How do you transfer pictures from the LG shine to your micro SD card with a display that isn’t working?

Posted on March 4th, 2010 by admin

The other day I destroyed my phone. The phone functions work but the display doesn’t. I want to transfer my pictures to my micro SD card even though the screen isn’t working. Do you know what number corresponds to the move, paste, etc so I can transfer the pictures? I would also like to know what arrows I should press to go to the pictures menu. (The phone currently is on the grid menu.) Help is appreciated, thanks!

Take the phone to your vendor (Verizon, etc.) and with a sad enough story, they’ll take care of it for you.

Mike Honeycutt

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How do you put pictures in a frame with a cut-out mat that says memories?

Posted on March 2nd, 2010 by admin

it’s a long frame with each letter cut-out in block letters. I would like to place pictures into it, but I cannot picture how it should look, and what types of pictures… Please help!

You can’t picture how the pictures will look….hmmm.
Not being sarcastic, now, but why don’t you just start by getting out a bunch of pictures that you have, and see what they look like inside the cut-out letters? I’m a picture person, so I guess I just assumed you, too, had a bunch of pictures. Try family photos in there first.

It says, "Memories", so we’ll assume happy ones, and it seems they should be of the personal nature – pictures of your choice, of your past. Maybe of a vacation you took w/a friend? Of a special someone? Of you as a baby – memories of the only time we’re really happy [joke].

Or how about this: You take pictures at a friend’s wedding, wedding party, a birthday party, Christmas, a graduation ceremony, or some other special occasion of friend[s] or relative[s]. Then, you use those pictures in the frame, and give it as a gift. That would make a great gift and memorialize an event!

Here’s the best idea: Put pictures of your family in there, then give it as a gift to your Mother/Father. They will appreciate it.
Hope this helps!

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How do i transfer pictures from my camera to my computer?

Posted on February 28th, 2010 by admin

my computer is old. & i have a samsung L100 (my camera) and ive tried everything i know possible to get the pictures to transfer, i have the cd to install.. that came with the camera & we tried installing it several times but no-where on there did it say anything about transferring pictures. & it should automatically transfer them but since its an old computer i guess not ? please help. i took prom pictures and i need to post them on myspace :) thanks !

After you have attached the cable you were provided with from your camera to the computer make sure your camera is switched ON.
The computer should automatically ask you if you want to open the file. If it doesn’t find "My Computer" on the desktop.
Open it. It will give you a choice of several different drives – you are looking for the samsung.
Open it. The pictures should then start to appear. Then click "ctrl A".
All the pictures will become highlighted.
Now right click and open "new folder".
On the desktop open the "new folder" and now click "ctrl C" within the folder.
The photos will then copy into the folder.

You can now rename the folder by clicking in the name "new folder" and typing a new name.
You can then move this folder to where ever you want to put them.
Good Luck.
PS Its much easier if someone shows you.

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The Cure – Pictures of You live

Posted on February 28th, 2010 by admin

Pictures of You live

Duration : 0:7:33

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How do you tranfer pictures from your cell phone to your picture folder?

Posted on February 26th, 2010 by admin

I got some pictures in my phone and I need to put a picture in my profile.

Connect yout phone to pc via usb, infrared, or bluetooth.
Install the software comes with your phone (",)

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The Rothschilds Exposed 1/3

Posted on February 25th, 2010 by admin

The Illuminati – Rothschild Banking Family Exposed – Part 1 of 3

Next Part: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q2Yjoi2_5pw

A video I’ve made on how they are connected to the Bank of England and the Federal Reserve.

This video shows the history of the family and how they have accumulated their vast wealth, and I hope this will give you an insight on their plan to dominate the world through central banking.

Footage taken from The Money Masters – How International Bankers Gained Control of America
Available at: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-515319560256183936

Editing by Goeleet

Duration : 0:9:51

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How do I make my pictures I take with my telephoto lens brighter?

Posted on February 24th, 2010 by admin

I recently bought a telephoto lens for my digital DSLR to take better pictures of action shots in sports. I am using a 75-300 mm lens. The problem is that in order to freeze the motion, I need a fast shutter speed, resulting in dark pictures. Can anyone recommend a shutter speed that freezes motion but still gets enough light to have brighter pictures or just another tip to help with my picture-taking? Please help me.

You may want to try raising the ISO settings before adjusting the shutter speed. Definately get the ISO as high as you can before a noticable grain appears. Often, the ISO is set very low for a ‘cleaner’ picture, but this means lower sensitivity to light. So try raising it slowly.

You may want to spend an entire sports event taking test pictures, tweaking serttings between shots, then back at home review your images using a image browser that shows all the EXIF data stored in the photo, which reveals your ISO and shutter speeds. Adobe Lightroom, ACDSee, even Microsoft has put out a free add in for Windows to expose this extra EXIF info in the photo.

You will want to preview the test images large, to notice subtle differences, the preview screen on the camera is not enough to see blur most the time if your speed is a hair too low..

I would be glad to tell you a magic setting, but im not sure it exists, more that you know a general range of shutter speed and iso speed that works, and constantly adjust according to the specific area.

Here is a newer, free microsoft photo viewer that may be of use http://www.microsoft.com/prophoto/downloads/tools.aspx

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Phineas and Ferb – Picture This – Full Episode (HD)

Posted on February 22nd, 2010 by admin

Phineas and Ferb create a matter transporter. Candace tries her hardest to bust them while her mother attends a Jewish-Mesican Cultural Festival. Doofenshmirtz traps the Tri-State area in invisible boxes.

Duration : 0:10:18

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How to upload pictures from a digital camera using a usb drive?

Posted on February 22nd, 2010 by admin

i lost my camera chord..and i wanna send pictures to a friend.
i know its possible to upload pictures to your computer using a usb drive..
i just don’t know how to..
anybody know to transfer my pictures off of my sd card to my usb drive?
and if there is a memory card slot on my desktop computer, and somebody tell me where..
THANKS FOR THE HELP!

By USB "drive" I’m assuming you mean a card reader, correct? if that’s the case remove your SD card from your camera and insert it into any USB port. Windows will see it as a drive. Then you just copy / paste into the folder of your choice.

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Can you recover pictures from a memory stick camera on the computer after you upload the photos?

Posted on February 20th, 2010 by admin

So here’s the deal. I have a camera with a memory stick and deleted some pictures. After I deleted the pictures, I uploaded the pictures that I left on the camera into the computer. Can I recover the deleted pictures on the computer, or would I have to have my camera plugged in and find the deleted pictures on that? By the way after I put the pictures on the computer I filled up the memory stick with other pictures. Can you even recover deleted pictures with memory sticks? I know you can with SD cards but what about memory sticks? Thanks!
What about recovering videos?

The tricky thing about memory sticks, and flash memory in general, is that it does not work like a hard drive. What I mean is, when you empty the recycle bin on your hard drive, it doesn’t actually delete anything, it only flags the sectors as "free space" and will overwrite it when necessary In other words, it does not physically write zero’s to the sectors. As a result, one can use a file recovery software and get it back, unless you completely fill your hard drive. Now with flash memory, it takes a "picture" of your data, so it takes literally milliseconds for Windows to flash zero’s to sectors. I’m not entirely sure however whether it flags the data or flashes zero’s. So I recommend you try a file recovery program for your memory stick. The best I have found is called R-Studio

http://www.data-recovery-software.net/

It’s not free (there are ways of obtaining it however ) but the demo should allow you to see if your photos / videos are still in there

It should be able to check your memory stick for lost data. It will organize it by file type like 0.jpg 1.jpg 2.jpg etc… since meta data like the file name is lost when it gets flagged

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