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iPhoto to 9.4.1 does not recognize any of my cameras

I have upgraded my Mac Book Pro to 10.8.2 and my iPhoto to 9.4.1 and am unable to see my Nicon Coolpix S 8100 camera or my Nicon D7000 when they are plugged in to download pictures. When the camera is plugged into the computer I get a sound indicating that another device has been added. When I select File, Import Import to Library the camera does not show up under devices. I have tried this with both cameras and have the same result.

When I connect either camera to a 2001 vintage iMac running OS X 10.4.11 and iPhoto 6.0.6 (322) the photos start downloading immediately so I know the problem is not the cameras.

OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.2)

Posted on Oct 12, 2012 4:56 PM

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Nov 4, 2012 8:27 PM in response to calcool

I'm having a similar problem, but with an iPhone5: plugging in the phone causes iPhoto to start, but iPhoto does not offer to import the new photos from the phone. I don't see the iphone in the left menu pane of iPhoto.


This is especially ironic in that the teaser in Software Update for the latest iPhoto claimed that "improved support for syncing with cameras" was one of the reasons to upgrade to 9.4.1. Thanks Apple, for giving me my minimum daily adult requirement of irony.

Nov 10, 2012 3:15 PM in response to paulinpaloalto

Since my last post about this problem, the update for iPhoto to 9.4.2 was released as was IOS 6.0.1. I did both upgrades and now my iPhone5 interacts correctly with iPhoto: it is recognized when I connect it to the USB port and any new photos from the phone show up in iPhoto for import.


Sorry that I didn't do a more controlled experiment! I don't have any evidence about which of the upgrades fixed the problem, but the problem is now fixed.

iPhoto to 9.4.1 does not recognize any of my cameras

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