I did not find system requirements. Does this camcorder come with software compatible with Macintosh OS 10.7.5
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The provided software CD-ROM is only for PC and not Mac. You don't need any software because the camera is compatible with iMovie 11 but you can only record in iFrame format and not in AVCHD. If you need to record in AVCHD, you can always purchase Adobe Premier Elements. Works great! Here is my review I just posted. Hope this helps.
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Yes you need the software for the initial setup but I don't know if it's OSX compatible.
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My Mac is OS X 10.5.8 with iMovie 8. I received a FS300 for Christmas and just found a post re:uploading to a Mac (I will try it tomorrow after buying a SDHC card - a CLASS 10 speed card was also recommended) Hope this works!!! Getting This To Work With A Mac, November 25, 2010 By Occasional Reviewer "79o3wq48y7h" (Santa Barbara CA) - See all my reviews This review is for: Canon FS300 Flash Memory Camcorder w/41x Advanced Zoom (Silver) (Electronics) It is not obvious how to get video from the camcorder to a Mac: if you read the manual and try to install the software, you will reach the conclusion that it only works in a Windows environment. An email from Canon helped clarify things: just plug the camcorder into your Mac and you will be able to drag and drop the files. The .MOD files will be the ones you want. They need to write their manual more clearly, and make it crystal clear how to get the camcorder to interact with a Mac. Would have saved me 60 minutes, which cost me about as much as the camcorder itself.
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I didn't see it on the official list... http://www.apple.com/macosx/upgrade/cameras.html It'll probably work...if not, you can always use a flash card (xD) media reader to import your pics. from fuji... System requirements for Macintosh computer: CPU of Power PC; Mac OS 10.2.8 to 10.3.7; RAM of 256MB or more; 400MB of free hard disk space; CD-ROM drive My wife would like one ONLY if it had a neck strap attachment... go figure!
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Yes you can use with a MAC but, this is a low end camera with bad video. You are better off getting a higher end camera.
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I don't remember the system requirements, but I'm running it on Windows 7, 64 bit. Works fine.
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I'm using a Windows P.C. Not sure about using a Mac. I would contact Canon for more details. The software (Pixela) that came with my videocam does require only Windows OS to operate.
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Can,t comment on MAC compatibility of software. I use a PC and take the SD card out and plug it to download the JPG files. I like the features on this camera especially the panorama stitch of three. Highly recommended after I killed the predecessor with fine Australian dust.
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I'm using it with Windows 7 but it says Mac compatible in the instructions. It comes with a disc but you can download editing software from Mattel free of charge
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Thanks for the answers I received. I did find out that with my IMAC (newest version) I was able to use IMOVIE. Works fine.
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On the box it says direct connect requirements: Mac OSx v 10.3 or later with USB Software requirements for Olympus Viewer: Mac OSx v10.4.1 -v10.6 You should have no issues, it comes with a software CD-ROM that will help with the processing of images, but even iPhoto will allow download and basic editing of images as well as video download direct from the camera or from a card reader without the proprietary software. I looked through my manuals and didn't see a listing of requirements. The software included is comprehensive but very slow, frustratingly so. If you are not doing heavy editing and just sharing your pictures I would avoid it.
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Yes you can upload your video footage to a MAC if it has LION or above. I have to concure with others, extremely hard to fly, impossible for young kids.
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Works very well with a Mac computer. The camera is also easy as a Mac to use! The videos can be used in iMovie.
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Camera should work with any OS, I use it with my Mac using a program called Security Spy, and the camera should work fine with linux software like ZoneMinder, and it can also be setup to store video or pictures to an internal memory card(not included), as well as upload to a server via FTP, which would be an easy way to dump captured files to a linux machine if you don't want to run separate software for advanced features.
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Would know, never used it on a Mac. It's a good device for capturing low quality composite video.
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Jason,The camera is Mac compatible to Mac OS 10.6-10.7, though we are a PC user.I checked the box to be sure.My husband loves the camera, hope it works for you.Denise
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I'm sure you can. is, records into basic formats; mp4 and AVCHD. so if your Mac will work with you either of these formats you're good to go.