New Mac users: Making a Digital Camera work with a MAC
Making a Digital Camera work with a MAC
by rmanr - 1/23/04 10:56 AMI have read on line that the IConcept Digital Camera (with a USB Serial Bus) by Sakar can work with a MAC, but the software supplied only comes for PC. I have looked for drivers unsuccessfully. Does anyone know how to make this happen. Thanks.
Re:Making a Digital Camera work with a MAC
by R. Proffitt
- 1/23/04 11:34 AM
In reply to: Making a Digital Camera work with a MAC by rmanr
http://www.ioxperts.com/devices_allcams.html
Try to find a camera on the that list. If you have a lead on the Sakar, hunt down that lead and have them cough it up.
Bob
Re:Making a Digital Camera work with a MAC
by pepsaholic - 2/10/04 3:31 PM In reply to: Making a Digital Camera work with a MAC by rmanrWhat version of MacOS are you running? It is possible that it ONLY works with OS-X or later (or MacOS 9 or earlier, but that's not likely.)
You didn't mention if you had actually TRIED to hook it up. It may be that you DON'T need drivers... as is the case with many Mac compatible devices.
If the manufacturer says it is Mac compatible, and they didn't supply Mac drivers, and they aren't available on their website, this is most likely the case: If you plug it in, it will work. (OS compatibility being the only variable.)
I'm surprised you weren't provided a driver
by Larry Launstein Jr - 7/18/09 9:18 AM In reply to: Making a Digital Camera work with a MAC by rmanrI'm surprised you weren't provided a driver that was Mac compatible. This is why I try to stick close to the name-brands. I have a Canon Rebel XS digital camera, and just love it. And the drivers that came with it work with both Mac and PC. This is not intended to be a knock on your camera or others like it, but I would make absolutely sure it was Mac compatible before purchasing it.
However, if your Mac is also running Windows, you can install the software into the Windows partition. Jpeg files can be copied from your Windows drive to your Mac drive or your Mac desktop without your having to do anything, for they are cross-compatible.
Try the Kodak Easy Share program
by Larry Launstein Jr - 7/18/09 9:44 AM In reply to: I'm surprised you weren't provided a driver by Larry Launstein JrSince it appears that Kodak and Sakar is releasing Kodak-branded cameras, you may want to try the Kodak Easy Share program.
They do have a version for Mac, at:
http://www.kodak.com/global/en/service/software/easyshare/en/dln_ekn026079.jhtml?pq-path=4509
When you visit this page, make sure you select your operating system in the pull-down menu.
The Canon Rebel does not
by mrmacfixit - 7/18/09 3:31 PM
In reply to: I'm surprised you weren't provided a driver by Larry Launstein Jr
require drivers for it to be usable with the Mac.
iPhoto and Aperture both support that camera without the aid of additional software
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