Is it possible to upload photos from your phone or camera to it, and then edit them?
1748402
yes, the easiest way is to either e-mail them and then you can easily pull them up on any device, or you can have a picasa account (through gmail) and then it will sync all of your photos in your picasa albums when you put in the account information for that gmail account.
1748403
You can send phone photos via email and edit. If your camera has an SD card, you will need an attachment (which Tiger Direct) sells that plugs into the recharging port and which will then accept the SD card for photo transfer. If the camera must be hooked via a cable, that same adapter will take a USB cable, but anything else and you'd be unable to transfer. Someone else may have a better answer for you.
2233782
I think you should be able to, though I never tried. I did try to import photos, which worked. But, if the file is large, it may take a long time.
1964064
Yes you upload the photo you want to use! They'll even show you an online version of how it will look for you to confirm you like it!
1101601
I don't know, but you can download an app for iPhone or Android smartphones, establish a WIFI connection and control the camera with the phone (including a live picture on the phone screen)
1210135
Yes, you can use anything you want to take pictures basically you need to be able to move the picture into what ever software you use for the overall card layout. I use publisher for example so one has to import the picture into publisher and place it in the ID template you have constructed. One could use a cellphone to take a picture, email it to ones self and download the picture. This said a more formal set up with camera and tripod might provide more consistent results with less messing around.
1907800
Yes. There are a couple of apps with the camera that are very functional for uploading to smartphone, iPad etc.
1145255
Yes to both questions...and u can actually snap a photo using a cellphone (with the app) and have it transferred to the phone or computer wirelessly. Its and point and shoot digital with a couple perks,
1734238
Yes with Kodak easy share software. Pics can also be uploaded to be printed.
879253
I suppose you could hook this camera up to your phone. It would be cumbersome, but possible. Personally, I would not use this method.
2214526
Yes. You can do this. Using Windows, one way is to open one window for the pix on the phone, and another for the SD card, and drag to copy (shift+drag to move) between them.
724917
You can, but the camera quality is horrendous. Invest your money in a better tablet. I bought this item and regret it because it is extremely low quality and is unusable.
319772
I don't think so. Although, I have not really looked into it. We use it at work and just use a memory card (similar to what you use in a camera) and then load the photos that way.
502266
I have never tried it but my understanding is that if you can login to the camera you can take a picture or video and save it to your computer.
737263
Not naturally... You could do it if you had some sort of attachment to the iPhone giving it a female screw mount (like many digital cameras -- http://goo.gl/gSWYn). That or you can rig something up with tape.
2071698
I don't know of an app, but it is easily accessed through the web interface. I do it from my phone all the time. you can even have it ftp when it activates and send the pictures to a server.
791192
Yes but not easily. You have to open the pictures in the provided app then transfer them.
1306364
Yes you can. If u have the iphone 5 you will need to repositon your tripod or how you attach the product to your phone.