I have a mac and want to download photos from my phone to iPhoto. Can I use this to transfer pictures from my Galaxy S4 to my Mac laptop?
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Your Galaxy S4 has a micro USB port that will nicely attach via cable to the multi-device hub. You can copy your pictures from your S4 device storage or internal SD card onto a standard USB flash drive. The files on your S4 are in .JPG format. These files can be read by a Mac. You should be able to insert the standard USB flash drive with the copied files from your S4 into a standard USB port on your Mac laptop and then copy those files into your Mac.
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everytime I connect this to my gs4, it unmounts the sd card. very disappointing. Kies/kies air is a better option.
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Yes, I have been using it since December 12 and the connection with my MacBook Air has no problem at all. In my case, I connect it via USB and uploaded all the files to iPhoto. Sometimes when I cannot find the USB cable, I just insert the SD card into the SD card slot in my MacBook Air and let iphoto does the job.
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I don't know, I was using it to transfer photos and it didn't do that very well because of the atrocious file structure on Apple devices.
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Yes - you take out the SD card - and put into your MAC - goes right into iMovie - or iPhoto - whatever you want - but I don't think the cord works with MAC - b/c Mac has moved from Firewire to SD card...so I guess depends on your MAC -
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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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The recommended method of transferring photos from iPhoto to smart card, or hard drive, etc. is to use the File; Export; Kind- jpeg;(I use maximum - full size). No problems for the past year of use.
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If your Mac has an SD card reader that is the easiest way to import your photos. It will automatically open iPhoto and you can import them.
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This can't be connected directly to your Mac. It is only accessible on the network via Ethernet or WiFi (a/b/g/n/ac). That said, it is pretty fast for what it is, but if you're looking for an external drive specifically for photo work, you might want something that connects directly via USB 3 or thunderbolt.
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Yes, I have a Mac and you can import photos and videos into iPhoto, and do whatever you'd like with them in iPhoto.
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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.
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You can transfer your photos from the T200 to your mac via iPhoto. The memory card from the camera also shows up in your desktop so you can drag and drop photos from the card to any folder you like. Hope this helps
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I really don't know but I doubt it. Your best bet is to put your photos on iCloud and Transfer them that way. The file structure on Apple stuff is not as good as Microsoft's.
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Are you asking if you can connect it to a Mac via USB and upload photos? Yes, you can. Are you asking if you can wirelessly connect and automatically upload photos? Yes, if you have Mac OS X v10.6.8 or later. Be advised that wireless setup is challenging. Also, you will be required to use Canon's Camera Window application to transfer images; it's impossibly slow, even on a current iMac.Here are the best instructions for wireless setup...what they don't say is that in order to do the first step, you must have an empty card...http://support-asia.canon-asia.com/contents/ASIA/EN/8201649400.html Are you asking if you can connect it to a Mac via USB and upload photos? Yes, you can. Are you asking if you can wirelessly connect and automatically upload photos? Yes, if you have Mac OS X v10.6.8 or later. Be advised that wireless setup is challenging. Also, you will be required to use Canon's Camera Window application to transfer images; it's impossibly slow, even on a current iMac.Here are the best instructions for wireless setup...what they don't say is that in order to do the first step, you must have an empty... » Read More Are you asking if you can connect it to a Mac via USB and upload photos? Yes, you can. Are you asking if you can wirelessly connect and automatically upload photos? Yes, if you have Mac OS X v10.6.8 or later. Be advised that wireless setup is challenging. Also, you will be required to use Canon's Camera Window application to transfer images; it's impossibly slow, even on a current iMac.Here are the best instructions for wireless setup...what they don't say is that in order to do the first step, you must have an empty card...http://support-asia.canon-asia.com/contents/ASIA/EN/8201649400.html « Show Less
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Yes. I use it on my iphone and mac. i dont see a reason why it should not work with S4.
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Afraid not. This uses automated tools to move the photos from your Digital camera to your iPhone/iPad. If your iPhone memory is full and you're on a Mac, I find the best way to empty it (AND save the photos) is to plug it into the Mac and open an application called Image Capture. It's a hidden secret! From there you can download all of the images to your Mac directly or into iPhoto or into Aperture if you have it. Then from inside Image Capture you can select all and delete all. Now remember to run a backup (Time Machine?) on your Mac when you're done because you only have one copy. If you're on a PC I actually don't know how this is done but I'm sure it's possible. Good luck!
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This is just a blind stab in the dark, but since this device uses a flash memory card, it seems to me there must be a USB card reader that you could plug into your Mac, that you could then use to transfer the data directly to your desktop? Like I do with my cameras card? Hope this helps.
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Are you asking if you can connect it to a Mac via USB and upload photos? Yes, you can. Are you asking if you can wirelessly connect and automatically upload photos? Yes, if you have Mac OS X v10.6.8 or later. Be advised that wireless setup is challenging. Also, you will be required to use Canon's Camera Window application to transfer images; it's impossibly slow, even on a current iMac. Here are the best instructions for wireless setup...what they don't say is that in order to do the first step, you must have an empty card...http://support-asia.canon-asia.com/contents/ASIA/EN/8201649400.html