Instructions for connecting the camera to the computer
The memory in your camera is full but you do not want to delete the image. The best way to avoid having to delete photos is to move the camera image to your computer, a good way to free up memory and store images in a safe place.
If you don't know how to connect the camera to a computer, the following article will help you understand the steps to take.
Part 1: Connect devices together
Step 1: Open your computer by pressing lightly on the Power button
Step 2: Open your camera
To connect successfully, your camera must turn on just like when you are about to take pictures.
Step 3: Use a cable to connect the camera to the computer
Use a cable to connect the camera to the computer. One end of the cable you plug into the computer, the other end of the cable plugs into the camera. If you do not know which cable to plug into the camera, read the instructions that came with the camera.
Part 2: Transferring photo folders
Step 1: Check your connection again.
In the large folder 'My Computer' you check whether the camera icon appears or not. If a camera icon appears, just double-click the icon. In case if there is no icon, you have to repeat the steps as in part 1.
Step 2: Click on the DCIM folder, the image folder will appear.
Step 3: Copy photos from the camera to any drive in your computer.
Good luck!
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