How do you look at the pictures on your camera once you have taken them

One answer time for a new camera the cost to repair is about the same as new.

Try formating the SD card from the camera's menu settings.

If your pictures show up blurry on the computer, either they are not focused or you need to switch your camera to a larger format. When you look at a picture on a 2X2 screen, what looks clear will lose purity when you blow it up. If your pictures are 500K they will only look good when they are small. If you set the camera for 1.5MB, they will look good when they are enlarged. Compare the pictures taken by a cell phone with those taken with a 10MP camera. You will see the difference right away.

Once you've framed your shot (zoomed in) and taken the picture. That's it, the picture you've taken is the one in your view finder, and that's the way its kept.

However, if you want to zoom in further, you can using the software you were provided with your camera, you can, you can also zoom in using your camera menu. Once happy you can then save the edited picture. But this time its a digital zoom and it will reduce the resolution. The picture won't look quite as fine. It will be a balance between picture quality and the extent you want to zoom in.

You have to ensure that the pictures are set to save automatically once you snap the pictures. It may have been set to just preview and then delete the pictures.
You have to specify that you want it to save the pictures once they are taken.
Also, you may have to change the camera mode to playback mode so as to enable the camera present all the pictures that have been taken and that are on the memory of the camera.
If it is still on the camera mode, you would not be able to view the pictures.
post the name and model of the camera for more help.

no you cannot edit the date imprint within the camera once its been clicked. you can just turn that setting off so that the date dosnt show up on the picture or change the date in your camera & click pictures again to your desired date

Hi,

There is a copy option on the playback menu.
This copies to and from the memory.

First of all, your camera would have to have the correct date and time set on it before the picture was taken. Then, when the pic is downloaded to your computer, you can place the cursor over the picture file and the date and other info will pop up.

Once the stamp is on the picture it's just like any other element of the picture. You can try to remove it using a photo editing program, the same way you might remove a telephone pole growing out of someone's head, for example. There is no magic feature that will automatically recognize the pixels making up the stamp and recover what was there originally when the picture was taken.

Have u tried switching the view from and eyeview(viewfinder) to LCD while viewing pictures. Sometimes we forget it and panic. Hope it helps. Good Luck.