contents from or to the card.

Some computers have a card slot built in the front of there case,if not, you need a usb card reader. They are very cheap. You put the card into the reader,plug the reader into a usb port and windows
will open the card as a folder. It is used just like a hard drive, you can copy and paste or just drag something into the folder that is
your sd card.

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You can also get a reader that can handle several different kinds of cards.

1....put your SD card in the slot...
2...turn cam on and go to playback menu
3....go to MENU/OK option
4...scroll down to COPY select ok
5....Then choose option INTERNAL memory to card and hit ok

Hello,
You should just transfer the pictures to your computer (Then back to the card if you want). I don't think there is a copy to card function. However, internal memory and card memory are separate, so there's no risk of overwriting them, either. Just don't delete them.