Show pic. when traveling.
May 30, 2018 17:04:21 #
Often I travel around the U.S. and Canada for weeks at a time, stopping at friends or family homes when in their area. They usually ask me to see some of the pictures I have taken. Rather than crowding around my camera (canon Rebel T3i,EOS 600D) what would be the best way to show every one the pictures. From the question you can tell I am a beginner.
May 30, 2018 17:08:39 #
Tablet or laptop. If they have a smart TV, you could burn the photos to a thumb drive and show them on the TV
May 30, 2018 17:45:23 #
averne wrote:
Often I travel around the U.S. and Canada for weeks at a time, stopping at friends or family homes when in their area. They usually ask me to see some of the pictures I have taken. Rather than crowding around my camera (canon Rebel T3i,EOS 600D) what would be the best way to show every one the pictures. From the question you can tell I am a beginner.
We normally download onto an iPad for better viewing while still traveling.
May 30, 2018 22:44:11 #
Your camera has a HDMI and a USB out. The simplest way would be to get a 10’ or 15’ HDMI cable (Mini male to standard male or standard male to male with a mini adapter) and just plug into a flat screen. You might have to change the setting in the camera for duration of the screen display. Refer to your manual, but you could also do this with the USB out to most flat screens that have a USB in.
May 31, 2018 00:25:21 #
A lightweight thin laptop such as a MacBook Air or an iPad would work well. Also with an HDMI adapter, you could project them on a flatscreen TV from your device.
May 31, 2018 05:59:54 #
LarryFitz
Loc: Beacon NY
If you took jpeg plus raw, you could put the card into a usb reader and connect to a smart tv. Or tv made have a card reader.
May 31, 2018 07:27:43 #
Mainiac65
Loc: Maine
Get a digital picture frame. Put the photos on an SD card and let the frame do a slide show. Frames come in various and a lot cheaper than a laptop or IMac.
May 31, 2018 07:28:28 #
Mainiac65
Loc: Maine
Get a digital picture frame. Put the photos on an SD card and let the frame do a slide show. Frames come in various sizes and a lot cheaper than a laptop or IMac.
May 31, 2018 10:46:08 #
wdross
Loc: Castle Rock, Colorado
averne wrote:
Often I travel around the U.S. and Canada for weeks at a time, stopping at friends or family homes when in their area. They usually ask me to see some of the pictures I have taken. Rather than crowding around my camera (canon Rebel T3i,EOS 600D) what would be the best way to show every one the pictures. From the question you can tell I am a beginner.
Lots of people are use to see photos on their cellphone too. I have a big memory chip in my cellphone just so people can see where we have been and what we have seen. Not as nice or ideal as the larger screen options, but it is always at hand for viewing.
May 31, 2018 14:48:18 #
iPad is the best, simplest and easiest solution and it's a computer as well.
May 31, 2018 15:30:21 #
Cord your camera to a TV, and impress your friends. We did this every night at a friends house for our trip out west. Works great.
May 31, 2018 16:06:24 #
averne wrote:
Often I travel around the U.S. and Canada for weeks at a time, stopping at friends or family homes when in their area. They usually ask me to see some of the pictures I have taken. Rather than crowding around my camera (canon Rebel T3i,EOS 600D) what would be the best way to show every one the pictures. From the question you can tell I am a beginner.
I believe your camera came with a cord that hooks directly to the TV. Just hook it up right there on the spot and show them.
Mine does this and most TVs now have the correct connection.
Jun 1, 2018 11:17:12 #
You might also get lucky and have a TV with an SD card slot; one of mine does. Otherwise, I have an HDMI cable. You can also use a Chromecast "dongle" and do it wireless.
Jun 1, 2018 12:00:22 #
averne wrote:
You can hook the camera to any TV, that may be one way, also to lot of people its not so much fun to look at pictures on a TV.Often I travel around the U.S. and Canada for weeks at a time, stopping at friends or family homes when in their area. They usually ask me to see some of the pictures I have taken. Rather than crowding around my camera (canon Rebel T3i,EOS 600D) what would be the best way to show every one the pictures. From the question you can tell I am a beginner.
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