How to get photos from ps3 to pc

F1RocketRed

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Kalfskroket

F1 Rocket Red

• Nov 27, 2010

• #1

I would like to have some of my GT5 photos on my pc, but i don't know how to transfer them. Can someone tell me how?

Thanks in advance! 👍

 

MidianGTX

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MidianGTX

• Nov 27, 2010

• #2

In your photo library on GT5, select a photo and press triangle, then choose "Export to XMB". Then connect either a USB drive or external hard drive to your PS3 and from the pictures folder on the XMB press triangle and choose "Copy".

Should be obvious from there on... connect to PC, copy files etc...

 

F1RocketRed

135

Kalfskroket

F1 Rocket Red

• Nov 27, 2010

• #3

Cool, thanks a lot!

 

Barcelonic

521

Barcelonic

• Jan 14, 2011

• #4

hi,

can someone please help me with the same thing?

i have all my photos in xmb to copy and the usb drive is plugged in but it says there is no destination folder?

any ideas would be appreciated, thanks

 

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Wedge598

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Wedge598

• Jan 14, 2011

• #5

Does anyone know why I can't edit the jpgs I transfered from my PS3 to the PC via USB drive? When I try to crop my photos on my PC it tells me that there is something wrong with the save data or some such thing. Only seems to be a problem on my laptop running Windows 7. I can edit the files just fine on my Win XP desktop.

 

Barcelonic

521

Barcelonic

• Jan 14, 2011

• #6

Barcelonic

hi,

can someone please help me with the same thing?

i have all my photos in xmb to copy and the usb drive is plugged in but it says there is no destination folder?

any ideas would be appreciated, thanks

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OK so I got the drive recognized by formatting it to FAT32, but now Winodws won't recognise it because it's FAT32 so how am I supposed to do this?

Thanks

 

TenEightyOne

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TenEightyOne

TenEightyOne

• Jan 14, 2011

• #7

Wedge598

Does anyone know why I can't edit the jpgs I transfered from my PS3 to the PC via USB drive? When I try to crop my photos on my PC it tells me that there is something wrong with the save data or some such thing. Only seems to be a problem on my laptop running Windows 7. I can edit the files just fine on my Win XP desktop.

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I have this problem with my elderly Photoshop 7, it tells me that the EOF marker for the JPG is wrong.

To get around it I drag/drop the image straight into a browser (IE in my case) and right-click-copy.

Go to your image editor and create a new document, then choose Edit > Paste.