It's Grandma Carol again, Is there a way to download a picture from a camera cell phone to VS 8? If so, how?
Thanks
cell phone camera
Moderator: Ken Berry
First things first, does your phone use a media card such as a Memory Stick, SD Card or equivalent? Below are some pictures of each.
Another important question is, do you have bluetooth on your phone? If so, you can purchase a Bluetooth USB device like the one below, which means you can then Bluetooth pictures to a folder on your computer and then simply import the image using VS8
Bluetooth Dongle - Play.com
If you are unsure, please let us know your camera model and make and we can look it up.
Another important question is, do you have bluetooth on your phone? If so, you can purchase a Bluetooth USB device like the one below, which means you can then Bluetooth pictures to a folder on your computer and then simply import the image using VS8
Bluetooth Dongle - Play.com
If you are unsure, please let us know your camera model and make and we can look it up.
[b]Computer:[/b] Windows Media Edition, P4 3.0Ghz Processor, 2.5GB RAM, USB 2, Composite, FireWire 1394, SVideo, External HDD 150GB, External HDD 2 - 500GB, Internal HDD 250GB, Ati Radeon X600 256MB Graphics.
[b]Cameras:[/b] Sony HDR-HC1, Sony DCR-HC85E
[b]Cameras:[/b] Sony HDR-HC1, Sony DCR-HC85E
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jchunter
Carol,
If you don't have bluetooth, get a simple "Memory stick to USB Adaptor" - about $5.
You plug your memory chip (from the cell phone) into the adaptor, plug the other end of the adaptor into a USB port on your computer, and, voila, it looks like a hard drive to the Windows Explorer.. Just copy the video file on to your hard drive.
If you don't have bluetooth, get a simple "Memory stick to USB Adaptor" - about $5.
You plug your memory chip (from the cell phone) into the adaptor, plug the other end of the adaptor into a USB port on your computer, and, voila, it looks like a hard drive to the Windows Explorer.. Just copy the video file on to your hard drive.