how to scan photo to apple computer
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For 0S X, download the drivers, and follow the on-screen directions. Use this link for more info: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?os=4182&lc=en&cc=us&dlc=en&sw_lang=&product=5286643#N183
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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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Well, I always run it without the computer connected so yes, you can scan to an SD card, then move the card into your computer if it has a card reader built in - or you can connect a USB cable to your computer to transfer the pix.
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What did you end up getting? You sound like you might be a novice like myself. I am simply looking to scan in/preserve family photos. I want the best results but not too complicated for the non-pro to use. I also have a macbook pro.
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You have to open the lid to load each photo. The photo has to be placed in the proper position on the glass, according to the size of the photo being copied, and close the lid. It only takes a split second to scan the picture. I believe it actually takes a digital picture instead of a light scanning the picture.
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not really, there is a default software in the Mac, just like in windows that can transfer photos to your Mac.
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Place your photo on the glass and close the cover. Choose Scan from the menu, then choose where you want your scan to go (you will need to set up your email if you want it to go there). Next, pick if you want it to be a jpeg or pdf format, then follow the prompts on the screen. Good luck.
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Afraid not. This uses automated tools to move the photos from your Digital camera to your iPhone/iPad. If your iPhone memory is full and you're on a Mac, I find the best way to empty it (AND save the photos) is to plug it into the Mac and open an application called Image Capture. It's a hidden secret! From there you can download all of the images to your Mac directly or into iPhoto or into Aperture if you have it. Then from inside Image Capture you can select all and delete all. Now remember to run a backup (Time Machine?) on your Mac when you're done because you only have one copy. If you're on a PC I actually don't know how this is done but I'm sure it's possible. Good luck! Afraid not. This uses automated tools to move the photos from your Digital camera to your iPhone/iPad. If your iPhone memory is full and you're on a Mac, I find the best way to empty it (AND save the photos) is to plug it into the Mac and open an application called Image Capture. It's a hidden secret! From there you can download all of the images to your Mac directly or into iPhoto or into Aperture if you have it. Then from inside Image Capture you can select all and delete all. Now remember to run a backup (Time Machine?) on your Mac when you're done because you only have one copy. If... » Read More Afraid not. This uses automated tools to move the photos from your Digital camera to your iPhone/iPad. If your iPhone memory is full and you're on a Mac, I find the best way to empty it (AND save the photos) is to plug it into the Mac and open an application called Image Capture. It's a hidden secret! From there you can download all of the images to your Mac directly or into iPhoto or into Aperture if you have it. Then from inside Image Capture you can select all and delete all. Now remember to run a backup (Time Machine?) on your Mac when you're done because you only have one copy. If you're on a PC I actually don't know how this is done but I'm sure it's possible. Good luck! « Show Less
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The guides only reference Windows. It may work with a Mac, but I don't know if you'll be able to use the scanner or fax machine through the Mac. Canon's site may have alternate software for Mac users. Good luck.
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My scanned pictures go into my iphoto file . . . you tell it where you want to pics to go . . .
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I believe there's a separate model for Macs. Try a search here for: scansnap mac
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Don't have a MAC. Sorry. &#9825;&#9825;&#9825;My Kodak printer, though. Having the 4x6 photo paper always loaded is fun. And the Kodak photo app. on my phone is just the best.
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I am using a Mac OSX Yosemite version 10.10.4. Everything is smooth and crystal clear on the scanned pics. Just follow the directions and it should work. Just install the Epson Scan Software Ver 3.55A. And You'll be ready to go. Make sure you turn on the scanner first before opening the application on your mac.
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No you dont. Unfortunately you only have two options of scanning it... 14MP or 22MP! Each photo scanned has the size of 3144 x 2232 and about 3,60MB.
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Sorry, I don't have a macbook, as i just have the one iMac which relays or displays pictures from my Fuji HS50 exr
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From the computer. Open up the applications on your Mac, then fing HP director then select scan.
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I haven't hooked it up to a printer, scanner or combo.. but would think any modern one that is Mac compatible would work. It also has to be compatible with your system software which should be Mountain Lion. If you find a printer or scanner you like just contact the company for compatibility. :)