is the Nikon Coolpix P80 compatible with mac? Does anyone know if the Coolpix P80 10.1MP, is compatible with mac? I have a casio digital camera, and we cannot play/edit the movies we shoot. Thanks
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I also have a MAC and the P80 and my pictures and videos are uploaded to IPhoto with no problems. In fact it is very simple to do.
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I think a mac would recognize the camera and upload the photos, but the video is in wav format and to my knowledge, mac does not support wav files. With a Mac, your best bet is a Canon.
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My P80 links just fine with my iMac, and the video works perfectly as well.
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as Buford stated the p80 had issues with the image quality. they could be delaying the camera due to some issues encountered prior releasing it. i don't know if nikon already released it, cause in their webpage they don't state the release date. i remember when i purchased my P4 coolpix, that the had the release date on their webpage.
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I don't have a Coolpix, so I don't know. Your best bet would probably be to go to the Nikon website and ask them.
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Don't know about Mac comparability. I do know that I didn't like the camera. Instructions weren't intuitive. And for things as simple as the delete button it was impossible to find. I sent it back and bought a Canon instead. Much happier
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I went to the canon website looked for Pixma MX850 and on the spec it states that a Mac OS X v 10.6 Snow Leopard system is compatible.But go to the canon website under contact, then need help get support now look up this model and it will show you all spec that are compatible.Good Luck.
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Hi Marian, Sony DCR-SX85 Camcorder is not compatible on Mac. However, by using a card reader, you can insert the Sony Memory Stick in it and access the pictures on your Mac under DCIM folder of the Memory Stick. If the Memory Stick does not appear as a storage device on your Mac, then that means that it is not being recognized or being read. Vincent
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I went on the Fisher Price site and it said this: Photo editing software is not Mac-compatible, but you can connect this camera directly to your Mac to transfer images.
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I am sorry but I haven't used this camera on a Mac. Sorry for not being of any help.
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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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Thanks! This looks great for the Mac, but a PC version (or parallel) would be great. Basically I'm looking for a timed way for a camera to come on a specific hour, and record until another hour, and then rotate the video files. Thoughts?
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This is very helpful thanks. If the card reader works seamlessly with iPhoto, that's great. They even sell card readers on Amazon that go into the expansion card slot of the MacBook/MacBook Pro for dirt cheap so I'll probably just pick up one of those. More convenient than connecting the camera with all the wires, etc anyway. Thanks for the help!
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This camera works fine with my new Mac (OS X) - it just recognizes the camera like any other.Also worth noting, I stuck in a 2GB SD card, and it's working fine so far - although the manual says not to use any larger than 1GB. Not sure what will happen when/if I store more than 1GB of photos on it, but I can keep that from happening.Changing the date on the camera is my priority now (searching for a way to do this lead me to this discussion). Any pointers?
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Canon DPP software loads easily on the Mac for raw file conversion. I use Aperture in my work flow. You can easily use iPhoto for pictures and iMovie for video. This is the Mac's strength. Try to download DPP .dmg on your Mac from Canon's website. Best of luck.
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Yeah as long as your mac has USB, no problems at all. The software that comes with it, won't work. But software that comes with cameras is usually useless anyway
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Not sure if you have received a response but unfortunately I cannot answer the question. Supposedly in the description it is compatible with all macs. But I will say that it's tough to get the camera pointed in the right direction. Where the camera attaches to the base is pretty loose. The wire easily affects where it points. Video quality is excellent though.
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Thank you for your response. I don't have a Mac. I wanted to convert to AVI for two reasons: I need to rotate video taken on vacation recently (now I know not to rotate my camera for video) and my new digital frame takes video in AVI only. I'm looking for a conversion program that will give me phone tech support. Apple will not since I don't have a Mac. Anyway, thanks again for your comments ... any other suggestions will be appreciated. Happy New Year, Ann
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Thank you! It can be so difficult finding out about Mac compatibility of these devices. Why doesn't Olympus publish this information?