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Good morning, I updated Leopard with Snow Leopard, everything was perfect, I have a problem with the photos, the program should download the photos from the camera to your computer is slow and does not work, what should I do?
iMac, Mac OS X (10.6.8)
Many cameras have digital media cards which are more compatible through USB readers than directly connected to the computer. The advantage of using a reader, is that you don't waste valuable camera battery life. It would help to know what camera you have.
That camera according to: http://www.imaging-resource.com/PRODS/CPP1/CPP1A.HTM Takes SD/MMC cards. Look for a USB to SD/MMC card reader made for the Mac compatible with your installed Mac operating system. If you are sticking with 10.6.8, try to look for a card reader known to be both 10.6 and 10.7 compatible, as those are more likely to be compatible with 10.6.8 than one that just says 10.6 and up
From Nikon, their software is compatible with 10.6.4 and Power PC G4 1GHz or above / PowerPC G5 / Intel Core series / Intel Xeon series according to:
http://imaging.nikon.com/lineup/software/viewnx2/spec.htm.
As for:
http://imaging.nikon.com/lineup/software/capturenx2/spec.htm
has less chance of being compatible, since it doesn't even mention 10.6 Same with:
http://imaging.nikon.com/lineup/software/control_pro2/spec.htm
http://imaging.nikon.com/lineup/software/control_pro/spec.htm
http://imaging.nikon.com/lineup/software/img_auth/spec.htm
iPhoto will take any SD/MMC card as input, and so will most other Mac compatible photography software.
This link below explains your Virtualization software options for Windows.
https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-2741
The good news is your Mac does support Windows virtualization if using their software is a must.
You are truly grateful, I will follow your advice, I would add that, unfortunately, is ademerit for mac note the fact that you can simply connect the camera with usb.
Thanks to luca
> I would add that, unfortunately, is ademerit for mac note the fact that you can simply connect the camera with usb.
Well that's Nikon's problem. Apple and many other developers have set a USB standard known as HID. If it isn't followed to the letter, certain operating systems won't be able to understand them. They have a whole page for software developers to look it over on http://developer.apple.com/ So it isn't as if Nikon isn't well informed. I would tackle it from the Nikon side until they fix it.
Hello, I take advantage of your expertise and kindness to expose another broblem..... sometimes the cursor does not respond well, other times you move yourselfdown or up .... it is the fault of the mouse or other ?
the mouse is placed over a regular means of a "pad" ..
Tanks ...
Is it an Apple mouse?
of course! is the mouse with the little ball on top close to the wire .... why this problem? with leopard worked fine ... but I think it depends on the operating system..... fortunately is still manageable ...... What do you think?
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