I have a Mini gadgets LX 10 camera. I also use an Apple MacInTosh computer --- 10.5.4 Do I have a prayer of ever downloadind my pics to this Mac? Thanks, Sam Blount

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Your PC5 should have FireWire as standard, but Sony use a smaller 4 pin connector which looks a little bit like the tiny USB connectors on modern phones and still cameras. The main difference between the 4 pin and the standard FW400 6 pin, is no power is supplied to the 4 pin, so the camera must be powered from the internal battery or an external supply
The original Imacs came with such a cable, but you can buy these from various suppliers. It's part number F3N401-06 from Belkin or M8706G from Apple

If you only need to download your pics, try using a separate card reader to download the pics to a folder you create on your desktop. Once there, you can import them to iphoto or anywhere else you care to.

Hi,
You can get Macintosh software and drivers from Sony support here >>>>>>>>




http://esupport.sony.com/US/perl/swu-list.pl?mdl=DSCS750




Don't forget you will need a compatible USB camera to computer cable to transfer the pics to the Mac.


Regards.

Usually your camera comes with a software program for processing pics on your computer. Some of them come with a SD card that can be removed from the camera and put on the computer with a sd card reader (very easy). You can try these, you may also be able to find a free software package that you may be able to download to transfer your pics from your camera (you will need a usb cable for this, cost about $10) Your user manual should have info about this too. Good luck.

Cherrik

Macintosh (OS X) drivers for many PC web cams can be found at the following link:
http://webcam-osx.sourceforge.net/cameras/index.php
Hopefully yours is there.
Regards,
Cybernanga

Does your camera have a removable memory card? (SD card, SecureDigital, CompactFlash, etc). If so, you can get a card reader at an office supply or computer store for 10 or 15 bucks that will plug into your computer's USB port. I bought one for ~$13 at office max that will read just about every digital camera memory type known to man.

Using software like Google's Picasa (www.picasa.com) on Windows or iPhoto for Macintosh makes importing photos from memory cards this way a breeze.

I am sorry sir this particular camera is not compatible with Macintosh because it only has a windows version software u have to use a windows operating system in order to download the pictures to the computer because this camera doesnt take a memory card thats the other reason y u cannot transfer the pictures using macintosh

Bob: the Mac will never show what is on the disk.....and you don't hgave to finalize either. Do you have Image Capture on your units? If so, all you need to do is connect the camera via USB cable to the computer. The program will come on automatically (the camera has to be on), you can choose to download some or all of the pictures to a folder of your choice. HTH

Do the following to transfer your pictures: Connect your camera to the computer. Turn on the camera, and move the Mode dial to Connect mode. From the Applications folder on the computer hard drive, launch the Image Capture program.