Compatibility with MAC: Can CanonScan LiDE 700F be used with a MAC laptop?
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Yes, but not always easily. I found that it doesn't work after the Mac wakes from sleep and for a long time I had to unplug and replug the USB connector to reboot the interface. Eventually I discovered that if I would start Adobe Photoshop Elements and initiate a scan from within Elements, the USB interface would be reset correctly. After that I could use the scanner directly with Image Capture.
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Hi, Ben. If you type "canon lide200" into google search, one of the first two links should lead you directly to the scanner's support page in canon's website. From there select your operating system and download what you need from the options below. Hope that solves your issues.
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If the question is whether the software on the drive is MAC compatible, the answer is NO. I have a Mac and I just use the device as a flash drive with my information in PDF files on the drive.
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I don't know Mac and I'm not sure if this is helpful, but the manual does say it supports MacOS. It is a standard SATA port connector with a small extension cable as pictured, and it works on every single SATA drive I've tried. I see 7 pins on the SATA port of a typical 2.5" laptop HDD. There are 15 pins next to that for Power. These add up to your magic number of 22 and perhaps you're confusing the two? Buy this cable, you won't regret it.
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I have a MacBook Pro as well. Pretty sure you need the Bu-30 so the printer can receive the document. I could be wrong so I'd check with Canon to be sure.
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This is very helpful thanks. If the card reader works seamlessly with iPhoto, that's great. They even sell card readers on Amazon that go into the expansion card slot of the MacBook/MacBook Pro for dirt cheap so I'll probably just pick up one of those. More convenient than connecting the camera with all the wires, etc anyway. Thanks for the help!
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I read that is compatible with OS X. Check out in the specifications section in: http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/controller?act=ModelInfoAct&fcategoryid;=120&mode;lid=13810Also in the section drivers and downloads you can select Mac OS X and you will find the driver for leopard.
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Hi!It does work with a mac. You just have to go to the Canon website, and from there you can download all of the mac drivers and a whole mac manual comes with it on the website. I just installed it on my iBook and it works great!
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Susan, the imageCLASS MF6160dw is compatible with Mac OS 10.10. Drivers and software that would allow this unit to work on Mac OS 10.10 are on the Canon USA website for download.
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Yes. Its an SD card, so macbooks have a slot for that, most desktops do as well? Or a card reader. But yes, compatible.
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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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havent tried yet, but I got a friend who works on a Mac and shoots with Cannon video cam, so i think it is possible...will try soon
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I have a MacBook Pro 2.4 GHzMac OS X Lion 10.7.2 Will this Canon9000f work with my computer?
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It is compatible with Mac...see http://scansnapcommunity.com/features/9883-mac-support-for-the-scansnap-sv600-available-today/ for more info
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Apollo, I don't know about your Mac, but it will DEFINITELY work with Macs. I have an HFS10 and an HF10 and both work just fine on my MacBook Pro. To convert them using Apple software, you need to have an Intel based Mac. Then, as far as software you need iMovie '08 and or Final Cut Express 4 or Final Cut Pro 6. Another option is to convert the files to MPEG videos using Toast 9 or Toast 10, and then edit them using your preferred software. Just drag the .mts files from your SDHC card directly onto the "Convert Video" tab in Toast and then select your preferences for what you want to convert them to.
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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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Canon tech support sent the following to me:Thank you for contacting Canon product support about the compatible operating system for the imageCLASS MF4770n. Yes, the MF4770n is compatible with Mac OS X version 10.6 (Snow Leopard). In fact the MF4770n is compatible with the following operating systems: Macintosh OS X version 10.5 Macintosh OS X version 10.6 Macintosh OS X version 10.7 Macintosh OS X version 10.8 Windows XP Windows Vista 32-bit Windows Vista 64-bit Windows 7 32-bit Windows 7 64-bit Windows 8 32-bit Windows 8 64-bit Windows Server 2003 Windows Server 2008 Windows Server 2008 R2 Please note that the Mac drivers for the MF4770n are not on the original installation CD but they are available for download on our web site. I hope I have answered your question. Please let us know if we can assist you further. Thank you for choosing Canon. All I did was to send an email to Canon and ask.