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Did your camera come with a USB cord?. If so connect one end to the camera and the other to a USB port on your laptop. Make sure your camera is on. The camera will show up as a removable drive in My Computer. You can drag and drop your pics onto your laptop or point your picture software to the drive and import your pictures.

Your camera should have come with a USB cable so you can download them to your computer. In lieu of that, it may have its own type of docking station (I think Kodak uses these, if I am not mistaken). Or remove your memory card and either insert it into your computer if you can or into a card reader with a USB cable for that purpose. In any event, when all else fails, RTFM. It is in your manual. No manual? Lost? bought camera second hand? Then go to the manufacturer's website and look for the manual there. They should have one that you can download.

With your camera should have came a cd with drivers and even a software program that will let you download the pictures onto your computer. If you haven't already, pop that cd in and follow the onscreen instructions. Then it should be really simple. Email me if you need additional help.

First you have to have a card reader that will take the particular memory card that your camera uses. Then you can either copy the pictures over manually or use software that will download the pictures for you.

maximum digital cameras now incorporate a USB cable to do purely that...the two use the applying that got here with it, purely use any handy report administration device, or do an "open report" out of your regularly occurring pix kit, and skim to the digicam. Or, take the reminiscence card out of your digicam and plug it into the cardboard slots on your laptop.. if it has them. If not, you may get a small; plug-in card reader that suits the USB port.

Email the pictures to yourself, then download them onto your computer and upload into Facebook.

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