Getting images from Fuji 5000s to Mac?

[DaveC]

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The apps that come with the camera are all Windows apps. Is there any chance
that I can download images from this USB camera with a Mac-compatible app?

Googling Mac and Fjui and 5000s turned up little useful info.

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On 11/11/2004 1:32 PM, DaveC wrote:
> The apps that come with the camera are all Windows apps. Is there any chance
> that I can download images from this USB camera with a Mac-compatible app?
>
> Googling Mac and Fjui and 5000s turned up little useful info.
>
As long as the camera talks to the Mac as a USB Mass Storage device, it
should just work. No drivers necessary.

 

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On Thu, 11 Nov 2004 10:32:34 -0800, DaveC <me@privacy.net> wrote:

> The apps that come with the camera are all Windows apps. Is there any
> chance
> that I can download images from this USB camera with a Mac-compatible
> app?
>
> Googling Mac and Fjui and 5000s turned up little useful info.
>
> Thanks,

I have a Fuji S602.
Just plugged it into the USB port and iPhoto opens up and gives me the
option of importing the images.

Gareth Slee
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On Thu, 11 Nov 2004 18:32:34 +0000, DaveC wrote
(in article <0001HW.BDB8F0420000976EF04075B0@news.individual.net>):

> The apps that come with the camera are all Windows apps. Is there any chance
> that I can download images from this USB camera with a Mac-compatible app?

Go to the Fuji Web site and download the FinePix Viewer application for the
Mac. I have it and works perfectly.

Paolo

 

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DaveC <me@privacy.net> wrote:

> The apps that come with the camera are all Windows apps. Is there any
> chance that I can download images from this USB camera with a
> Mac-compatible app?

Sure. That's what iPhoto is for.

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I have a FujiFilm FinePix 3800. I just plug it in to my Mac and iPhoto
pops up and allows me to import images.

I don't see why the 5000 should be any different.

Hope this helps to answer your question.

Alex Warofka

On 2004-11-11 13:32:34 -0500, DaveC <me@privacy.net> said:

> The apps that come with the camera are all Windows apps. Is there any
> chance that I can download images from this USB camera with a
> Mac-compatible app?
>
> Googling Mac and Fjui and 5000s turned up little useful info.
> Thanks,

 

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In article <0001HW.BDB8F0420000976EF04075B0@news.individual.net>, DaveC
<me@privacy.net> wrote:

> The apps that come with the camera are all Windows apps. Is there any chance
> that I can download images from this USB camera with a Mac-compatible app?

My Fuji camera works fine as a USB storage device without adding any
software to the Mac. Just plug the camera into the Mac with USB (OS X
10.3.6 here, but I've done the same with earlier versions).

I believe the default is that iPhoto will open and offer to manage the
process for you. I turned this off... I want to manage the copying
process in the Finder.

Just open a finder window after plugging in and turning on the camera.
You'll see the camera as a USB Storage device. Click on it, drill down
a couple of folders, and you can then drag and drop image files to copy
them to your hard disk. Then click the eject-triangle to dismount the
camera.

As a precaution, I do not use the Mac to delete images in the camera; I
use the controls on the camera to delete the image files after copying
to my mac.

-- Sally

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