Is this camera compatible with Macs?
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When the camera is in Trail Cam and Video mode, it writes .jpegs and .avis which are viewable on any computer's media player. These are the modes that 99% of people run their cameras in. If you do plan on running your camera in Timelapse mode, you can just change the file extension of the timelapse files from .tls to .avi and they will be viewable on your Mac.
2029606
The camera itself saves pictures in a ".JPG" format...... you can view this format with MAC. The CD that comes with the camera (on which is the camera's manual and a program for viewing 'time laps' pictures says it is for a "PC" (Windows XP-Vista-7). I would check on Browning's website to see if they have a MAC verstion for that software. But you don't need that software to view the pictures on your computer.Jim
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Tow things I've learned from Browning cutover service..Mac users can change the SD card>DTIM>TLAPSE>.tls suffix to .avi and enjoy time lapse photography without having to bother with the factory provided Browning Buck Watch Time lapse viewer PC software.Browning cameras will perform at temperatures ranging from -20 to 120 degrees Fahrenheit. Beyond that range, the batteries will likely give you problems.
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The camera itself saves pictures in a ".JPG" format...... you can view this format with MAC. The CD that comes with the camera (on which is the camera's manual and a program for viewing 'time laps' pictures says it is for a "PC" (Windows XP-Vista-7). I would check on Browning's website to see if they have a MAC verstion for that software. But you don't need that software to view the pictures on your computer. Jim
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I found a review of this camera on Associated Media that mentions it is NOT Mac compatible.
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The camera works great on my Mac. The software does not. You don't need the software and the picture is better than the built in camera
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I doubt that you will ever find a digital camera that does not work with a Mac (OS X and later). Macs were the first to use USB and tend to be the choice of most serious photographers and graphic artists.
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what software did you find? i'm a mac user as well and was thinking about purchasing this camera.
416511
Yes. On Mac use image capture app and use preview to convert to anything you want. On pc use included software in box.
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I've used it on both the Mac (Leopard/Snow Leopard) and Windows(Vista/7) sides without issues so far. If you're curious to see how well the camera performs you can check out a camera test here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YrUWfX3s6FY
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I have a mac with OSX 10.6.8...the camcorder is not compatible with my mac. However, I use both "Quick Time Player" and "HP Photosmart Studio" (I have a hp printer) for my Canon VIXIA HF and they both work great. By the way, this is a fantastic camcorder.
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Yes I believe the camera interface works with the Mac using Safari. I tested it on my iPad and it worked with Safari. Once you get the splash page from the camera select Server Push Option sign in. I have 4 of these cameras and they work great.
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I'm pretty sure it will be. Most canon products work very well with the Mac computer. I use me HV20 with my Mac, so I'm pretty certain it will work on you Mac.
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I didn't need to use the cd on the MacBook to get the camera functioning. What OS X version are you using?
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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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yes the WebCam does work with a Mac, but no the software does not so you will lose some functionality such as the ability to turn the camera and use the zoom features. But they may have compatibility patches or software for it. I'm not certain
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Manual says IMovie '09 is supported. Sorry, I don't know anything about MACs so I don't even know what IMovie is! The software that comes with the camcorder is Windows only.
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Here is a link to the Sony site. HDR-CX260V is compatible with MAC.http://esupport.sony.com/US/perl/support-info.pl?info_id=1192&mdl;=HDRCX260VB
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Howard, I found this camera to be unusable and sent it back. I bought the dlink DSC 5020L and it works great...Mac OS compatible too.
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Yes, it connects to the Mac's firewire port and can download footage directly into iMovie (if you want). I own this camera and use it with my Mac Mini, running OS 10.4