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nikon coolpix [part 2]


Question Posted Wednesday January 2 2008, 1:02 pm

Let me rephrase;

Nikons require that the program be installed on the computer. That's how you get pictures from the computer to the camera. I already tried just copying pictures like I do with my other camera, but when I turn on the camera, the picture isn't there. What I'm asking for is a program that lets me take pictures from my computer and put it onto the Nikon Coolpix 2000. Preferably free.


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