Paul,
You may be able to get at them this way :
System Preferences -> Hardware : Cd's & DVD's ...
Look for " When you insert a Picture CD " and select " ignore "
The camera should show up as a device like a hard drive on your desktop
.
You should then be able to find the index and select the photo's you
want .
If you need to open the file try ... Open ... in Apple's Preview .
This is all presuming your photo's are in an acceptable format and the
camera can be read by your OS .
The alternative is to take the memory card out of the Camera and find a
reader that it will fit.
If you are still in trouble please tell the list what make and model
Camera .
Bob
On 1 May 2006, at 5:10 AM, Paul Chong wrote:
In this connection, my "Applications" in Disk X says "No Image Capture
device is connected".
What can I do please?
Thanks
Paul
On 30Apr2006, at 9:22 PM, Andrew Schox wrote:
Stephen,
I needed to download some photos from someone elses digitasl camera
today.
This person has 382 photos stored in the camera.
I only wanted to download a few specific ones.
You'll find a program called Image Capture in your Applications
folder. You
can use this to browse and download selected photos onto your hard
disk.
From there you can import them into iPhoto.
Cheers,
Andrew
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