Cameras can export pictures to a computer for free.
Computers and the Internet have made it easy to share large numbers of pictures and videos with other people. Windows allows you to import pictures from a digital camera almost as simply as copying any other type of files to the hard disk. If Windows' bare bones import tool is not enough for you, check out other free tools. Use the Picture Library to manage your pictures after you copy them and use Photo Viewer to view them. Download and install Windows Live Photo Gallery for more organization features.
Instructions
Windows AutoPlay
1. Connect the camera to the computer by USB cable. Turn on the camera. Refer to the camera owner's manual for instructions if you are not sure do this.
2. Click "Import pictures and videos using Windows" in the "AutoPlay" dialog box that appears.
3. Type a descriptive word for the pictures in the "Tag" box.
4. Click "Import."
Windows Explorer
5. Connect the camera to the computer and make sure it is turned on. Click "Computer" in the "Start" menu or Desktop.
6. Right-click the camera among the list of drives.
7. Click "Import pictures and videos."
8. Enter a tag for the pictures if you wish.
9. Click "Import."
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