I have phot album stored on Mac iPhoto. Will have problems down loading photos?
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Did not keep picture frame. Wouldn't load properly. Got burnt on the return! Good luck with the product.
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The frame acts as a jump drive or portable hard drive when you plug it in via USB. So I would think that you wouldn't have a problem transferring the photos you have on iPhoto to the frame. I did it by dragging and dropping the pictures I had in my PC "my pictures" to the frame. Haven't used it on a Mac but I believe it supports Mac. Again it's basically a portable drive in terms of putting pictures on it. Hope this helps!
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yes I have a Mac and it syncs and uploads pictures onto the Mac. easy to upload
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Yes, I have this camera and download the photos on my Apple Powerbook all the time. Canon always does a great job of supporting mac users with its bundeled software. If you have iPhoto (which comes with every mac) you don;t need tyo load the Canon software. When you plug the cmaera into the USB port, OS X will recognize it and open up iPhoto where you can import, edit, resize, etc, the photos.
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i have not tried it on a mac only on windows to up load the pictures, so i am not able to answer
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Yes, you will be able to download pictures to your mac. You can use iPhoto, or you can use the Canon-supplied software. (The Canon software rocks.)
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I have no idea. All I know is that I had some issues with this unit and corrupted files and working with a 2013 large iMac. I lost one entire shoot, and the images worked fine in the camera but seemed to have gotten corrupted upon inserting the CF card into the Pixleflash card reader.
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Canon DPP software loads easily on the Mac for raw file conversion. I use Aperture in my work flow. You can easily use iPhoto for pictures and iMovie for video. This is the Mac's strength. Try to download DPP .dmg on your Mac from Canon's website. Best of luck.
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No. You shoukd download the pictures to a PC or Mac ...or use a usb adapter to use the micro sd card.
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thank you for this info..... saved me some real heartache. iPhoto is the bomb!!!! for some reason image browser wouldn't connect to the sd750..... oh well, i Photo worked......thanks again!!!! God bless you and yours.....
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We use our Mac OS X and load the storage stick into it. The photos are uploaded to iPhoto where we sort through them.
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yes - I download to iPhoto on my iMac using the cable provided; works fine.
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i have used it...u need to download the newest version from their site to get iphoto support....it works ok, but the ft that i cannot delete images once imported is kinda bummer...i am also not thrilled about the fact that it cannot import movies from the camera :S
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Thanks. I am trying to get used to Lightroom. I have been using iPhoto for a few years, and is a lot different.Thanks again.FG
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I am having concerns about this too--ready to click purchase, but it sounds like a real headache to get into iPhoto. Did you ever get a response from Nikon about how to do this?If not, what are you doing? Connecting the card reader to the mac, copy-paste the files, then manually import to iPhoto to create libraries?Seems a bit like going back in time. My ancient Sony CyberShot P&S; works great with iPhoto.
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I think the camera surely has a format card choice in the menu? Personally I plug the card into my Mac laptop, iPhoto takes in all the picts, asks me if I want to delete and I say yes. This would be true via adapter into iPad, etc. also...
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This was a gift for my daughter who owns an Apple computer. I have never heard her complain that she couldn't work with her pictures on her computer. I have Yosemite and it works on mine.
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I put a memory card in my camera and I just remove it and load it in my computer and down load the pics from the card ...there is a USB port you can also download that way...I have a Mac and no problems