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Ever since 10.4.10 was released my mac will no longer see, recognize or connect to my Canon dslr. The camera works with my PC just fine so I know its not a problem with the camera, cord or CF card.
Has anyone else heard of or had these issues? Thanks Layton. adampenney.com |
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What software are you using to import images off the camera? Also check the firmware on your camera and check if there have been any updates.
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Well, to start I would recommend getting a card reader to download images, its faster and saves using your camera battery, even the cheap as ones work well. Also using a card reader your card will mount as a volume in OS X so you can open a finder window and inspect/copy/move images and files to and from it.
Your camera should have come with a software disk, Image Capture is the program you want, you can plug in your camera and have Image Capture open automatically, then select what you want to download and where you want the images to go. If you shoot a lot of images on a regular basis, its important to avoid using Aperture/iPhoto to manage where your photos go, you are far better off setting up a good folder structure and manage your photos to suit your workflow. I use ImageIngestorPro to import images off camera or card reader, its highly customizable and saves a lot of time once you have it setup for your needs. Your Canon digital SLR will never show up as a mounted drive when connected to OS X, it requires software to import images off the card while directly connected to the camera. |
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I opened Image Capture and it was set, as it should have been, to open in lightroom. I also set it to Aperture, iPhoto and the canon software just to check. All I can say is that it didn't work. The mac still does not recognize the camera. I will simply to a reinstall and hopefully that helps.
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A reinstall for this?!? Did you try trashing Image Capture's pref file and restarting? Path is here:
Macintosh HD -> Users -> your user account -> Library -> Preferences -> com.apple.ImageCaptureApp.plist. And I second the media card reader brought up earlier by MacBurg. It's just as stable as an external hard drive and you don't have to make sure he camera either mounts or has enough juice left in its battery pack. |
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