How do you transfer pictures on to a mac computer
697085
i dont have a Mac, but I can only imagine its similar to a PC. clip and drag?
697086
By using the USB cord to hook it up and it goes to iPhoto! It's so easy and the pictures are great!!
863243
Incredibly easy, all you do is plug the camera into the USB port of the laptop and the computer should ask you which photos you would like to download --that's the story with my macbook at least! I didn't even have to install any special software. I assume inserting the camera's memory card into the computer would prove just as simple.
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I would suggest that you copy and paste all of your photos in to a new folder then write a batch command that will save them as PC instead of MAC. Then they should transfer.
869759
use a friends pc and transfer the Info from the cd to a usb flash drive and load your MacBook from the flash drive!
72623
Definately. I have uploaded files, both by USB cable and by inserting the SD card into a card reader (which fits into the USB port). I have uploaded this camera's photos to an iBook, macBook, and macBook Pro. I use the program Image Capture, which comes with the OS (standard on each Mac). It detects the available photos automatically and asks if I want to upload them. I can specify to delete the photos on the card/camera after uploading, or leave them there. You can upload all pictures or just some of them. The program is very easy to use, no matter how your camera is hooked up to the computer.
263162
yes I have a Mac and it syncs and uploads pictures onto the Mac. easy to upload
1132227
I plugged mine into my Mac via the USB and was able to transfer the files with no trouble.
194533
This camera is so easy to use with a Mac. I simply remove the SanDisk card and put it into the SanDisk slot on my MacBook Pro. If your computer doesn't have a SanDisk slot, you can buy a card reader that plugs into the usb port (can get one for less than $10.) Another option is to attach via the USB cable that comes with the camera. This is a very easy to use camera.
448603
after further investigation you may need a easy transfer cable from mac to mac. usb cable is good for mac to external hard drive.
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I am not sure if I can help. This device has a USB connector and a slot for an SD card. You put the SD card in the slot and then attach the USB connector to your laptop. I am not sure if Macs have a USB port. I don't think you can attach your Canon camera directly to this device. You probably have to take the SD card out and plug it into the Iogear device.
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I just hook up the usb cable to the iMac and import directly into iMovie. Works great!
1061350
It has a regular USB port and a mini USB port, also a larger MMC port. I personally used one of those little camera chips so I can't vouch for it. I did not try to transfer pictures from a Mac.
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If you've got a fairly current version of OSX, then it has drivers to download photos into iPhoto and AVCHD video into iMovie. Either connect the camcorder to the laptop using the USB cable that came with the camcorder, or insert the SD card from the camcorder into an SD card reader attached to the mac. Within iMovie, from the "File" menu, select "Import from Camera."
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If the Camera takes SD or Micro SD you can put the card into the reader (the Micro SD will need an adapter). The reader will plug into any USB port so it should work with your MAC as long as you have one
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I have an iMac with the Snow Leopard OS, and it was easy to install the software that came with the Nikon S3500. Then you must restart your computer. Now you are ready to take pictures. After you've taken some pictures, plug your camera into your computer via the USB cable/power cord, and download the pictures into View NX2. It is as easy as that.
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yes you can transfer the pictures to your computer because its on a memory card. If the memory card fits in the camera it should work.
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I don't have a MacBook. It did not work with my computer. Because every floppy disc is numbered exactly the same. Therefore you would have to rename every picture, otherwise the next disc would overwrite old pics with the same number.