I tried that once with my Canon D60. It never reconized the format. I guess it can't read simple JPEG's or adds some wierd thing to the files. I wanted to display pictures on a TV. (computer->memory card->Digital camera->TV output)
( I have a nikon coolpix 700 using standard compact flash cards..)
WORD of CAUTION
Do not use original images. Make a duplicate set to practice on.
Open each image in Resedit..
Resedit will state that your digital images do not have a " Resource Fork ".
It will ask if you want to add one.
Click yes.
Then it will open a resource window...Ignore it and just go to the resedit menu bar..click on " get info about image...abc etc " it will open up as a panel.
Check that the " creator " is "ogle". Check also that INIT is ticked.
If " use custom Icon " is ticked..click it off.
When you close Resedit it will ask if you want to save the changes ?
Click yes.
With my Nikon, the images have code names allocated eg " DSCN0012.JPG " or " DSCN0015.JPG"
Ensure you give them such names...in caps
My card reader displays two folders..one inside the other..I open the inner most one called "100NIKON" & copy the images into it.
I have tried this with images both in their " raw Quicktime state" and as thumbed jpg miniatures opened with Explorer and dragged to the desktop..
In both the raw & thumbed modes,both image files opened up beautifully in my Nikon..
With any luck, this method should work for other makes.
I should point out I haven't had any luck with internet images...as the resource fork created using resedit seems to be much bigger than for images made in camera..
Does this work even after the original photos have been edited, i.e. redeye taken out, etc.?
I can't say...Tonton
Maybe someone else who has put their image through photoshop etc might be able to answer your question...
In the meantime, i will try a few other approaches..but the process outlined is ( in my opinion ) easy to carry out..
You might want to write an applet to batch process..but I'm happy to check my results one by one.
PS : I have noted that unclicking the " use custom icon " box returns any thumbsized images ( processed through explorer ) back into raw quicktime jpegs....
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all i want to do is put photos i took with the camera BACK on the camera.
i seem to remember doing this with Quicktakes years ago
the camera's memory stick is shown in the finder, placed some .jpgs into it; disconnected the camera - FAILURE!
the camera didn't recognized the re-written files.
obviously, the camera has its own file-system (you can see some strange named "extra" file besides the .jpgs...).
maybe some wise and clever guy can programm such a file-maker ;-)
i'm sure, you need this for every camera brand ;-(
The following proceedure works for me.
( I have a nikon coolpix 700 using standard compact flash cards..)
WORD of CAUTION
Do not use original images. Make a duplicate set to practice on.
Open each image in Resedit..
Resedit will state that your digital images do not have a " Resource Fork ".
It will ask if you want to add one.
Click yes.
Then it will open a resource window...Ignore it and just go to the resedit menu bar..click on " get info about image...abc etc " it will open up as a panel.
Check that the " creator " is "ogle". Check also that INIT is ticked.
If " use custom Icon " is ticked..click it off.
When you close Resedit it will ask if you want to save the changes ?
Click yes.
With my Nikon, the images have code names allocated eg " DSCN0012.JPG " or " DSCN0015.JPG"
Ensure you give them such names...in caps
My card reader displays two folders..one inside the other..I open the inner most one called "100NIKON" & copy the images into it.
I have tried this with images both in their " raw Quicktime state" and as thumbed jpg miniatures opened with Explorer and dragged to the desktop..
In both the raw & thumbed modes,both image files opened up beautifully in my Nikon..
With any luck, this method should work for other makes.
I should point out I haven't had any luck with internet images...as the resource fork created using resedit seems to be much bigger than for images made in camera..
I will research that aspect further....
Cheers..
Originally posted by tonton
Does this work even after the original photos have been edited, i.e. redeye taken out, etc.?
I can't say...Tonton
Maybe someone else who has put their image through photoshop etc might be able to answer your question...
In the meantime, i will try a few other approaches..but the process outlined is ( in my opinion ) easy to carry out..
You might want to write an applet to batch process..but I'm happy to check my results one by one.
PS : I have noted that unclicking the " use custom icon " box returns any thumbsized images ( processed through explorer ) back into raw quicktime jpegs....