> I have pictures on my computer that have been Modified is there a programor
> Software that will allow me to re-format them so my Digital camera andPlasma
> TV can view them it must follow the EXIF (Exchangeable image file format)because
> Also DCF (Design rule for camera File system) Format I hope there is
> I have a Lot of pictures on my computer,I would like to view on my PlasmaTV!
> --
> Just Asking
>I know for sure that you can copy back your modified photos to your card,
>but the following cameras will not read the files (even if you just changed
>the name of the files): Sony, Minolta and Olympus.
>Someone posted here that he can do this with a Kodak Easy Share camera
>(can't remember the model) and someone posted about Canon can do this also
>(no model was specified).
>In your case, the way out would be to copy them to a CD or DVD and then
>using a DVD player to play them on your TV.
>
>"Digital Dave" <DigitalDave@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>news:C8AC511B-1C1C-41EA-87DC-6A2907208163@microsoft.com...>> I have pictures on my computer that have been Modified is there a program>or>> Software that will allow me to re-format them so my Digital camera and>Plasma>> TV can view them it must follow the EXIF (Exchangeable image file format)>because
>> Also DCF (Design rule for camera File system) Format I hope there is>> I have a Lot of pictures on my computer,I would like to view on my Plasma>TV!>> -->
>> Just Asking
> Just Askingchanged
>
> Depends upon the camera type/model.
>
> The complete thread that Yves is referring to is here.
>
> http://snipurl.com/dxfc
>
>
> Gord Dibben Excel MVP
>
> On Sun, 10 Apr 2005 11:10:15 -0400, "Yves Alarie" <rd50@@pitt.edu> wrote:
>> >I know for sure that you can copy back your modified photos to your card,
> >but the following cameras will not read the files (even if you just
also> >the name of the files): Sony, Minolta and Olympus.
> >Someone posted here that he can do this with a Kodak Easy Share camera
> >(can't remember the model) and someone posted about Canon can do this
program> >(no model was specified).
> >In your case, the way out would be to copy them to a CD or DVD and then
> >using a DVD player to play them on your TV.
> >
> >"Digital Dave" <DigitalDave@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> >news:C8AC511B-1C1C-41EA-87DC-6A2907208163@microsoft.com...> >> I have pictures on my computer that have been Modified is there a
format)> >or> >> Software that will allow me to re-format them so my Digital camera and> >Plasma> >> TV can view them it must follow the EXIF (Exchangeable image file
Plasma> >> Also DCF (Design rule for camera File system) Format I hope there is> >because> >> I have a Lot of pictures on my computer,I would like to view on my
> >TV!>> >> --> >
> >> Just Asking
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