I know you have to plug in the USB. But even though it's supposed to automatically upload the pictures, it's not. I connected it to the computer and my camera, which is a kodak, and it does nothing.
Is there something i can do?
Turn off your camera.Connect the USB cord to the camera & computer.Turn on the camera.In a minute or so a new window should pop up asking if you want to import the photos.Click on that.
Answer by Carl_the_Truth on 03 Jan 2010 10:48:34Did you get an instruction manual with it?
Answer by Braz Castana on 03 Jan 2010 10:49:42the camera should have come with a cd that downloads a program such as HP photosmart, that allows you to transfer photos to the computer..
Answer by MIGHTY MINNIE on 03 Jan 2010 10:49:59Try manually doing it. Go to Start>My Computer> it might show up as a plug in but if it's not automatically loading you might be missing some software. Try going to the camera companies website and look under troubleshooting. Hope this helps.
Answer by S.A. Donaldson on 03 Jan 2010 10:50:51Your camera is supposed to automatically export photos from it to the PC only when you have already installed the software that came with it. In case you have not installed it, no worries ;) After you have connected your camera via USB and nothing happens, open My Computer. There you would certainly see your camera being displayed as a 'Removable Storage' or something similar. Open that and browse through to find the folder where photos are stored.
To make your life easier, I would suggest you to install Google Picasa photo management software. Then you can directly import photos from your Kodak and edit them rightaway. Besides it is a great way to manage a digital photo collection. Here you go:
picasa.google.com
Cheers~
:)
Create a folder to hold the pictures. Turn off the camera, connect the USB cable to it and the computer. Turn the camera ON. If it shows up as a device then double click on it. You should see a few folders with some locked. Open the one that is not locked, inside it should be another folder, open it. Keep opening until you see .jpg files. Select all of them and then drag them to the folder you created. Next open the created folder and select all of the .jpg files and double click on one of them. They should all open up. If you then want to get rid of the picture files from your camera you could also drag the .jpg files to the trash and then empty the trash.
Answer by Jrbott on 03 Jan 2010 11:06:28Have you tried looking at the manual to see what you are supposed to do??
Answer by Bob on 03 Jan 2010 11:23:58
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