is it compatible with mac? I own a mac and I want to make sure I don;t have a problem uploading the pics
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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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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Yes, since it has a USB interface. Just go to Applications>Image Capture on your Mac and it'll sync up.
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I just checked another seller's description of this device, which indicated it is compatible with a Mac with OSX 10.4 version or later. I use a IMAC too, and needed to know this information before making my purchase of this item. Hope this helps you.
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I am having concerns about this too--ready to click purchase, but it sounds like a real headache to get into iPhoto. Did you ever get a response from Nikon about how to do this?If not, what are you doing? Connecting the card reader to the mac, copy-paste the files, then manually import to iPhoto to create libraries?Seems a bit like going back in time. My ancient Sony CyberShot P&S; works great with iPhoto.
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Hello, apparently the software that is included on this Sony Bloggie Touch Camera (Bloggie Software) is not supported by Macintosh. However, you may still use the USB connection when transferring pictures on your Mac. (Mac ver must be Mac OS X v10.3 to v10.6). Hope this helps. -Ely
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Jennifer, just don't buy it. Mine broke in less than 15 days, while transferring pics from a Mac to it. Not customer service at all. There are better ways to lose money, like lottery, for instance. Hope it helps... Regards, Marcio.
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Yeah as long as your mac has USB, no problems at all. The software that comes with it, won't work. But software that comes with cameras is usually useless anyway
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I accidentally answered yes to this question, however, I can't seem to find any mention of Mac compatibility on their website. So, I'm going to have to go with no. Sorry.
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Yes, I have OS X. You need a card reader that is compatible for your camera card. I have Aperture set up to open automatically when I connect a camera card. You could import into iPhoto. Should not be any problem to drag and drop from you camera card either. There is some software that comes with the camera that is Windows only. I think it had something to do with mapping where your photos were taken. That software is something I can live without, but still disappointing in this day and age for things not to be compatible with Mac.
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Yes, you will be able to download pictures to your mac. You can use iPhoto, or you can use the Canon-supplied software. (The Canon software rocks.)
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Hi Dr. K,Yes, this is definitely Mac compatible, for versions 10.1.5 on up, according to their product specs. Hope this helps - I plan to buy one of these myself, and I'm strictly a Mac person.-sasha
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check out their website (blog) for updates - i am using a Nikon D4 and they say it is in beta but it works fine on my iphone and ipad and my mac mini for sending the actual pictures ;)
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The frame acts as a jump drive or portable hard drive when you plug it in via USB. So I would think that you wouldn't have a problem transferring the photos you have on iPhoto to the frame. I did it by dragging and dropping the pictures I had in my PC "my pictures" to the frame. Haven't used it on a Mac but I believe it supports Mac. Again it's basically a portable drive in terms of putting pictures on it. Hope this helps!
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I've tried to upload it to my Mac and it does not recognize the camcorder at all!! It is so frustrating! anyone know what I am doing wrong?
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I don't think I"m going to be overly helpful here. I use a card reader to drop my photos onto my mac. Saves the camera batteries. Also, I have an 8 GB card and it is fine. Good luck!
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Hi Dr. K, Yes, this is definitely Mac compatible, for versions 10.1.5 on up, according to their product specs. Hope this helps - I plan to buy one of these myself, and I'm strictly a Mac person. -sasha
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i have not tried it on a mac only on windows to up load the pictures, so i am not able to answer