My camera memory card currently has 500 pix on it but I only want to download the last 100. Can I do this?

Answer 1

You can buy a flash card reader at most technology stores that will allow you to plug your card right into the computer and download any photo you want whether it is one or all.

HTH

Answer 2

Yes. The easiest way is to simply use a card reader. Put the memory card into a card reader and your computer will see it as a removeable hard drive. Just select the last 100 images and copy them directly to your computer hard drive. To select a bunch of files at once, click on the first file, then push and hold the shift key while clicking on the last file. All the files from the first file clicked to the last file clicked will be selected.

If your camera has a cable that connects it to the PC, it may already function as a card reader by itself. Click on My Computer to see if the camera is listed as a removeable drive (it will be a new drive letter). From there, you can simply open the drive and copy the contents, using the technique above.

Answer 3

this is easier to answer with the following info:
1-what kind of camera(brand)
2-what kind of memory card(memory stick,xd,sd)
3-how you link the data to your pc(usb dock,usb directly from camera,memory card slot on the pc)

but i can try to help

first acess the memory card however you connect it to the computer, then open my computer and in the taskbar in the my computer window click folders and locate the camera, again in the taskbar , click view and click by date, or if they are named by number by name, select(highlight) the 100 most recent, or the 100 highest numbers(meaning since there are 500 pix select #'s 401-500) or if u named the pix already just select the ones u want, then just drag them to the desktop or a folder u have made for the pix,

hope this helps

Answer 4

i agree with Anthony. A card reader is how all the experts transfer pics to their computer. The reason is because it's faster (some cameras use USB 1.0) since the card readers use USB 2.0 technology. It's easier than connecting a USB cable and using your cameras battery to help transfer pics. It's simply more user friendly than relying on the camera manufacturers software to help transfer pics.

Answer 5

If you are using Windows Xp, it lets you put a check mark next to the shots you want to download.

Answer 6

yes. what computer are you using.