How to transfer pictures from laptop to disc - Fuji Cameras

Select all the pictures you want to copy, hold the ctrl key down and click on all of them then just right click on the pictures you selected and go to send to ----- CD/DVD then a new window should pop up and just select write to disk

There are several ways to do this. You can burn them on a DVD, but you are limited to 7 GB's for each disc. If you have a Blu-Ray burner then that is the more ideal to do it with discs. The better way to do it is to buy an external hard drive of about 1 TB and transfer them in that way. You can also use jump drives, but again you are limited to what speed it is and how much space you have on it. It is best to have a back up of all of your pictures anyway.

Hello,

1. If you use a memory card,
   
2. then what you have to do is to transfer the pictures to the memory card
   
3. then use a memory card reader to transfer the pictures to your laptop.

1. You can also transfer pictures to your laptop using the bluetooth device of your laptop.
   
2. Turn on the bluetooth on your laptop
   
3. and if the laptop does not have a bluetooth device, then you connect a bluetooth dongle to is and it will be able to receive pictures from your phone using the bluetooth dongle.
   
4. But that could take time if you are transferring plenty pictures.

1. Also you can transfer pictures from your phone directly,
2. Connect the phone to your laptop using a USB cable,
3. Then select open file to view folder from your laptop,
4. Browse out the location of the pictures from your phone on your laptop,
5. Then copy them and paste in your choice pf location on your laptop.

Those are the ways to transfer pictures from your phone to your laptop.

Take care and good luck

Most cell phones today have a few ways of getting pictures, music, videos to your PC/Laptop.

1. Via USB cable - This method usually requires drivers from a CD that came with your phone or can be downloaded from the manufacture's website in order for your PC to recognize your phone when you connect.

2. Via mini SD card - Most phones now have a mini SD slot where you can add more memory to the phone for pictures, music, videos, etc. Usually found attached on the side when you take the battery cover off. It will be a small black chip about the size of a finger nail and to remove it, you simply press it in, then it should release. If you have a memory card reader/slot on your PC/laptop, the mini SD card usually needs a separate adapter to make it fit into a standard SD slot.

3. Via Bluetooth - This requires your PC/Laptop to be able to connect with bluetooth devices. You must pair the PC with your phone first so they can communicate with each other. While using your phone, pick the file (picture, music, video, etc) from your phone, select Options, and send via bluetooth.

Hi,

I recently wanted to transfer holiday pictures from my laptop onto a blank disc, which I do by opening a window for 'My Pictures' and then opening 'My Computer' to get to the E drive (where my blank disc is). I click open a window for E drive (which shows it as empty) so now I have both windows open next to each other.

I then select the pictures I wish to transfer and then drag them over to the E drive window onto the blank disc. Then the computer transfers these pictures without a promlem and I am able to view the pictures now on the disc.

But recently it would not do this command. The 'cd writing wizard' would report to me that I needed to insert a blank disc which I had already placed in the tray. I tried different makes of discs, restarted my computer just in case it had a minor glitch, cleaned the laser head, tried different programs to see if anything had change without me knowing about it etc, etc, but to no avail. After much hair pulling, swearing and so on, I tried a program called 'Set program access and defaults' in 'all programs', clicked on 'add and remove program' and saw it was set on 'custom' as default (and will do so everytime I go into this program) then clicked on 'Microsoft Window'. I tried the above again and this time it transfered my pictures to the disc without a problem as it always use to.

I hope this might be of help.

Put the disc in then open your D: drive or what ever drive is your CDROM.

Select all the pictures you want. Right click select copy then paste them where you want them on your machine.

when you connect your camera to your pc, go to mycomputer and see if the camera appears as an external drive.
you will be able to copy your pictures from there

Then Transfer the Photo from the Disk Onto a Flash Drive (USB Storage Drive)... And plug into the old laptops USB port then transfer photos

Hi, connect the cam and PC using 4 pin firewire cable. Switch on the cam. Open Windows Movie Maker and import the video from device.
You can then use Move Maker to any disc burning software like Nero to create the movie disks.

transfer them from disc much easier