How do you transfer pictures from a digital camera onto a computer?
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Answer by larry g
use kodak.com
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Answer by larry g
use kodak.com
Answer by zanthus100
Well lots of digital cameras that specialize in still photos can take short amounts of moving images.
If you want Mainly moving films...you might be better off with a digital camcorder that can take STILL pictures as well. The trade off here is that the digital camcorders typically don't take very high resolution Still shots....but I think they are getting better.
Answer by Chrishonda A
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Answer by Andre M
This is a very confusing question. If you have a digital camera, you dont get the pictures developed thats only film. So you can pick and choose which ones you print by using an online service or by bringing a cd of the shots to wallmart or some place that will print them. If you want to keep the pictures private for some reason I suggest you print them out yourself. Otherwise online services like mpix.com print for very cheap.
Answer by aribelle
I used my digital last year when I went and they came out great! You may also want to use a regular SLR. It depends on the quality of your camera- please, no disposable!
Answer by Eddie
Well let start this way do you have any photo studios or photo gallerys if so open them up and you should find a option to upload pics from digital camera. If not then you need to buy one or download one from download.com they have some freeware photo studios for free then you will be able to download your digital pics. If you have any questions fell free and email me.
Answer by Briana
Poloroid :)
Answer by Guy G
You could go on the Kodak Website and ask there
Answer by joedlh
You'll see this written scores of times in answers to similar questions: It's not the camera that takes professional pictures but the photographer. If you don't have the skills, you could be using a $ 30,000 Hasselblad and still take pictures that are not as good as an experienced photographer with a $ 500 point-and-shoot.
Find out about all the various kinds of cameras here: http://dpreview.com
Answer by chunkifeat
Sounds like you have a digital camera. Some digital cameras are just slow. I have a CP-8800 that is like molasses in winter, real slow. So really, you can't speed up the time it takes a digital camera to get ready between shots. Sorry.
Answer by Power T
haha...i know that DSI does that...you can upload them from your dsi wen theres wifi around.
Answer by --
Depends if you want professional or not
Answer by ☮нσρє☮
polaroid camera (:
Answer by XOXO
Your digital camera should have come with a CD and USB cord. Download the CD, then plug your camera in using the USB cord. If you need more help, READ YOUR CAMERA MANUAL! Good luck!
Answer by Gino
Good visual quality is sometimes relative to each person. The real factor is price; how much you want to spend. Best advice is to check out camera reviews such as anandtech Cnet. Personally I have had great experience with cannon for low-end point and shoot.
Answer by Rafal Chalgasiewicz
Every camera takes good pictures if a person behind it knows how to use it.
You can honestly start with a camera in your phone.
There is a published album "The Best Camera is the One That's with You: iPhone Photography by Chase Jarvis", all photos were taken exclusively with an iphone which technically speaking has not very advanced camera.
I was 14 I would start with shooting film. It's really eyes opener and learns respecting photography as the form of art..
Answer by KNDChicago
Unfortunately the digital camera captures us the way others see us.
The reason you looked different in photos from a disposable camera is the lens. Fixed focus set to infinity and made of plastic. If you enlarge those photos youll notice nothing is really in focus. This produces a "soft" image which some would find more pleasing.
Your digital camera has adjustable focus and a glass lens. Even cheap digital camera have much better optics than a disposable camera. It captures all our flaws much better than the disposables.
Some people complained when HD TV first came out. The resolution was so good and captured so much detail zits and imperfections on actors faces became prominent. With analog TV and CRT displays those flaws went unnoticed.
Welcome to the digital age.
Answer by AVDADDY
Why not just buy a film camera?
Answer by ✰VanGorkum◈Photography✰
1) What's your budget?
2) The camera is important, but the person holding the camera is even more. The is no camera in the world that will take wickedly awesome photos for you automatically.
Answer by Jordan Y
I have a 5.1 megapixel kodak easyshare and it takes really good pictures its only $ 199.99 plus a 1gb memory card for $ 59.99