Help! Need advice how to use with macbook pro. Does anyone know if I can take the SDHC UHS-1 card and use it in my regular card reader to import to iPhoto?
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its a widely known issue - macs dont recognise memory card formatted by this camera. it's a joke trying to get files onto iMovie...
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http://www.transcendusa.com/Apple/jetdrivelite/ Compatibility list ate the endo of the page (apparently, no MBP non-retina compatibility). For that, maybe you could look to a regular SDHC 10 card
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I used an msd card right out of the package and it worked fine, however, I do not know if Apple reformats the sd card. Your MacBook may have an option of reformatting in several different formats including the format the card was originally in. Experiment and check it out.
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I dont own one of these cameras but Im currently borrowing one from a friend, its the 8gb newest generation. I take my video, plug it into my Macbook pro, go to iMovie, click "import video from camera" and im done.
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Files are saved in either JPG or PDF format on a Micro SD memory card so all you wouild need would be a USB port on the MacBook and a common card reader ... or .. the device comes with a cable with a USB end that can be plugged directly into a USB socket on any computing device. I don't have not have ever used a MacBook so I don't know what kind of connectivity is available but it it doesn't have a slot for USB or an SD card I'd trade it in for a pound of bacon.
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Hi Dale,Thank you for inquiring about the compatibility of the PixelFlash USB 3.0 CF Reader with the new Macbook Pro. Yes, this reader is fully compatible with all Macbook Pro models.Kind Regards,Sharon ReevesCustomer CareParadise Memory
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The frame acts as a jump drive or portable hard drive when you plug it in via USB. So I would think that you wouldn't have a problem transferring the photos you have on iPhoto to the frame. I did it by dragging and dropping the pictures I had in my PC "my pictures" to the frame. Haven't used it on a Mac but I believe it supports Mac. Again it's basically a portable drive in terms of putting pictures on it. Hope this helps!
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i have a new macbook pro (less than 4 months old) and I can upload just fine. I mainly use the sd card but the computer recognized the card even after formatting in the camera. a few times i went straight from cam to comp and it worked fine
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Dear Dale,I have a MacBook Air and a Nikon DSLR. I got the PixelFlash USB compact flash card reader to make it easy to transfer files from my camera to my laptop without using the camera's USB cable. Now all I have to do is to remove the CF card and use the card reader on my laptop. The main reason I got it was to transfer files to someone else's computer without carrying the camera's USB cord around. So far, it has worked perfectly. It's a good buy, especially for the price and functionality.Best wishes,RayHonolulu, Hawaii
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Yes , I am using it with sdhc card with Windows and MacBook Pro and it works with both
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Ummm...why does everyone say it's not Mac compatible? I have a MacBook Pro running Leopard and iMovie imports the clips with the USB cable.
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thank you for this info..... saved me some real heartache. iPhoto is the bomb!!!! for some reason image browser wouldn't connect to the sd750..... oh well, i Photo worked......thanks again!!!! God bless you and yours.....
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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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The Macbook Pro has an SD card slot, not CF. This Komputerbay card is CF. So no, the card can not be read on the Macbook Pro's internal reader.
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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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http://www.transcendusa.com/Apple/jetdrivelite/Compatibility list ate the endo of the page (apparently, no MBP non-retina compatibility).For that, maybe you could look to a regular SDHC 10 card
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If you have the photos on an SD card on your phone, then yes. You can put the SD card in the card reader (i.e. this item) and then plug the reader into your Mac's USB port (which it presumably has).