There are many different card readers available. Most are about the
size of a deck of cards or smaller and will read multiple types of
cards. Usually, a simple USB hook up. When you insert your camera
card into the reader it will appear like a drive on your desktop. Be
sure to eject the drive from desktop before removing card.
Don
Shyrell Melara wrote:
Thanks Don. My problem now is, what does the card reader look like and
does it go inside the computer or hook up outside with a USB? I haven't
had this problem before. Thanks, S.
Shyrell, as a Nikon, among others, user, I found long ago that the best
way for me to work was to download to the computer via a card reader,
ignore the camera maker software, and work with one of the Photoshop
incarnations and/or Bridge, Lightroom or iPhoto. Other options are
available, of course, for the photo handling but I do really think you
would be well served to get a card reader. They are cheap and very
useful.
Don
Shyrell Melara wrote:
To the group,
As some of you know, my computer crashed a
few weeks back. Since it's repair, I have
had to re-install a lot of my programs.
Thus my problem...
When I tried to re-install the software for
my Canon Rebel XT, it would not install. In
reading the "System Requirements" under the
heading "Computer" it states, quote:
"PC with one of the above OS
preinstalled.
***UPGRADED***machines not supported."
Question: What do I do now?
Without the software, I'm not able to
unload my camera to my computer and I do
not have a CF slot.
Thanks to all in advance.
Shyrell
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