I realize this is a big blogging no-no, but by-golly I don't care.
(Look at all that alliteration!)
I'm not sure if I've shared this before, but my
Yea...
Good news: Phone takes pretty decent pics (better than old camera)
Bad (terrible, awful) news: Won't upload directly to my computer.
Warning: Resulting process is tedious and lunacy inducing.
I don't know what I'm doing wrong (tech-savants please help) but nothing happens when I plug my phone into the computer. It recognizes the device but then...nothing.
Not. A. Thing.
What this means dear friends is that I get to email myself every photo I want to upload...one painful attachment at a time. And that's just step one. (exasperated sigh) Too much work for this chick.
I miss the days of plugging my memory card into the little slot and uploading all my photos in just a few clicks. Oh the ease, oh the convenience.
So that in essence is why you're getting this post today instead of, oh say, the recipe for my Nutella & PB Chip cookies OR an update on the fascinating life and times of yours truly (sarcasm intended...well, not about the cookies).
Yes, I'm slothful.
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Wanted: Seeking easy-to-use camera for loving and affectionate owner. Willing to store in a cool, dry place. Cushy bag available for right candidate. Looking for long-term partnership. Extended battery life a plus.
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Anyone else have to take photos by phone?
Tips or suggestions? I'm all ears.
Hmm...I'm no expert on cameras! I wish I could be more help! That email attachment bit sounds nightmare-ish. Hope you get it figured out soon!
ReplyDeleteStinky. :( I don't know how to connect my phone to the computer. That seems hard. :P If I want photos from my phone, I send them to Google+ and then download them from there.
ReplyDeleteYuck! I hope you find a solid long-term partnership with excellent chemistry very soon. I wish I had a perfect match to set you up with.
ReplyDeleteTAG, you're it! We tagged you today in that blogger Q and A that is going around.
ReplyDeleteYou could look into getting a Canon Rebel - I have one - it is a very basic DSLR that you can use as a point and shoot but you also have the option to learn the other settings. Its a bit of an investment but it will last forever!
-katie