Any mac users? How easy/difficult would it be to see pics &amp; video on a mac?
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I have a Mac and the pics and video upload easily and the quality is great. I use iPhoto and iMovie.
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That's how I've been using all along, but not because I have Mac, simply lazy. I've pulled out memory card once and viewed videos on a regular movie viewer.
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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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I think a mac would recognize the camera and upload the photos, but the video is in wav format and to my knowledge, mac does not support wav files. With a Mac, your best bet is a Canon.
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David; I really don't know about the Mac, but I can tell you that I love that camera. It is always on whenever I drive, it is mounted behind my rearview mirror, so I don't even know it's there, and once you learn how the software works it's pretty simple to save any important scenes on an SD card. My only criticism would be of the users manual. It is not especially well done. But it can be figured out.
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Mac all the way! This is so easy it's a miracle. This little unit does everything with the press of one button. It has provided my a capability for which I have longed for years. It's so easy, I think I'm missing a step or two...but I'm not.All you do is insert the flash card from the camera into your mac. It loads an AVI file. QuickTime player will then convert the file to a .mov file.
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Theres now a Mac version of their software @:http://www.vtechkids.com/download/detail_software.cfm?prod=KidizoomPlusCameraIts clunky like the PC version but at least I can use my Mac instead:-)
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I just plug the SD card into my Mac and the pictures come up instantly. No problems.
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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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I don't have a Mac, I did do a search engine research and there will be a download for Mac...my best advise is to do thorough research, if you have doubts..Hope this was helpful for you!
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sorry no one has responded to you. ABSOLUTELY. I am a die hard Mac fan, and with this sony, it is so easy. You do need to buy a Firewire cable. But once you do, as soon as you hook it to your Mac, iMovie will automatically launch and you are on your way to making movies from footage. (this assumes you are on a current system such as Panther or Tiger...)
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Yes to both questions (we are using a newer mac - just to put that out there)
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For a Mac, I simply connect it to my computer and turn on the camera. It automatically up loads.
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I would think you can, since I've down loaded some programs--I planned to try, but my video just went bad-----That's what one get for buying used--- I'm not as familiar with Mac as with Windows or Linux, Good Luck
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MikeThis was a gift for my husband who is a hunter and non computer guy. I do have a mac, but have not tried to download pictures to it, but with a card reader it should work fine, if that is what you mean i.e. to view the pictures. I see by the other responses that you need someone far more knowledgable than I but do check out Bushnell site.
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After you do this, you may have some trouble viewing and editing the video on your mac, but there are several solutions. The best one I've found - mentioned in a review here - is visualhub. You can use the trial version, the full version, or isquint, and change the avi files to mp4s or dv files. It's very easy and works wonderfully! I've found this little camera to be a pleasure to use. Have not yet tried editing files in iMovie, but they look very good on the computer. )
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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