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I can answer questions about managing digital images/files, naming conventions, and using software packages to organize them for viewing. I can also help with questions about scanning photos, negatives or slides. I can address use of Picasa and Photoshop Elements programs.
Personal experience gained over last ten years, and in the previous thirty years in 35mm film use. I have scanned and organized thousands of images for my family.
BS in engineering; MS in digital mapping
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Ahhh...that does clear it up. Sort of... As I said before, almost all modern digital cameras allow you to transfer pictures either through a cable to the computer, or you can physically take the media
Well...you sort of have me stumped. If I understand your question, the ability to transfer pictures from a camera to a computer is not a function of the camera. I believe all modern digital cameras allow
I do not have any experience with this particular camera, but I researched this problem and saw this suggestion: Error saving image. Problem: The optional memory card that is installed was removed
What color is the blank area? if it's blue, maybe you're just centered over the ocean, and can click anywhere on it and drag it to a spot near land. Try that... Are you sure you have a good Internet
Hmmmm...not sure. The only recommendation I have is to take one of the cards and reformat it in the camera, then take another test picture and see if your computer will recognize it. Caution...reformatting
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