won't upoad photos
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Kinz
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won't upoad photos
When I plug the camera in, it acts like it's loading the photos, but at the end it says "command could not complete because the document type is unsupported". They are JPG and RAW files from a Nikon camera! What's the problem?
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Re: won't upoad photos
You can't import photos or download them from a camera into PSP, you have to use a separate program. Bundled with older versions of Corel PSP is the Corel Photo Downloader, which may not recognize some RAW files on newer cameras (in my case the Sony A57).
Your error sounds like whatever program you are using can't recognize the files.
Best bet is to use Nikon's software to download your photos from your camera since you have RAWs. If it didn't come bundled with your camera you can probably download it from Nikon's website.
Your error sounds like whatever program you are using can't recognize the files.
Best bet is to use Nikon's software to download your photos from your camera since you have RAWs. If it didn't come bundled with your camera you can probably download it from Nikon's website.
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Kinz
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Re: won't upoad photos
That's kinda dumb. When did that stop happening? I used PSP x4 for years and it works fine in that. I guess I'll figure out something.
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Re: won't upoad photos
If you want to download directly from the camera then keep using PSP4 (or Picasa or . . .) and then work on them ins X7.Kinz wrote:That's kinda dumb. When did that stop happening? I used PSP x4 for years and it works fine in that. I guess I'll figure out something.
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Kinz
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Re: won't upoad photos
Or, in X7 (and I just figured this out), click 'File', 'Open', 'My Pictures' in (in a Windows menu), go to the folder with the photos you're looking for, right click that folder, then left click 'Browse With Paint Shop Pro X7'. It makes a folder with that date under 'Collections', and opens all the photos. Very simple. Then you can adjust, edit, any photo you want. And they are all saved in PSPX7. X4 did this automatically.
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Re: won't upoad photos
Be careful there. It may be regarding the images on your camera as if they were on a separate hard drive and not actually loading the images onto the computer. I would hate to think that you then deleted the images / overwrote them on your camera and found that you had lost them altogether.
Do some testing . if you have some spare cards for your camera start with a fresh card, format it in camera, take a couple of pictures that won't matter if they are lost.
Do your thing to see those images in Collections. Then close PSP, disconnect camera , format the card and take another couple of different shots.
Reconnect all up again and run PSP and check if the new images are there and then see if you can find the older images and can work with the full size images.
If you can find them then they must have been loaded into your computer, If not then what was loading was some thumbs of those images and the full size images remained on your card.
Do some testing . if you have some spare cards for your camera start with a fresh card, format it in camera, take a couple of pictures that won't matter if they are lost.
Do your thing to see those images in Collections. Then close PSP, disconnect camera , format the card and take another couple of different shots.
Reconnect all up again and run PSP and check if the new images are there and then see if you can find the older images and can work with the full size images.
If you can find them then they must have been loaded into your computer, If not then what was loading was some thumbs of those images and the full size images remained on your card.
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