Compatible with iPhoto?
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I use my Samsung Galaxy camera in conjunction with iPhoto just about every day. Yes, it is fully compatible with iPhoto.
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Not natively, but it will connect to your OSX device, and you can import into iPhoto. Excellent camera, btw.
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yes, it is compatible. Turns out,however, there were no photos on the camera.
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I've been using SD cards out of my two D-55s on my iMac for years. I'll probably buy this camera with no reservations about compatibility.
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I use photo shop and it works well with it. Not sure about photamate. Sorry.
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Hi Patrick, yes, you can import the files from this camera directly to iPhoto using the supplied USB cable. To learn more about how to transfer the files, please click this link https://us.en.kb.sony.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/35025. Thanks_Mitch
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Wow, this is a close call, S95 vs. LX5. Your right about the tads. I'm under the impression that the LX5 might work a little better for a MAC user, it's built in software works with iPhoto, iMove & QuickTime. Also, I kind of like the retro-russian look of the LX5.
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This is very helpful thanks. If the card reader works seamlessly with iPhoto, that's great. They even sell card readers on Amazon that go into the expansion card slot of the MacBook/MacBook Pro for dirt cheap so I'll probably just pick up one of those. More convenient than connecting the camera with all the wires, etc anyway. Thanks for the help!
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Congrats on having a Powershot A40 that still works. I believe the Canon software was compatible with OSX, but you should be able to just use iPhoto and forego the Canon software. The only decent thing it included was a pretty good red-eye reducer and I'm sure the latest version of iPhoto can tackle that as well.
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You have to buy the memory card separately (inexpensive from Amazon) or use the internal memory to download. My computer is a MacBook operating OS10.4. The camera automatically download photos & videos to iPhoto. Works great! As far as a microsoft operating system, I don't know.
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I'm not sure exactly what you are asking, but I have had a massive amount of trouble getting the LaCie FUEL to play nice with iPhoto. It certainly wasn't designed to sync automatically with your photo library, and I have yet to figure out how to make it.
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Hi Judy. I have used the Canon pixma ip3000 on several Macs. One was a G3 iBook. One was a G4 Emac. Currently I use it with my new imac intel duocore. NEVER had a problem. I did have some problems matching up color in Photoshop but that is all. With my new iMac, I didn't even have to install the software!!! I just plugged the printer into my apple wireless thingie (sorry forget name of it) and my computer recognized it! It doesn't give me detailed ink info, etc, though but I know it will once I install the software. BTW, I am one OS below Leopard, Tiger I think. Good luck!
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Fully compatible! Link to Fuji site here: http://www.fujifilm.com/products/digital_cameras/support/compati_winmac.html My wife and daughter both use the (earlier model) Z100fd (8 megapixel vs the 20's 10MP), and it works fine with the Mac. Opens right up in iPhoto with no problem, tho we usually connect the XD card with an adaptor to the Mac's USB port, which seems to work faster than using the USB cable. Ours are used with an older eMac, which is only USB1, so I'm sure USB2 (which this Fuji uses) on a more current Mac will transfer files a LOT faster! Ours takes great videos, and has pretty much eliminated the use of our DV camcorder for most events. One thing I'd recommend is to NOT import video clips into iPhoto, as the file sizes tend to reduce import speeds to a crawl, as well as slow iPhoto down quite a bit (altho this may not be an issue on a modern Intel-based Mac). Hope this info helps you... we Mac users need to support each other! ;-) BTW- I've added the lime-green z20fd on my OWN wish list here on Amazon!
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I use a MacBook Pro, and as soon as I insert the card, iPhoto fires up and imports the pictures. I assume a Windows based computer would too.
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Yes. When you connect this camera to Mac OS X running Yosemite via USB, iPhoto pops right up. You can see all photos and play all videos.
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Yes, the Image Browser software for MAC is available on the Canon website. You probably don't need it, as the newer Mac OS will usually let you import the files directly within iMovie
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most all digital cameras are compatible with Macs - simply attach USB cord, power-up, and then let iPhoto do the rest. Macs come with pre-installed drivers for most brands/models of cameras, thus making it unnecessary to install the included software that comes with your camera.
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Compatible how? There is an ipod camera adapter you can get. Just search for B00083PGFS That should let you hook up a digital camera and download the pictures to your ipod.