NOTE

With EOS single-lens reflex cameras and mirrorless cameras, you may not be able to save images with the following method due to reasons, such as different software.

1. Using a Card Reader or a Card Slot on a Computer to Download Images

Necessary items	Reference content/Instructions	Caution
Card slot/card reader	- Using a Card Reader or a Card Slot on a Computer to Download Images Use a card reader and the OS standard settings for saving images without using Canon software or a USB cable.	Some cards (types or capacities) may not be compatible with the card slot or the card reader.

2. Using a USB Cable to Save Images

IMPORTANT

If you do not have a USB cable, please buy one separately.

- USB cable for the [Micro-B] camera terminal*

*A genuine Canon accessory is also available (Interface Cable IFC-600PCU).

Necessary items	Reference content/Instructions	Caution
USB cable for the [micro-B] camera terminal	- Saving Images to a Computer using Windows (Windows 7) - Saving Images to a Computer using Windows (Windows 8 / Windows 8.1) - Saving Images to a Computer using Windows (Windows 10) Use a cable and the OS standard settings for saving images without using Canon software.	Some camera models may not have performance guaranteed for the OS (for Windows XP/Vista/Mac OS 10.6/10.7 and other operating systems).

3. Saving Images Via a Wi-Fi Connection (Wireless LAN)

Necessary items	Reference content/Instructions	Caution
Wireless LAN router/a computer with wireless LAN connection support/software (Image Transfer Utility 2)	- How to Transfer Images to the Computer Using Image Transfer Utility 2 (Wi-Fi) (Windows 7) - How to Transfer Images to the Computer Using Image Transfer Utility 2 (Wi-Fi) (Windows 8.1) - How to Transfer Images to the Computer Using Image Transfer Utility 2 (Wi-Fi) (Windows 10) - How to Transfer Images to the Computer Using Image Transfer Utility 2 (Wi-Fi) (Mac OS X) Connect the camera and the computer to the same wireless LAN router and establish a connection.	You may not be able to establish the connection due to your security settings or other characteristics of your environment.