can you transfer pictures from a pc file to memory card to have pics developed at walmart with the sabrent superspeed usb 3.0 12-in-1 6 slot
371132
Yes, picture files in the .jpg format are completely compatible to whomever you take them to. JPG format is the key to compatibility. The Sabrent SuperSpeed USB 3.0 12-in-1 6 slot Memory Card Reader transfers the files very quickly.
371133
The Sabrent will show up on your PC as another drive (just like your C: Drive), and you can copy files to the memory card to take into your print location of choice.
371134
I don't know what format your pc file is. I use mine with an SD card transferring JPG or IMG files without problems.
90773
If you mean the USB from the cradle to a PC, it's just a regular USB cable with one of the standard mini connections at the cradle end. Take the cradle to any store that sells USB cables and they should be able to find one. I don't use the cradle except for charging - just put the memory card in a regular SD card reader.
987847
Yes there is. Sandisk makes an adapter that you plug a Sony Memory Stick ProDuo card into and then plug that adapter into an SD slot. Very handy since my old Acer laptop only takes SD cards. I have this adapter but can't put my hands on it at this timed (makes me sick cause it is the only one I have) so I have no part or model number for you.
1428294
No. I bought a Sandisk 16gb card that is compatible. I also bought a card reader instead of a USB cable for photo transfers. You also need to know that the user manual is only on line.
1685383
I have not tried this, but I am sure that you can put pictures on your memory card from your computer and/or from another camera. This should work easily.
1313035
haven't looked into that yet but i will be taking the camera to a friend of mine that works at a local ritz camera shop. i am hoping he will be knowlege able enought to figure out which memory card can be used. failing that i would think going to the cameras official website "should" provide the info or maybe a link to cantact them and ask questions. i know pc magazine also has a help section.. they might know
1543478
Yes, but note, this device comes with no drive so one has to either connect one's external drive to its USB, or as I do, put a high capacity (32 or 64 gig) SD card into its slot. When I wish to store from my cell phone (or tablet), I use the file-hub (downloaded software) on the phone (or tablet) to transfer to that SD card. When I want to empty my cameras card to the SD in the RAVPower, I plug my card reader into the USB socket and use the software on my tablet or phone to transfer files from the card reader to the SD card. I also just put my cameras SD directly into the slot and transfer to my tablet and store them there. My ancient tablet does not have OTG (on-the go) via its mini USB, and that was the main reason I got the RAVPower. I could also use this device to transfer to my lap-top or PC, but there's no need as both those have card readers and USB inputs anyway. WD does make a similar device that does have its own internal drive and has the option to automatically upload simply by inserting your camera's SD into its slot (no PC, phone or tablet needed) but you do need to initiate this option (one time only) via its downloaded software on one of your devices. Those WD wireless drives are bigger, heavier and cost much more than this little guy.
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haven't looked into that yet but i will be taking the camera to a friend of mine that works at a local ritz camera shop. i am hoping he will be knowlege able enought to figure out which memory card can be used.failing that i would think going to the cameras official website "should" provide the info or maybe a link to cantact them and ask questions.i know pc magazine also has a help section.. they might know
1891233
Yes you can except, you need use one that does not require power, some uSB Drives require more power and won't work. U can use the micro sd or the regular SD card, it should work fine.
1496820
there is a adaptor for the micro sd card, which you can insert into your computers sd card slot...I am using it.It works good.
551161
I scan the slides to the SD card then use the card to transfer photos to my PC. I don't use Windows 8 but if your device will read and SD card it should work okay for you. The scanner comes with a micro SD card and an adaptor. I've never tried the direct connect but I would think if it works with Windows 7 it would work with 8 also.
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Yes, if you put the micro card into an SD adapter. The PWS supports SD and Memory Stick cards. Most micro SD cards are shipped with the required adapter. I must have 5 or 6 laying around my house!I just love this little server. It works flawlessly with all my devices, Android phone and tablet (Sony) and my iPads (Air and mini retina) and my Dell Venue 8 Pro running Windows 8.1. It can stream different videos to all those devices at the same time without missing a beat. Remarkable!
480878
is it possible to get an adapter for memorycards for the micro SD slot and upload pictures?how many usb ports are there? could one attach a other things to that, including a DVD burner?
599837
Looking at the package it only looks that it takes a USB stick. I hook my pc up via HDTV connection so i haven't had a need for using a memory card direct to the projector
867754
Do not listen to D. Fox, the first 3 answers are correct on what you want to do. You do NOT need the USB cable which goes from your camera to your USB port in the computer. Just plug your memory card into the card reader and then plug the card reader into your USB port, and you are ready to download your pictures into your computer.You can use a USB cable but that will defeat the purpose of the card reader.
213507
no, what you need is a usb cable to connect your camera to your pc. The cable will transfer the data from the sd card in your camera to the pc
1288453
Yes. It is an SD card. That is how I transfer my images. I just plug it into my computer.