Thanks for the tip. I did change it now so the Camera automatically saves to the SD Card. I might have to pick up a Data Cable, too, as none of our PCs or Laptops have Bluetooth. Re: transferring the photos I'm done now, I fired up iTunes and started playing some songs as I made the 9 "key" presses necessary to move each photo from the memory to the SD Card, and 80+ photos & ~750 presses later...I was done 😄
Considering the Vu's camera is just a 2-megapixel camera, when taking photos at the highest resolution some of them still came up pretty good when viewed on my PC's screen. The best were those I'd taken outdoors, or indoors where there was a good amount of ambient light.
you could also find a cheap usb bluetooth adapter online.. i got one a few years back for about $7 shipped. more universal than the proprietary data cable, but i'm sure those are cheap on ebay
with ample lighting the photos are good for almost any need. the only problem is the image stabilization... it blurs easily
i kinda have the same problem. i just bought a 4gb sandisk card and i can't get it to work. my computer or even my bro's laptop wouldn't recognize the card. i dont know which drive to look for it.
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going forward, make sure you change the setting for pictures and for videos to save to the sd card.
since you don't have the data cable, borrow a friend's laptop that has bluetooth for 5 minutes and grab/move all your photos that way
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Thanks for the tip. I did change it now so the Camera automatically saves to the SD Card. I might have to pick up a Data Cable, too, as none of our PCs or Laptops have Bluetooth. Re: transferring the photos I'm done now, I fired up iTunes and started playing some songs as I made the 9 "key" presses necessary to move each photo from the memory to the SD Card, and 80+ photos & ~750 presses later...I was done 😄
Considering the Vu's camera is just a 2-megapixel camera, when taking photos at the highest resolution some of them still came up pretty good when viewed on my PC's screen. The best were those I'd taken outdoors, or indoors where there was a good amount of ambient light.
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you could also find a cheap usb bluetooth adapter online.. i got one a few years back for about $7 shipped. more universal than the proprietary data cable, but i'm sure those are cheap on ebay
with ample lighting the photos are good for almost any need. the only problem is the image stabilization... it blurs easily
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Simple ID3-Tag Editor 0.5a
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