How do you print a photo that you took in RAW at Walgreens?

Question

So i took the SD card to walgreens and it didn't work.
I came back, put the photos on my computer, changed them to JPEG.. but now i don't know how to get the photos back onto the card.

Answer 1

You cannot simply put the photos back onto the card. That involves file naming in the correct sequence and placing back in the correct folder created on the SD card. The card or the camera are NOT designed to be used in such a manner.



You need to purchase a thumb (flash) drive. They are very cheap. You simply plug the thumb drive into your USB port on your computer and place the photos from the computer onto the thumb drive. You then take the thumb drive to Walgreens or where ever to do the printing.



By the way, I have to wonder why you are even shooting in RAW? Did you not know that the photos must be converted before you could get the prints made? If you have no intention of doing the conversion and all the adjustment and quality options it provides, (which is the whole point of shooting RAW), then why are you using it? Just shoot Jpeg in the camera and that way the photos that are on your SD card WILL be readable and can be printed at Walgreens. No computer even necessary.



steve

Answer 2

1, choose a photograph. 2, select photo-editing computer code. 3, Edit a photograph. 4, size a photograph. 5, Place your photograph. 6, Pick paper.There is a good sort of photo papers out there for desktop exposure printing. you'll get sh...‡ semi-glossy, Photos on shiny paper can look a lot of just like the photographic prints you get once you develop rolls of film. exposure printing uses voluminous ink therefore you'll be wanting the thicker papers developed specifically for photos. 7, Do a Print Preview. 8, Print a photograph.The most long a part of exposure printing is simply obtaining it able to print.It betting on the speed of your printer and print quality you decide on it will take a number of seconds or many minutes to print out a photograph.

Answer 3

Either email them to Walgreens (the easiest way), burn them to a CD, stuck them on a travel drive or put them back onto the card by treating it like another drive in your computer.

Answer 4

Transfer them like you would an mp3.

Open your external card, open your photo files and drag and drop or copy and paste.

If that doesn't work, email it like the other person said.

If the picture is too large for an email, use sendspace.com.

Answer 5

because it doesn't work that way....... you have to use .jpeg files.. since you did that now just upload them via wphoto.com - no need to use the instore kiosk.