By now you've probably heard of Eye-Fi, the Wi-Fi-enabled SD memory card that wirelessly beams photos from your camera to your PC. When it first came out last year, I thought it was overpriced at ...

1. Open an Explorer window to view the files on your camera / memory card / SD card 2. Select particular files to be transferred by holding down the Ctrl key and clicking on them.

If you cannot load your photos onto your computer from your camera or phone's SD card, you can troubleshoot the issue to recover your pictures.

To import files from an SD Card, remove GoPro’s microSD card from the camera and insert it into your card reader attached to your computer.

Without removing the card from the camera, users can back up photos to a computer or transfer them to photo-sharing, social networking, or blog sites.

Formatting a memory card deletes all of the files stored on it immediately. You can format an SD card using the menu system on your Fuji camera or by inserting it in your computer's card reader.

When Eye-Fi first launched its wireless SD cards back in 2006, most of us weren't carrying smartphones, much less tablets. At the time, the idea was to send your photos straight from your camera ...

Secure Digital memory card prices have plummeted over the last couple of years. You can get a 16GB SDHC memory card—which can store more than 2,800 JPEG images shot by a 16-megapixel camera ...

Effectively, an Eyefi SD card enables wireless photo transfers on any camera that uses an SD card for storage. As novel as they are, though, there are some drawbacks.

When I take photos or shoot video, I like to use a nice camera, and then import the photos to my iPad—which is my dedicated photo editing and social m ...