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CD to Camera Memory Card
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Does anyone know how I can transfer jpeg photos from a CD on to a Sony Digital Camera Memory Card (or other such). Reason is that I have recently been given a digital photo frame, but the only input for photos is via a memory card. Currenly my camera memory card is empty, however I would like to transfer some old photos I have onto a new memory card exclusively for this new digital photo frame. Please help!
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You've not stated how you normally transfer pictures from your camera to your PC. If you do so by connecting the camera directly to your PC, you're definitely doing things the hard way. A USB card reader is far more flexible. It's also what you need to transfer files from a CD to a memory card.
If you've not got a card reader, now's the time to get one. (Amazon have plenty for under a fiver, but you could also try Asda or Tesco Extra).
Once you've connected your card reader, and inserted the memory card, the card can be read and written to, just like any other drive. Assuming that the CD is already in the relevant drive, double-click on 'My Computer', then double-click on the CD-drive icon. (If necessary keep double-clicking until you've opened the folder where your pictures are located). Ensure that the open window only occupies part of the screen.
Now double-click on 'My Computer' again. Then double-click the drive icon for your memory card. (There will probably be several drive icons, for different types of card. Just double-click each one in turn until you find the one which doesn't say 'Please insert disk'). Once you've opened a window to display the card's contents, ensure that it only takes up part of the screen (so that the CD and card windows are side by side on your screen).
In the CD window, click on one of the files you want to transfer across to the media card. (If you only see a list of file names and can't remember what each picture looks like, go to View > Thumbnails). While holding the Ctrl key down, click on any additional pictures you wish to transfer. Then click on any one of the selected files and, while holding the mouse key down, drag the files to the other window. Job done!
Chris
If you've not got a card reader, now's the time to get one. (Amazon have plenty for under a fiver, but you could also try Asda or Tesco Extra).
Once you've connected your card reader, and inserted the memory card, the card can be read and written to, just like any other drive. Assuming that the CD is already in the relevant drive, double-click on 'My Computer', then double-click on the CD-drive icon. (If necessary keep double-clicking until you've opened the folder where your pictures are located). Ensure that the open window only occupies part of the screen.
Now double-click on 'My Computer' again. Then double-click the drive icon for your memory card. (There will probably be several drive icons, for different types of card. Just double-click each one in turn until you find the one which doesn't say 'Please insert disk'). Once you've opened a window to display the card's contents, ensure that it only takes up part of the screen (so that the CD and card windows are side by side on your screen).
In the CD window, click on one of the files you want to transfer across to the media card. (If you only see a list of file names and can't remember what each picture looks like, go to View > Thumbnails). While holding the Ctrl key down, click on any additional pictures you wish to transfer. Then click on any one of the selected files and, while holding the mouse key down, drag the files to the other window. Job done!
Chris
Chris's suggestion of a card reader is excellent - I find mine very useful. It shows as Drive G on my pc, when connected by usb.
To transfer photos from a cd to the memory card, I simply make sure the card reader and card are connected, open the cd folder, select the photos I want, click 'copy the selected items' in the left hand pane, and then click Drive G.
It really is very fast.
Of course, it can be quicker to Edit - select all, and then copy to Drive G.
You can open Drive G and delete photos exactly the same as with any other drive.
To transfer photos from a cd to the memory card, I simply make sure the card reader and card are connected, open the cd folder, select the photos I want, click 'copy the selected items' in the left hand pane, and then click Drive G.
It really is very fast.
Of course, it can be quicker to Edit - select all, and then copy to Drive G.
You can open Drive G and delete photos exactly the same as with any other drive.
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