Camera dead I was transfering some photos to my computer when the cord was pulled out and now the camera has turned off and the zoom is stil out. My camera will not switch on anymore,any ideas?

how to transfer pictures to pc

( CARD READER TO PC)
The best and easy way is took out the memory card from the camera & insert in the memory card Reader. Then connect card reader with the PC. Now open My computer and there you can find removal disk driver ( For Example G: ). Open the driver and copy all the folders from there to your computer. After complete the transfer open the folder. You will find all the photos there. b>OR

( CAMERA TO PC USED USB CORD )

Connect the camera with data cable and turn on the camera. After that open My computer and there you can find removal disk driver ( For Example G: ). Open the driver and copy all the folders from there to your computer. After complete the transfer open the folder. You will find all the photos there. http://www.ehow.com/how_2282213_transfer-pictures-from-camera-computer.html

replace the USB coard your using that is defective..buy a new cord and connect again your camera.

Fuzzy pictures are most often caused by not holding the camera steady enough it's the number one problem with shooting "Live View". It's not the camera nor the memory card it's the person that's taking the picture. Sorry if that was to blunt. Now saying that not all the pictures will be blurry if you are shooting in full auto the camera is correcting for different scenes and lighting conditions so some will have a faster shutter then others so faster shutter speed will produce less blurry pictures.

Okay the memory card thing you should never swap memory card between cameras unless you format them first. Formatting wold remove all the pictures so what you did was really not good, I can get into a whole lot of issues why not but to keep this short It's not a good idea to swap card.

Transferring pictures from the camera to the computer requires having the camera software installed on the computer first. There are different sequences or flow of connectivity between camera makes one thing for sure is you don't "just unplug it" that is a sure fire way of corrupting the memory card.

With the camera turned off . The proper transfer sequence for your camera will be listed in the owners manual but, normally you connect the cable (if you connected a cable between it was the right cable) to the computer USB port not a hub or a keyboard. Then to the camera digital out put which looks like a mini USB port. Some will have you turn it on while others will have you press the "playback" button for about a second when it come on there will be a download screen appear on the computer, read your manual.

Okay after you have downloaded the pictures to the computer you need to format the memory card sound all complicated now but as you get onto it it's like breathing, you just do it.

You must have received a cord or wire that connects the camera to your computer. You 1st need to install and software that was provided to you in a CD along with the camera. Once you have installed the software, connect the camera to the computer with the cord. When ever you connect your camera to your computer it will run the software and give you an option to copy the photos. Or you will need to manually run the software and transfer the photos.
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You can remove your memory card from your camera and insert it into a card reader if you have one and transfer the photos.

To transfer your photo from your camera to the computer you have two options:

1. Use the patch cord (that came with the camera). Make sure camera is powered on to view photos. Click on my computer and the drive (removable devise) on the computer to view the photos.

2. Transfer the memory card from the camera to the computer.

I understand you?re interested in transferring the pictures from your camera to your computer. Please follow the following steps 1: Connect the camera to the computer using the USB cable, U-8. 2: Turn the camera on 3: A window will automatically appear on your display. Please follow the steps given to you by the programme. If no window appears: 3: Go into my documents 4: Find the location of the camera and your pictures 5 Drag and drop from the camera to the computer If you're stil experiencing problems: Try a different USB outlet Try a different cable Try a different computer. If all fails please write back with an exact fault message TXS

either get a card reader to hook up to your usb on your computer this is easiest and dont have to download a driver for your camera if you dont have a disk. Or just get a usb for your camera and download them.

Have you got space on your computer to save the pics? 41 is not a 'regular' number in computing... what make and model of PC? What operating system are you using?

Use a memory card in the camera, then use a generic USB memory card reader to transfer your pictures off the memory card.