Move a picture from the camera to the computer

if you have a sd card in camera and a card reader on your computer stick the card into reader and then open the camera's folder on the computer and move them to your my pictures folder

The camera will let you move pictures from the card to the computer but not the other way around. You'll need to use a card reader in order to move pictures to a memory card.

Hi.

You will need to use a computer, there is no option for direct transfer from internal memory to SD card.

Remove the SD card from inside the camera and connect the camera to the computer using an USB cable. With no SD card the computer will show the pictures stored in camera's internal memory. Copy the pictures in the internal memory in computer hard disk, then eventually move them onto the SD card.

Regards.

Ginko

Hi,
Don't worry. You need a computer to do this and make sure you have camera driver installed on computer. If everything is ok, now remove your memory card then paired your camera with computer. download your pictures to computer. Then install your memory card in camera, copy your pictures from computer to your memory card. Otherwise just use a card reader to transfer the pictures.
Regards, Jay

Two methods to do it, If you have the cable that came with your camera and can connect one end to the camera and one end to the computer, Then turn the camera on. A window will likely pop up on your computer and you can move or copy the files from the camera to the computer, Or, many camera's have a memory card that can be removed, (with the camera off) and the card installed into either a memory card reader if your computer has one built in, or an USB card reader that you connect to your computer. In all cases your moving or copying files (pictures) and not so much downloading. I like to leave a copy of the picture on the memory card until I've confirmed their copied to the computer and I've confirmed I backed up the files on the computer before I delete them from the camera card. That way there is always two copies of the pictures encase something goes wrong you want to have a backup.

Easiest answer is to take the memory card out of the camera and insert it into a card reader on the computer. This will bypass any problem caused by the camera settings.

Possible reason for "access denied"- you may have protected the pictures in the camera to prevent accidental deletion. This would give "access denied" if you were moving the pictures to the computer rather than copying them, because the move function deletes the originals on the camera after making a copy on the computer. Use the right mouse button to drag the pictures and you will get a dialog allowing you to choose "move" or "copy". I similar problem can happen if the memory card has its write protect switch on.

just get another sdcard,,plug in to ur cpu,,put the on it,,if you need get you a card reader

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, the same way you copy any other files. Or you can use any photo cataloging program.

Best thing to do is upload them to your computer. The camera does not allow you to move from camera memory to card.

IF you are using Xp , just plug in camera with USB lead . Open MY COMPUTER find the icon for the camera( usually found after the DVD/cd drives ) adn just drag or use the move command to move the requiredfiles to where ever you want . I NEVER use the Olympus software too long winded . Hope it helps :)