Olympus c-4040 zoom 入門マニュアル
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Chapter 10
Transferring images to a computer
— Downloading
— Downloading
If the camera is connected correctly to a personal computer, the card is
recognized as a drive (usually “Removable Disk”) on a personal computer.
When using a Macintosh, the card is displayed as a new drive (Untitled) on
the desktop.
Images stored on the card can be treated the same way as files on a floppy-
disk or MO (magneto-optical disk) using software such as Windows Explorer.
recognized as a drive (usually “Removable Disk”) on a personal computer.
When using a Macintosh, the card is displayed as a new drive (Untitled) on
the desktop.
Images stored on the card can be treated the same way as files on a floppy-
disk or MO (magneto-optical disk) using software such as Windows Explorer.
● If you want to use CAMEDIA Master software, version 2.5 or higher is
required.
● When using CAMEDIA Master software, click on “Removable Disk”, not “My
Camera”. Under Mac OS, the file name is “Untitled”.
Windows
1
Referring to “How to connect” (P. 162), connect the camera to your
computer.
● The card loaded in the camera is recognized as a folder on the personal
computer.
● The card loaded in the camera is recognized as a folder on the personal
computer.
2
From the desktop, click the “My Computer” icon.
3
Double-click the “Removable Disk”
icon.
● A window containing a folder named
icon.
● A window containing a folder named
DCIM opens. If the “Removable Disk”
icon does not appear, the camera is
not connected correctly. Go back to
“How to connect” (P. 162) and
connect it again.
icon does not appear, the camera is
not connected correctly. Go back to
“How to connect” (P. 162) and
connect it again.
Note
on using CAMEDIA Master software