Modern digital cameras allow you to take from several hundred to several thousand photographs in one session. All taken photos can be viewed immediately on the camera display, but such viewing is inconvenient for checking the quality of the images, and fine details of the photo are not visible in it either. Therefore, it is much more convenient to view photographs on a personal computer monitor. But before viewing the photos, you need to transfer them from the camera's drive to your computer.
Necessary
Basic skills in using a personal computer, the ability to handle a digital camera
Instructions
Step 1
First, connect the camera to your computer. To do this, connect by clicking on it with the left mouse button once. Then click the "OK" button located at the bottom of the window.
Step 5
You will see a window with an explorer of the folders contained on the camera. In it, open the folder named "DCIM" (the specific name of the folder depends on the brand and manufacturer of the camera).
Step 6
After the folder containing the photos themselves appears in front of you, select those of them that you want to transfer to your computer.
Step 7
Then press the "Ctrl + C" keyboard shortcut to copy the selected snapshots to the system clipboard. Also, to copy files, you can click on the selected files with the right mouse button once and select the "Copy" line in the menu that appears.
Step 8
After copying the photos to the clipboard, go to the directory on your computer where you want to transfer the photos.
Step 9
After entering the desired folder, press the "Ctrl + V" key combination on the keyboard to paste the copied photos into this directory. To insert files, you can also right-click on an empty space in the selected folder and select the "Insert" line in the menu that appears.
