How do you upload your pictures? Does it have a wifi capability? Is it compatible with Mac and PC?
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No WiFi build in. Compatible with Windows and Mac. It is possible to extract the SD card and read it directly.
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I go to the memory card. I have not try wifi, but I am going to do it rigth know.
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it Does not hav WiFi capability. it is Metal bodied so its a trial and error if can use Eye Fi cards, u must connect it to a Notebook Computer, or a Smartphone or a Tablet that is capable of reading the card reader on the Camera.
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The photos are captured on an SD memory card (not included) which can then be uploaded onto a computer. If there's an SD slot on your computer, insert the SD card into it. If not, you may need a SD Card to USB converter. All photos can be viewed on the provided Nikon software (NX2 photo viewer/editor) which is PC and Mac compatible. Hope this helps
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It doesn't have WiFi build in. Its compatible at least with windows. In any case you always can extract the SD card and read it directly
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This can't be connected directly to your Mac. It is only accessible on the network via Ethernet or WiFi (a/b/g/n/ac). That said, it is pretty fast for what it is, but if you're looking for an external drive specifically for photo work, you might want something that connects directly via USB 3 or thunderbolt.
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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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I do not have a Mac but I have cut and pasted the whole folder files on the camera onto my PC and it transferred in seconds or minutes depending on how many pics I took. I would definitely buy this camera again. I don't even know how to use a point and shoot anymore :). It's perfect when I don't want to drag around the 7D or 5D but it takes really great pictures. I have done time lapse on it using a remote. I take it more on day trips and parties. Where I want the nice quality with some control. Its not my big cameras for sure but it's a wonderful little buddy to them.
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It is compatible with mac it comes in fat32 format I formatted mine in exfat so it works with both my mac and pc. And yes it also has the word canon well my usb did anyways.
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I believe it works with wifi, says you can post photos directly from it, but I have not used the feature. It is so easy to plug the camera card into my laptop or tablet, that I have not even tried. I do not have a data account, so I would be dependent on wifi at home or elsewhere.
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Thanks Caleb.I got the camera for my sister to use on her pc -- I have a Mac with a camera already in it. I was planning to use Skype.Thanks for the info.-Michelle
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I COPY the pics I want into a separate file on my PC, then copy those files to whatever Storage card I'm going to use (it has a 5 in 1 Card Reader - SD/MS/MS-PRO/MMC/XD.) Set the DPF to read from the card instead of its storage system - you can watch them individually or set it up as a slideshow with enhancements. Or, use a usb cord and move your pics back and forth to/from your PC, yours might work with wifi...
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The Sd card do not ad anything to camera software, so I think that it is not possible. You need to install the app on an external device, connected in direct mode or by an existing wi-fi network (smartphone, tablet or PC/Mac) to upload files.
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Yes, it's compatible with Mac. Just plug it in the USB port and iMovie and iPhoto will recognize it. You can then import video and pic as necessary.
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I use PC's and my son uses a MAC and he had no problem with it when I download photos on the flash drive and give it to him. Good luck
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I usually just remove the SD card and plug it into a adapter I have attached to my Mac. My PC also has an SD slot. As some of the other answers mention you can also attach a cable between camera and computer and transfer using the Canon software that came with the camera.Another option I've never tried is to use a WiFi enabled flash card - then you don't even have to remove the card from the camera. They are rather expensive though - at least last time I looked.
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I bought a usb cable to transfer photos. Far easier to use than the wifi set up.
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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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It does have WiFi. But, it only works with the Nikon app for iPhone that you download for free. It's difficult to get the camera to sink with your phone as well. Other than that, it's a fantastic camera. This whole package was worth the money.
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This camera uses a USB cable to upload your pictures to your computer or facebook. There is another model, I am not sure of the model number, but it is the exact same camera as the Canon Powershot Elph 520, that does have Wi-Fi. Maybe you can send this one back and purchase that one? Otherwise you need to use the USB cable to upload your pictures.
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This model is amazing! Is wifi capable so you can share photos and videos with diferents programs like Dropbox or e-mails.