How to Save Images on a PC: 6 Steps

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How to Save Images on a PC: 6 Steps
How to Save Images on a PC: 6 Steps
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Do you want to create a CD of images but haven't transferred them to your computer yet? Are you interested in retouching and emailing your digital masterpieces? This article will show you how to upload photos to your computer.

Steps

Save Pictures Onto Your PC Step 1
Save Pictures Onto Your PC Step 1

Step 1. Insert the memory card into the card reader (on your computer or external) or connect your camera with the supplied USB cable and turn it on

You may need to set the camera to a specific mode to be able to transfer images. Check your camera manual in this case.

Save Pictures Onto Your PC Step 2
Save Pictures Onto Your PC Step 2

Step 2. After a few seconds the Autorun window should appear

Choose "Open folders to view files". Navigate to the folder that contains the images. If the window does not appear, open "Computer", located in the Start menu, and double click on your memory card.

Save Pictures Onto Your PC Step 3
Save Pictures Onto Your PC Step 3

Step 3. Press

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Keys_control

+

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Keys_a

to select all images, and

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Keys_control

+

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to copy them to the clipboard.

Save Pictures Onto Your PC Step 4
Save Pictures Onto Your PC Step 4

Step 4. Navigate to the folder where you want to copy the images

It is best to create a new folder every time you import images, to keep them more tidy.

Save Pictures Onto Your PC Step 5
Save Pictures Onto Your PC Step 5

Step 5. Press

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Keys_control

+

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Keys_v

to paste the images to your hard drive.

Save Pictures Onto Your PC Step 6
Save Pictures Onto Your PC Step 6

Step 6. Remove the memory card from the reader and put back into the camera

Format the card in the camera to make sure you've copied the images to your computer. Use the format functionality of your camera. Don't use your computer to do this.

Advice

  • Give the folder a meaningful name. For example, if you are uploading New Year's photos, call it "New Year 2013".
  • Instead of using keyboard shortcuts to copy and paste, you can go to the "Edit" menu at the top of the page, and select "Copy" or "Paste". Also, to select all photos, you will find "Select All" always in the "Edit" menu.
  • Do not EVERYTHING it's digital nowadays. Photographers who still use film can scan their prints, transfer them to their computer and copy them to CD or DVD. Ask a local amateur photo shop for more information.
  • After uploading the photos, you can rename the folder you copied them into, or create subfolders to sort particular subjects or events. To do this, right click inside the folder where the images are located and select "New> New Folder". Alternatively, you could right-click and then press

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    then

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    Keys_f

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