LBrown59
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How do i get a picture from the camera to photo bucket?
PHOTO BUCKET Question
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RobS
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Hey, it's about time LBrown!
Download from your camera to your computer following the instructions that came with the camera. Usually you can plug a USB cord directly from the camera to the PC. You can also get a card reader to plug into the computer (USB) and read the card outside of the camera. That's faster.
Once in the computer, open the pics up in a photo browser of some sort. Again, the camera probably came with something. You can download freebies like IRfanview from net. Make your selections and get ready to upload. This is also where you do any enhancements and cropping to the pics.
Once you have the picture files ready to go, open up PhotoBucket and follow their instructions for uploading from your computer (check the PhotoBucket site for help/instructions). It's pretty straightforward but you better have something faster than dial-up!
Then you are all set to show the rest of us all of your tractors!
If this isn't working for you, let us know what kind of camera, computer and internet connection you have.
That's the general workflow, let us know if you have more specific questions.
Download from your camera to your computer following the instructions that came with the camera. Usually you can plug a USB cord directly from the camera to the PC. You can also get a card reader to plug into the computer (USB) and read the card outside of the camera. That's faster.
Once in the computer, open the pics up in a photo browser of some sort. Again, the camera probably came with something. You can download freebies like IRfanview from net. Make your selections and get ready to upload. This is also where you do any enhancements and cropping to the pics.
Once you have the picture files ready to go, open up PhotoBucket and follow their instructions for uploading from your computer (check the PhotoBucket site for help/instructions). It's pretty straightforward but you better have something faster than dial-up!
Then you are all set to show the rest of us all of your tractors!
If this isn't working for you, let us know what kind of camera, computer and internet connection you have.
That's the general workflow, let us know if you have more specific questions.