I've been using SanDisk card readers in order to edit my digital images. I'm not thrilled with them and have had lots of problems with them. Can anyone could recommend a better one to use than SanDisk?

Thanks!!!

Hi, are you looking for an internal or external card reader? And what format card do you use?

Here are some choices:
http://tekgems.com/Products/cat-digital-camera-accessories-memory-card -adapters-readers.htm

I would say edit your images on your computer by first downloading the images to your computer from the card reader. I've never used SanDisk readers before but I would think they are of good to excellent quality?

The new and free Picasa BETA <http://picasa.google.com/> has a nice feature where it will detect images from your card reader automatically and import into the software. From there, you can straighten, crop, autocorrect, and export it out to a folder. If you have a Gmail account, you can also easily upload your pictures to a web album (250MB of space for free).

Hi,
I've been using an external card reader. The ports on my hard drive are in the back, so I can't just plug in my camera to upload images. I usually edit using Photoshop and then save my images in a folder on my hard drive for use in eBay auctions. I know I can download the images from the reader to my computer. Would that be a temp file? I'm not sure how that would work. I've been using Photobucket to host my images.

I'll take a look at Picasa! If you have any other suggestions, please feel free to let me know.

Thanks!

Just wanted to let you know that I'm now using Picasa...it's great! I've also discovered that I can insert my cards into my HP printer/scanner/copier/fax and Picasa enables me to transfer the images into a file I created on my computer. Picasa also deletes the images after transfer, and then I can just edit the images in Adobe. I recommend Picasa!