Can photos be downloaded and edited for viewing on a Mac computer?
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I went on the Fisher Price site and it said this: Photo editing software is not Mac-compatible, but you can connect this camera directly to your Mac to transfer images.
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Sorry, I can't answer for sure because I'm a Windows 7 user but I can't believe it would not because you can load your photos via wi-fi an Mac's are wi-fi friendly.
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I've pulled off photos and stuff from the reader to my MAC so I don't see why not. The program opens up a separate "icon" for the reader much like a flash drive. However, I have never tried it so I can't say for sure
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I don't know, but if the Mac takes a standard memory card you probably can.
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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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There's a Mac application: http://www.polaroid.com/en/greylabel#/module-1008
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Yes you can is the quick answer. On Mac a connected Looxcie will be picked up by iphoto automatically, and all video can be download. On a PC Looxcie have a desktop program that allow you to download your video. The smartphone function really just act as a "screen" in most instances. Hope this answers your question?
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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.
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I have a Mac computer not a PC so I don't know if A PC can. It's a great little scanner and takes no room on your desk. I scanned hundreds of old pictures from the 1920s on to my iPhoto program and then I could edit them from my Iphoto.
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My guess is yes, but I have Windows not a Mac... it's usb 2.0 and SD Card. You still need picture editing software on the Mac or OCR software, but I suspect that it would work.
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Hi, There is a MAC OSX version available which you can download from the efergy website.
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You would have to find a way to get the hard drive to work for both a Mac and a PC before anything. Then i believe if the pictures are in some type of JPEG format it shall work.
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OSX 10.6.8 has Preview, a program with tools to adjust color, contrast, size, and to save in formats like .png, .jpg, .tif, .gif, .pdf, etc. Preview can also rotate, crop, resize. There is no word processing in Mac OSX, but can get free download of a powerful suite Apache OpenOffice that runs on 32-bit or 64-bit depending on your processor. I have Intel Core 2 Duo 2.4 Gz which is 64-bit.
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Not that I know of unless your computer has the capability in the photo program that you use.
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try downloading mpeg streamclip from the apple web site. It is free. This program converts the files from the camera into quicktime files that can be read by Imac editing programs. It will take a little bit to learn how to do it, but once you have it is really quite simple.
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Not really. You must use windows for set up and changes. Mac only works for reading info.
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Yep, so long as you have some adapter or reader the SD Card will load like any drive and let you access the photos, on both Mac and PC.