If I have a digital camera and no computer of my own can I still use the camera? and how?

I don't have friends who鈥檚 computer I can borrow and I'm using the Library鈥檚 computer now.

Sure. Take pictures, then take the memory stick out of the camera and bring it to a store that does photos, like Walgreens. I think you can even do it yourself, they have a machine. You insert the memory stick, select the size prints you want, pay the money for the prints, and you're all set. You can also have the photos put on a CD or a floppy disk to share with somebody that does have a computer.

sure you can, buy a memory disc, all you have to do is take it out and take it to a local drug store to download the pics for copying.

You can use a digital camera without having your own computer. You can get your pictures printed at places like Walmart or Walgreens and you can also get them to save the pics on CDs for you, so that you can delete the pictures from your memory card but still have access to them.

You can download from the memory card or print directly from the camera or the memory card. The local camera shop and or pharmacy usually has these capabilities.

Listen to EagleFlyer- as he's the only one who mentioned that not only can you have prints made, but you can also have the images stored on CDs. So, that way you get to keep the electronic files for years to come, if you ever want to make new or different prints, or share them with friends.

You can get a big memory card, like 1 or 2 Gbytes- which is handy for storing many hundreds of photos. But another trick is to use a 512Mbyte card. Fill it up and then have the store burn the whole thing onto a CD, which holds about 600Mbyte- just a bit more than the card. Write the date and subjects matter on the CD with a Sharpie- and you're all set to build your photo collection.