How do I access the photos that are stored on the camera, as opposed to the card? Thanks

Download photos from any camera is highly unrecommended because that quickly disharges the camera battery. Instead, turn camera off and then open battery door. See picture memory card at camera edge, push in and release to pop up. Then, draw card out of the slot taking care to avoid finger contact with contacts. Close battery door. No insert card into card reader on computer. (Most computers these days have built in reader. USB interface readers can be purchase at low cost.)
If the upload start up dialog does not auto star, then open Computer and double cick open it there. A menu will appear offering wholesalee import you can chose Review Folders in Explorer. Once opened, photos can be handled and stored ot computer like any other file. It is preferable to copy files as opposed to moving them, using camera itself to delete files. Now close Fuji folder and initiate safe removal. When approved, remove memory card and reinsert in camera. Question answered.

It is possible that your camera is set to store in raw mode which usually means you need software to download the images from the camera to the computer.

You may have a defective SD card. Have you tried to put your sisters SD card into your camera? Most cameras have internal storage. Do the cameras work with the SD card removed? Most **** stores sell storage cards. a new card may solve your problem.

The only way you will be able to access the photos on your computer is by plugging in the camera via USB. You can purchase a USB chord at any electronic store.

If you are wanting to access photos or videos you have stored on your camera, you will find you can access them by using a USB connection cord - the computer will think you have plugged in a removable hard drive and no drivers are needed.

You can also access your photos by removing the memory card and using a card reader.

I hope that helps.

Most digital cameras have access doors - behind which can be found: the battery, audio / video jacks, memory cards, USB jacks and more. Depending on the particular brand and model of your camera, you may have one or more such access doors. Digital cameras use memory to store images on - as opposed to film. Most digital cameras have a small amount of non-removable internal memory and a removable memory card. The card may be in one of several different formats, the newer being SD or SDHC. Older styles include CF types. There are others, too.

Without knowing the brand and model camera you have, I can't tell you exactly where to look for the memory card, except that it is likely behind one of the these access doors on the camera body. Though not very common, your camera may also be the type that has no removable memory.

Please reply by providing the brand and model info of your camera.

Steve

If you remove the memory card, the camera will show you the photos stored in internal memory and allow you to delete them.

If you want to copy the pictures from internal memory to a memory card, put in a memory card and then select "Copy" from the Playback menu.

You may try some recovery software to rescue the files on your sd card, here are some for your options.

Photo Video Recovery (for Windows)
Photo Video Recovery for Mac

Be careful: Before your files are recovered, do not attempt to save more files to the card in case the original files(your pictures) are overwritten.

If you are trying to get the pics to store on an SD card you have to go into the menu under "Image Store" and select the SD card as opposed to the internal memory.

Download photo recovery program for your computer. There are some frre ones out there online. Make sure you don't use this flash card in camera until you try again to download photos with a photo recovery program. If SD Card all photos can be recovered unless card was formatted twice.