Will this device allow me to upload photos to a computer?
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This device will allow you to indirectly upload photos to a computer. The WU-1b uses wifi to allow you to connect to it with a free Nikon app. If you connect your smartphone or tablet to it's wifi connection using the app you will be able to; control the camera to take photos remotely (allows you to see through the viewfinder on the camera from your connected device), review the photos that are on your camera from your connected device (smartphone, tablet, etc), and upload photos from your camera to your connected device. Once images are selected using your smartphone or tablet you can easily email or share them to get them to your computer. I find the device useful and functional. This device will allow you to indirectly upload photos to a computer. The WU-1b uses wifi to allow you to connect to it with a free Nikon app. If you connect your smartphone or tablet to it's wifi connection using the app you will be able to; control the camera to take photos remotely (allows you to see through the viewfinder on the camera from your connected device), review the photos that are on your camera from your connected device (smartphone, tablet, etc), and upload photos from your camera to your connected device. Once images are selected using your smartphone or tablet you can... » Read More This device will allow you to indirectly upload photos to a computer. The WU-1b uses wifi to allow you to connect to it with a free Nikon app. If you connect your smartphone or tablet to it's wifi connection using the app you will be able to; control the camera to take photos remotely (allows you to see through the viewfinder on the camera from your connected device), review the photos that are on your camera from your connected device (smartphone, tablet, etc), and upload photos from your camera to your connected device. Once images are selected using your smartphone or tablet you can easily email or share them to get them to your computer. I find the device useful and functional. « Show Less
1755119
This device will allow you to indirectly upload photos to a computer. The WU-1b uses wifi to allow you to connect to it with a free Nikon app. If you connect your smartphone or tablet to it's wifi connection using the app you will be able to; control the camera to take photos remotely (allows you to see through the viewfinder on the camera from your connected device), review the photos that are on your camera from your connected device (smartphone, tablet, etc), and upload photos from your camera to your connected device. Once images are selected using your smartphone or tablet you can easily email or share them to get them to your computer. I find the device useful and functional.
1755120
It is supposed to be able to do that but I haven't been able to do that yet.
1755121
No...Nikon has a lot of work to do with this device. It's a piece of crap to be totally honest. I returned mine...
1755122
It will allow you to do that, but I was very disappointed with it and send it back. Kept disconneting itself. I just bought a cable on a usb to go from camera to computer and it takes no time at all! You will not be happy with this device.
84999
Port images or videos from camera to pc without removing sd card from camera...also essential if computer has no card reader.
2278804
Unfortunately, no. I was hoping it would include something to allow me to upload pictures to my iPad, but no such luck.
321473
We use to upload pictures from camera memory card to the laptop. If your notebook has a USB port and you have a need for an adapter to move data from one of the cards listed it should work.
977357
I don't actually know. What I use is a thumb drive with the photos on that and it allows me to load several gigabytes
1609813
Not necessarily. It could be used to connect a smartphone to a computer to download pictures from the phone to the computer.
842588
Sorry I have no clue. I just use it to put pictures from my computer on it.
1054335
Not that I know of unless your computer has the capability in the photo program that you use.
237334
Yes...you'll need to remove the sd card from your camera or other device, plug into the reader and then plug into your computer via USB port
1435137
No, it's used to load pictures to an iPad. What you need is a compact flash USB transfer unit or a micro USB cord that goes from your camera to your computer.
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I believe you can. I have bought a memory card for it that you can upload them to the computer or use the port that's on the camera. My cell phone cord work and I can attach it to my computer. However I have not tried any of these but, maybe it will point you in the right direction.
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Yes, provided your camera uses SD cards (typical) or MMC cards. Just pop in the drive in the front of the CPU and download your pictures.
2910
Thanks for all the answers. Actually, I googled this and found out I could just drop and drag files using the Computer screen and that it working great to transfer the photos.Thanks again.
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I used it with a PC and the SD card to transfer the pictures to the PC. I would guess so.
72623
Definately. I have uploaded files, both by USB cable and by inserting the SD card into a card reader (which fits into the USB port). I have uploaded this camera's photos to an iBook, macBook, and macBook Pro. I use the program Image Capture, which comes with the OS (standard on each Mac). It detects the available photos automatically and asks if I want to upload them. I can specify to delete the photos on the card/camera after uploading, or leave them there. You can upload all pictures or just some of them. The program is very easy to use, no matter how your camera is hooked up to the computer.
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There's no SD slot, so as the other answer said, you'll need to get a USB SD reader. There's good ChromeOS support for uploading photos to Picasa and services like that, too.
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Yes with the supplied usb cable you should have no problem downloading pics to a computer and if you have a computer with an sd card slot you can also download pics that way.