Camcorder User Manual

Getting Photos Into Your Computer
10-2
◗ You can use EPSON Photo!3 to transfer files to the
computer in different formats for programs that don’t
recognize JPEG or Tiff files. (See page 10-10.)
NOTE
◗
If you have USB, you can save time by using the USB
camera events to automatically open designated programs.
See page 10-14 for more information.
◗
Video clips and Tiff files take much longer to transfer than
JPEG files, especially when the camera is connected to the
computer using a serial cable.
Saving Files in Albums With Image Expert
The simplest method of getting photos into your computer is
to use the Image Expert software. This lets you view small
thumbnail images of your pictures, and then quickly transfer
them to an album (folder) on your hard disk drive.
Follow these steps:
1
Make sure the camera is turned on, connected to your
computer, and the camera dial is turned to
.
2
In Windows, click
Start
, point to
Programs
, point to
Image Expert
, and click
Image Expert - PhotoPC
3000Z
. If you see the Image Expert Quick Tour screen,
click
Close
.
On a Macintosh, open the Image Expert - PhotoPC
3000Z folder and double-click the
Image Expert
icon.
You see a window like the following:
3
Click
View Pictures in the Camera.
You see a
window displaying “filmstrips” of the images on your
camera’s memory card.
If you see an error message instead, see page 10-4.
click to see
the pictures
in your
camera
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