The short answer is no, you can’t. I’m sorry, but that is just the way it is.
Though, all hope is not lost despite this dreadful news. There are two major avenues you may go down.
The first is to simply email the photos to yourself and acquire them to the Kindle. This process will work fine if you simply need several holiday snaps or pictures of the little nephew’s birthday or whatever, but its not much use for the great deal of pictures.
The 2nd method is little more refined. With a hard drive, you are able to transfer pictures comparatively quickly from one device to another, this will allow you to transfer a better amount of photos but will likely take much less time.
The most suitable choice, I think, is probably the second one, especially when you hunt down the “eye-Fi” SD card, fitting with most recent cameras (though, as always, it’s surely best to double check). Sime, of The Digital Photography Educate site, was clearly impressed. In his review, he said,
He then gave an individual account of that Eye-Fi’s usefulness, that I’ve re-printed here.
Never let it be said I disregard an issue of yours without making a suggestion of my own.
You’ll permit me a brief tangent, there is a line in a single of the beloved books of my teen years ‘Have a Nice Day: A Tale of Blood & Sweatsocks’ by Mick Foley (which is the great book about life generally, even if you aren’t a wrestling fan) that Mick says, “I had always felt that it is not good enough to shoot something down – It is best to have a answer”. Take that and run with it, reprobates.
Transferring pictures taken on your camera to the amazon kindle fire hd with out a laptop
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