Getting pics from Rezound onto my Desktop?

CatB

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Sorry if this is a very newbie question but can someone tell me how to get the pics that I have taken with my Rezound camera onto my Desktop to save?

Thanks! Glad to be part of the Rezound community!

Cat
 
Plug the phone into your computer. When you get the screen on your phone for "Charge Only" or "Mount as Disc Drive", mount as disc.

Your phones memory will show up as something like the F drive and G drive under My Computer...on the Mac they're labeled HTC storage and Untitled. What ever it labeles them as, one is the internal storage card (HTC Storage) the other is the removable SD card (Untitled).

Open these drives and you're pictures will be on one or both depending on how you save them. Probably under "DCM100" or "Media" or something along those lines...sorry, going strictly from memory here. So find the pictures and just drag them to whatever folder on your desktop you want. Then unmount the drives, unplug, done.
 
You can set up a drop box account and link it to phone and PC. Turn camera uploads on inside dropbox.app and the min you take a pic on the phone it auto syncs to PC. Instant access to photos on your PC.

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You can set up a drop box account and link it to phone and PC. Turn camera uploads on inside dropbox.app and the min you take a pic on the phone it auto syncs to PC. Instant access to photos on your PC.

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Cool! I think I have a Drop Box account, though I have never used it. Thanks for the tip :)
 
Plug the phone into your computer. When you get the screen on your phone for "Charge Only" or "Mount as Disc Drive", mount as disc.

Your phones memory will show up as something like the F drive and G drive under My Computer...on the Mac they're labeled HTC storage and Untitled. What ever it labeles them as, one is the internal storage card (HTC Storage) the other is the removable SD card (Untitled).

Open these drives and you're pictures will be on one or both depending on how you save them. Probably under "DCM100" or "Media" or something along those lines...sorry, going strictly from memory here. So find the pictures and just drag them to whatever folder on your desktop you want. Then unmount the drives, unplug, done.

Awesome! Thanks so much for the detailed instructions, that helps :)

Thanks for the reply. Much appreciated!
 
One more option: if you are a Google+ user -- you can set your phone to automatically upload photos to a private album... enables you to access photos from any computer -- not just the one where your photos are saved.