Very easy. Copy the jpeg files back to the compact flash card.
If you have a CF Reader, my TVwriter program will likely do this for you. It corrects the image content so that it displays correctly on the camera. It's been tested on most of the CoolPix range, but not the 4500 as far as I know. There's a link here:
Not so very easy actually - you can copy back files taken on the CP, but can't upload screenshots of, say, powerpoint slides - or rather no without getting the format right. Ditto QT movies - I made one with identical compression rates and still it didn't work :-(
From the website it looks exactly the sort of thing - I mainly use a mac, but I'll find a PC and give it a go. I presume I could build the images using photoshop or such like, if I get the compression/naming/tags set correctly. I presume you know these - could you explain what they need to be?
It doesn't matter - the program can read any standard JPEGs from Photoshop or Paint Shop Pro and convert them to the Nikon format. Images from the Mac should work just as well. If you make the image you produce exactly 640 x 480 pixels you can bypass the resampling part of the program, and just get a Nikon format result. The naming is taken care of by the program, you simply drag-and-drop one or more images, or even a folder full of images, onto the program to get them converted.
No, I haven't.
As expected it works fine - but the CP4500 has up to 6x zoom when viewing images, so I would rather like to be able to upload larger than 640x480 pictures (and I'm in the UK, so PAL res would be nice).
I guess I'll have to do some more experiments.
I guess people still don't know why they need a card reader and a fast CD burner.
Most cameras have the NTSC 640 x 480 rather than our 768 x 576 pixels! Does your 4500? I know what you say about the zoom - maybe for the next version?
That's something I would like to add, given the time. At the moment they are black.
