Is this camera/ the software with it compatible with mac computers to download pictures?Also, what's the largest GB memory card it works with? Thanks
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I don't think I"m going to be overly helpful here. I use a card reader to drop my photos onto my mac. Saves the camera batteries. Also, I have an 8 GB card and it is fine. Good luck!
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Don't know if compatible with a Mac since I use a PC, I think my card is 32 GB, it was the card I used with my other camera
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This camera is so easy to use with a Mac. I simply remove the SanDisk card and put it into the SanDisk slot on my MacBook Pro. If your computer doesn't have a SanDisk slot, you can buy a card reader that plugs into the usb port (can get one for less than $10.) Another option is to attach via the USB cable that comes with the camera. This is a very easy to use camera.
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Don't know, I have the windows variety. I was able to take only a few pictures while learning to use it. When I reinserted my SD card, the key fob ate it, and I have not been able to get it out. The seller is refunding my money. It potentially can work, but not sure if it works with a Mac.
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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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Hi Marian, Sony DCR-SX85 Camcorder is not compatible on Mac. However, by using a card reader, you can insert the Sony Memory Stick in it and access the pictures on your Mac under DCIM folder of the Memory Stick. If the Memory Stick does not appear as a storage device on your Mac, then that means that it is not being recognized or being read. Vincent
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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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I own an iMac from 2009 with 4g of RAM. I have had no problem downloading movies from the camera SD cards directly into iMovie; or pictures into iPhoto. I'm not sure if the camera came with software from canon, but I generally don't use that Canon software since it generally is clunky with the Mac. I've had the camera for years now and it works great.
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Not sure if you have received a response but unfortunately I cannot answer the question. Supposedly in the description it is compatible with all macs. But I will say that it's tough to get the camera pointed in the right direction. Where the camera attaches to the base is pretty loose. The wire easily affects where it points. Video quality is excellent though.
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I use with PC. The factory spec say it is compatible with Mac. One of the amazon stores is much cheaper on the price. It's a bulk camera without install CD. But I prefer to go to the logitech web site and download the latest version anyway and never use the CD. Save money!
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Camera should work with any OS, I use it with my Mac using a program called Security Spy, and the camera should work fine with linux software like ZoneMinder, and it can also be setup to store video or pictures to an internal memory card(not included), as well as upload to a server via FTP, which would be an easy way to dump captured files to a linux machine if you don't want to run separate software for advanced features.
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Is this comparable to my mac? Does the camera come with anything like a wall charger? DO I have to purchase an Sd card for it or does one come with it?
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A quick glance at the downloadable user's manual says that the maximum is 64GB. However, this is often not the true limit and can change with software updates or may have only been the specified maximum size because that was the largest SD card size at the time. The GC2 just went through a major software update that fixed loads of major issues. I had almost given up on this camera until last month when the new software was installed.
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Thanks for your question, This camera is compatible with the following operating systems: Win 2000/xp/vista 32, Win 7, Mac OS. You can read more in the product description. I hope this helps!
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Fully compatible! Link to Fuji site here: http://www.fujifilm.com/products/digital_cameras/support/compati_winmac.html My wife and daughter both use the (earlier model) Z100fd (8 megapixel vs the 20's 10MP), and it works fine with the Mac. Opens right up in iPhoto with no problem, tho we usually connect the XD card with an adaptor to the Mac's USB port, which seems to work faster than using the USB cable. Ours are used with an older eMac, which is only USB1, so I'm sure USB2 (which this Fuji uses) on a more current Mac will transfer files a LOT faster! Ours takes great videos, and has pretty much eliminated the use of our DV camcorder for most events. One thing I'd recommend is to NOT import video clips into iPhoto, as the file sizes tend to reduce import speeds to a crawl, as well as slow iPhoto down quite a bit (altho this may not be an issue on a modern Intel-based Mac). Hope this info helps you... we Mac users need to support each other! ;-) BTW- I've added the lime-green z20fd on my OWN wish list here on Amazon!
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Cool,I went ahead and purcased a two GB card for it.It works well.The camera works fine... Loads of pics with two GB. I just snap away....
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i am currently using 64GB SD card. That is the max that this camera is compatible with, hope I've helped.
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If the Camera takes SD or Micro SD you can put the card into the reader (the Micro SD will need an adapter). The reader will plug into any USB port so it should work with your MAC as long as you have one