Apple OSX or OS Lion compatibility? In scanning through several reviews, can anyone confirm the Nikon COOLPIX P300's compatibility with Apple OSX and the new OS Lion, specifically seamless uploading to iPhoto?
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I received an email back from Nikon and they sent me an upgraded version of their software. I have not had the chance to do that yet (our internet has been out for the last few days so this is why its taken me so long to respond), and we are headed out the door for vacation tomorrow. I can say that I purchased a $20 card reader (with 4G memory card) from our local office supply store and it worked so easy. Pretty much the same as plugging in your camera really. I liked that I could import them straight into iPhoto that way. All I did was plug in the card reader then open up iPhoto and the pictures were there to be downloaded just like any other import. I really don't think its SO hard or anything like that. Maybe just a quirk of this particular camera. Again, I'll try the software when I get home after vacation and if you want can let you know how it works. In other news, I still really like the camera and I guess a good test will be vacation this week. The pictures are really stunning compared to our old Pentax.
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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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The P7700 ships with Nikon View NX. It allows for basic photo editing and organization tasks. This may be a good starting point for you. I use Apeture from Apple on my MacBook Pro or if you own a Mac you can also use iPhoto with the P7700. I'm sure there is something similar to iPhoto on the Windows platform. Adobe Lightroom, while not free, is very good and relatively low cost.
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Hi There - I'm on a mac to - PacImage Select PF Works well with Mavericks. CyberviewX is included. Its a little bit kind of quirky SW, but it does the job even with generous dust and scratch removal. For more Quality you could consider to purchase Vuescan.The PacImage Select PF produces very very good results with 3600 dpi - comparable to NIKON coolscans. But from time to time I need to toss the device and shake it a little bit to remove Dust in the Scanner Body, otherwise there could be stripes on the image ....
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This camera works fine with my Mac (Mini running Leopard) to download pix into iPhoto. It just shows up as a drive like other digicams. The web cam function does NOT work on the Mac though.
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Hi, David! Yes, the Canon imageCLASS LBP6670dn works with Mac OS X Yosemite. Glad to help!
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My thanks for your comments as well. I spent and hour looking around the web for exactly the info you've provided. Olympus sure doesn't provide anything like this on their website. What I thought was really strange was that the 300M is listed as Mac compatible on the Olympus Europe site and only Windoz on the U.S. site. Anyway, you've sold another DS-30...
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I use my Dino-lite with a macbook pro running Mountain Lion with no issues. The software for taking snaps is a little goofy but it works fine.
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I have a mac OS x 10.6.8 and it works perfectly fine. I also have photoshop elements and I have had no problems!
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I am using Mac OS X 10.9.1 with Photoshop CS6 with no problem. It works well.
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Yes I believe the camera interface works with the Mac using Safari. I tested it on my iPad and it worked with Safari. Once you get the splash page from the camera select Server Push Option sign in. I have 4 of these cameras and they work great.
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I have an iMac with the Snow Leopard OS, and it was easy to install the software that came with the Nikon S3500. Then you must restart your computer. Now you are ready to take pictures. After you've taken some pictures, plug your camera into your computer via the USB cable/power cord, and download the pictures into View NX2. It is as easy as that.
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Hello, apparently the software that is included on this Sony Bloggie Touch Camera (Bloggie Software) is not supported by Macintosh. However, you may still use the USB connection when transferring pictures on your Mac. (Mac ver must be Mac OS X v10.3 to v10.6). Hope this helps. -Ely
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most all digital cameras are compatible with Macs - simply attach USB cord, power-up, and then let iPhoto do the rest. Macs come with pre-installed drivers for most brands/models of cameras, thus making it unnecessary to install the included software that comes with your camera.
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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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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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yes - I download to iPhoto on my iMac using the cable provided; works fine.