Can I transfer pictures from my computer back to my chip

Depending on what type of phone you have, there are may different ways to transfer things from phone to computer and from computer to phone.
If you have an Android Phone, my favorite app is AirDroid. It lets you connect to your phone over wifi or over the internet through your web browser. It is free and easy to use.
If you have an iPhone, iTunes is fairly easy to use.
If you have an older phone that has bluetooth, you can get a bluetooth usb device to add bluetooth to your pc and send the pictures that way. This is a little more complicated but once you get it setup, it is fairly quick.

On my LG phone, I can download my pics using a Bluetooth connection with my computer or I can E-mail the pics to my computer.

The pics that won't transfer may have the same numbers as pics already on your computer. If that's the case, you'll need to rename the ones on your computer.

once you connect your camera with PC computer,, it will take some seconds to create an drive letter ,, with you camera name.. go to explorere and open and see, you have pictures in it..

Hi there.
Yes you can put a few pictures on the SD card, you can transfer pictures back and forward while the camera is connected to the PC or you can transfer them via a card reader.


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do you have a chip in your phone? You need to transfer your pics to the external memory (the chip) and put your chip into an adapter you have to purchase separately, and plug it in to your computer and retrieve it that way. I had to do the same thing... the cord you got is also a charger as well as for transferring... but it needs a specific driver to run it for transferring things. If you call Motorola, they will tell you what driver to download. You can't transfer your contact list to your computer. That you have to take each name and number out and do it manually by hand and write them all down or make your own list in Microsoft Word or something.

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USB cable is the best bet, or memory chip. Walmart sells a USB bluetooth adapter for less than 20 bucks

The only other thing I can think of is this: have you tried bringing the pic up on your phone screen and scanning your phone? If you try this, please do let me know how it works out.

You'll need to use photo-editing software to do stuff to the pics.

change the pic format options in the camera to read *.jpeg intead of *.raw

if they are in jpeg maybe the computer dosn't understand the way the camera formated the sd card mine dose the same thing when i try to tranfer images from my aiptek dzo-v50 without the camra i just get card read error

Hi Mike. The only way I can think to do this, is with an separate card reader. Then you could take your SD card and load back and forth, from your computer to camera (and vice versa).

hope this helps!