Memory and Cards: I use a GE X600 bridge camera. Everything has been kopasetic for quite a while until last week. I shot a dozen pictures, sat down, and tried to examine the shots in...

johnbee418 Loc: Manchester Conn.

I use a GE X600 bridge camera. Everything has been kopasetic for quite a while until last week. I shot a dozen pictures, sat down, and tried to examine the shots in camera. The screen said NO PICTURE. Took the card out, shot one or two, and looked at the screen. Now it showed all my previous shots plus the latest "test" shot. They were saved in the internal memory.
My question: How do I transfer the saved internal memory shots to a card so I can upload them into my PC?

wdross Loc: Castle Rock, Colorado

johnbee418 wrote:

I use a GE X600 bridge camera. Everything has been kopasetic for quite a while until last week. I shot a dozen pictures, sat down, and tried to examine the shots in camera. The screen said NO PICTURE. Took the card out, shot one or two, and looked at the screen. Now it showed all my previous shots plus the latest "test" shot. They were saved in the internal memory.
My question: How do I transfer the saved internal memory shots to a card so I can upload them into my PC?

Usually the camera manual will tell you how to transfer to the chip from the internal memory. Then you may need the manual to set it back to where it sends the images at least to the chip instead of just the internal memory. You should transfer the images as soon as possible so you don't miss shots or write over any of them.

wdross Loc: Castle Rock, Colorado

johnbee418 wrote:

I use a GE X600 bridge camera. Everything has been kopasetic for quite a while until last week. I shot a dozen pictures, sat down, and tried to examine the shots in camera. The screen said NO PICTURE. Took the card out, shot one or two, and looked at the screen. Now it showed all my previous shots plus the latest "test" shot. They were saved in the internal memory.
My question: How do I transfer the saved internal memory shots to a card so I can upload them into my PC?

One other possibility, if the manual doesn't show a way to transfer to the chip, is to transfer the images directly to the PC via cable. Most cameras will have a USB port built into it somewhere and can transfer images out by cable.

rook2c4 Loc: Philadelphia, PA USA

With my GE X400, I can transfer all images stored in internal memory via usb cable to PC. A cable was included with the camera when purchased. I assume it's no different with the very similar-looking X600 model that you have.