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Look for cable hole or slot to determine how. Very old so only option if no memory card or cable to copy is to photograph one by one with a camera or cell phone.
Sorry, not sure what your actual enquiry is. Do you want to stop other people seeing what you are photographing ? If so, just take photographs away from the madding crowd.
Sorry, If your viewfinders lens is defective or lost, I'm afraid even HP does not have any spare parts after almost 10 years. Better try to buy a N307 on eBay, for a few dollar and use the lens from that one.
The "best" settings depend on what you're taking a picture of, and on what you want that picture to say to the viewer. The best setting for a portrait won't be the best setting for a landscape, for example. The best setting for a portrait of a young girl may not be the best setting for a portrait of her grandfather.
Two photographers taking a picture of the same thing with the same camera may not choose the same settings because each photographer "feels" different about the picture and want the viewer to get that feeling.
That's why cameras come with all these settings. YOU are the photographer, the camera is just a tool. You might want to visit your local library and look through some introductory photography books. They will explain what the various settings do and how they affect the picture. They will tell you the "best," or at least the "better" settings for certain situations. Above all, experiment. Take pictures of the same thing with different settings and look at them on your computer to see what changes. One big advantage of digital photography is that experimentation doesn't cost you anything.
That depends on what you're taking a picture of, and what you want that picture to convey to the viewer. Good settings for a portrait are unlikely to be good settings for a landscape, for example. The settings one photographer chooses for a particular picture may not be the same settings another photographer chooses for a picture of the same subject.
As smart as the camera is, it doesn't know what you're trying to do.
I have "acquired" photographs from my Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX 8 using Lumix Simple Viewer onto my computer, and I am able to view them. However, I need them in a format that I can now copy them onto a CD or attach them as files to emails (without using the "Send by e-mail" function). I am sure this is simple, but is anyone able to help me?
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