can i use with my mac that already has kodak software ?
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I believe you can because your computer has the Kodak share media app so u might need a usb cable
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You can use the same easyshare software but this camera takes too long to process between pictures. I wouldn't recommend buying this camera.
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The camera connects just like a flash drive and I import directly into iPhoto and manage my photos there. I've never used the Kodak software. If you prefer that then I'm confident it will work although I've never installed it. Apple support for cameras has always been top shelf (exception of Nikon but only because of Nikon).
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As Kevin said it will connect like a flash drive when plugged in.While you asked I might as well add: if anyone else is wondering about OLDER software,I have used it on an older computer running Win XP that doesn't support the camera's share software and used the camera with the USB cord as a flash drive no problem.The only *issue* I had is the camera has to be turned on, (on my computer at least) it will it shut off and disconnect if it sits idle too long. Not a big deal, but just figured I would tell you.. if you connected it, then went to go do something and come back and your directory is gone.. just turn the camera back on. :) As Kevin said it will connect like a flash drive when plugged in.While you asked I might as well add: if anyone else is wondering about OLDER software,I have used it on an older computer running Win XP that doesn't support the camera's share software and used the camera with the USB cord as a flash drive no problem.The only *issue* I had is the camera has to be turned on, (on my computer at least) it will it shut off and disconnect if it sits idle too long. Not a big deal, but just figured I would tell you.. if you connected it, then went to go do something and... » Read More As Kevin said it will connect like a flash drive when plugged in.While you asked I might as well add: if anyone else is wondering about OLDER software,I have used it on an older computer running Win XP that doesn't support the camera's share software and used the camera with the USB cord as a flash drive no problem.The only *issue* I had is the camera has to be turned on, (on my computer at least) it will it shut off and disconnect if it sits idle too long. Not a big deal, but just figured I would tell you.. if you connected it, then went to go do something and come back and your directory is gone.. just turn the camera back on. :) « Show Less
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Yes, I have OS X. You need a card reader that is compatible for your camera card. I have Aperture set up to open automatically when I connect a camera card. You could import into iPhoto. Should not be any problem to drag and drop from you camera card either. There is some software that comes with the camera that is Windows only. I think it had something to do with mapping where your photos were taken. That software is something I can live without, but still disappointing in this day and age for things not to be compatible with Mac.
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I don't know. Kodak doesn't support the downloading of this camera, so I sent it back. I tried to use the Easyshare discfrom another version (C875) but that didn't work either..... good luck. Lotza hassle
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I don't have a Mac, but if your Mac computer takes the standard SanDisk, it will also take the SanDisk with the micro SD in it.
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I don't know, but if the Mac takes a standard memory card you probably can.
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Yes you can use it on a Mac. But you must download software from the sandisk website first.
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Don't know the answer because this product has been trashed. I was not pleased with customer service at all. Kodak products ....awful.
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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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Yes. Just use the "add printer" function in OS/X. I use it on both a PC and Mac.
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Yes, the Image Browser software for MAC is available on the Canon website. You probably don't need it, as the newer Mac OS will usually let you import the files directly within iMovie
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I do not thank it will work. The one I Have is a simple one that is easy share CX7430. You can contact Kodak to be correct. I do not think that you will find any paper or ink that is not out of date. Repair info # 1-800-242-2424`
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Not that I am aware of----you could go to Kodaks website and check it should be on there if there is.
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sharon... all i found was that it is compatable with ( pictbridge enabled, kodak all in one printer ) i hope that helps.
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There's a Mac application: http://www.polaroid.com/en/greylabel#/module-1008
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I know you asked about this a while ago, but when I was researching this printer, I found this review on Macworld. http://www.macworld.com/article/140167/2009/04/km1650en.htmlIt lists several compatible Mac OS so I am guessing I can use the Konica Minolta Magicolor 1650EN with my Mac. I haven't tried it yet though.
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my canons are all compatible with mac call canon support to ask if you are still concerned
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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.