Conversion of jpg files

In some ways the NEF file is the equivalent of a negative, while the JPG file is the equivalent of a print from a negative. However, since digital copies are exact, you don't need the NEF file if you're not going to do anything fancy with the photos. I know people are going to argue with that --- heck, I'm one of them, I shoot only NEFs.

Press the info button to display the information display, then press the i button to put the cursor in the information display. Use the multiselector to highlight the current image quality setting (the topmost item on the right side of the display) and press OK. Select JPG fine and press OK.

For full details, see the "Image Quality and Size" section in the manual (page 50 in my copy).

The DCIM file is the folder is the folder which images or pictures taken are saved. Inside the DCIM folder should be should be one or more folders. The picture files are stored in one of these two folders. Look for the filenames that end in .jpg or something like DSC0001.JPG or DSC0002.JPG.

When you plugged in your camera to your computer's usb device, right click on your Start button, and choose Explore. The windows explorer window will open. Click on the (-) beside My Computer and the (-) beside Local Drive C: to minimize the list of folders. Now, you should be looking at the drive letter that defines your Camera. It could be drive E or F. Click on that drive and it will show your the contents on your right panel. Look for those folders and copy them to your local drive.

If you need further assistance, dont hesitate to ask or comment back.

Goodluck!

Use a cardreader to download your pictures.

transfer yor pictuers from your laptop to your phone using the copy button

just go on the settings on cell info display suitch on the cell info

HI.,
use file transfer option in ur mobile while connecting ur mobile to pc.. for transfer ur files from/to mobile without driver CD. that could act like a pen drive..

Try to download the correct driver from:
http://esupport.sony.com/US/perl/swu-list.pl?mdl=DSCW50&LOC=3

When you save in Photoshop make sure you select "Baseline ("Standard") on the JPEG options when you save. That should fix the problem for you. It did the trick for My Kodak SV710 digital frame which wasn't displaying images I had edited in photoshop.

your sony ericsson does not support that file.

Take all the images off the card into a folder. Put card back in camera and format it. Run some more shots - we are trying to prove the card is OK. Meanwhile go on line to www.konvar.com and download PC Inspector. install the programs and run the 'dud' files through it- you may be lucky. Coming bakc to the Camera - it seems a batch of files corrupted in the taking- which is at fault? The test above will tell.