Comments on: MacMost Now 301: Using Image Capture to Control Your Camera http://macmost.com/using-image-capture-to-control-your-camera.html MacMost: Making the most of your Mac, iPhone, iPad, iPod, and Apple TV. Thu, 24 May 2012 22:58:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Ross Wright http://macmost.com/using-image-capture-to-control-your-camera.html#comment-24487 Ross Wright Wed, 22 Sep 2010 11:06:43 +0000 http://macmost.com/using-image-capture-to-control-your-camera.html#comment-24487 In my last post to you,the model I said should have been the Canon PIXMA-MP560.I found my solution thanks to a post on Amazon by Otto Ohla. All of the following is his comments. [Copied text replaced with link by editor] http://www.amazon.com/review/R28I048LIQFMIT/ref=cm_cr_dp_perm?ie=UTF8&ASIN=B002GP7Z6Y&nodeID=172282 In my last post to you,the model I said should have been the Canon PIXMA-MP560.I found my solution thanks to a post on Amazon by
Otto Ohla. All of the following is his comments.

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]]> By: Gary Rosenzweig http://macmost.com/using-image-capture-to-control-your-camera.html#comment-24424 Gary Rosenzweig Sun, 19 Sep 2010 04:41:58 +0000 http://macmost.com/using-image-capture-to-control-your-camera.html#comment-24424 I've not heard anything, no. Sorry. I’ve not heard anything, no. Sorry.

]]> By: Ross Wright http://macmost.com/using-image-capture-to-control-your-camera.html#comment-24421 Ross Wright Sat, 18 Sep 2010 23:48:16 +0000 http://macmost.com/using-image-capture-to-control-your-camera.html#comment-24421 Hi.Gary. In a related thing to Image Capture,have you heard complaints of scanners (especially Canon) having problems with OSX10.6.4 and Image Capture in this new version.I have looked all over for a fix,and it seems to be related to Intel only Macs. I have a Canoscan 8400F.It is recognized by my Mini and will do an overview,but will not scan. Have you seen any Apple docs or Canon's that will fix several models. I have seen "all in one's" that will print ok but in some cases the scanner is not even seen by Image Capture Hi.Gary. In a related thing to Image Capture,have you heard complaints of scanners (especially Canon) having problems with OSX10.6.4 and Image Capture in this new version.I have looked all over for a fix,and it seems to be related to Intel only Macs.
I have a Canoscan 8400F.It is recognized by my Mini and will do an overview,but will not scan.
Have you seen any Apple docs or Canon’s that will fix several models.
I have seen “all in one’s” that will print ok but in some cases the scanner is not even seen by Image Capture

]]> By: Gary Rosenzweig http://macmost.com/using-image-capture-to-control-your-camera.html#comment-20657 Gary Rosenzweig Fri, 26 Feb 2010 15:01:07 +0000 http://macmost.com/using-image-capture-to-control-your-camera.html#comment-20657 I'm not aware of any list. In that video I believe I used an old Canon S500. It didn't work with my newer Panasonic. I’m not aware of any list. In that video I believe I used an old Canon S500. It didn’t work with my newer Panasonic.

]]> By: jo http://macmost.com/using-image-capture-to-control-your-camera.html#comment-20656 jo Fri, 26 Feb 2010 14:58:07 +0000 http://macmost.com/using-image-capture-to-control-your-camera.html#comment-20656 Gary, thanks for this video - very helpful! I have two questions, though: a) You mentioned in the video that you can't use the "Take picture" function in Image Capture with all digital cameras, but only some models. Are you aware of a list of digital cameras that are compatible with the "Take picture" function? b) What camera model did you use in the video? Thanks! Gary, thanks for this video – very helpful! I have two questions, though:
a) You mentioned in the video that you can’t use the “Take picture” function in Image Capture with all digital cameras, but only some models. Are you aware of a list of digital cameras that are compatible with the “Take picture” function?
b) What camera model did you use in the video?
Thanks!

]]> By: jo http://macmost.com/using-image-capture-to-control-your-camera.html#comment-20655 jo Fri, 26 Feb 2010 14:55:17 +0000 http://macmost.com/using-image-capture-to-control-your-camera.html#comment-20655 Gary, thanks for this video - very helpful! One question: You mention that you can't use the "Take picture" function of Image Capture with every camera. Are you aware of a list of cameras that do allow taking pictures with Image Capture? Also, what camera did you use in this video? Thanks. Gary, thanks for this video – very helpful! One question: You mention that you can’t use the “Take picture” function of Image Capture with every camera. Are you aware of a list of cameras that do allow taking pictures with Image Capture? Also, what camera did you use in this video? Thanks.

]]> By: Gary Rosenzweig http://macmost.com/using-image-capture-to-control-your-camera.html#comment-17919 Gary Rosenzweig Mon, 05 Oct 2009 18:50:46 +0000 http://macmost.com/using-image-capture-to-control-your-camera.html#comment-17919 In your applications folder you should see "QuickTime Player" -- that's the player app for QuickTime X. In the Utilities folder should be "QuickTime 7 Player" I've captured much larger screens than 1920x1200, but on a more powerful Mac. In your applications folder you should see “QuickTime Player” — that’s the player app for QuickTime X. In the Utilities folder should be “QuickTime 7 Player”
I’ve captured much larger screens than 1920×1200, but on a more powerful Mac.

]]> By: Peter Nachtwey http://macmost.com/using-image-capture-to-control-your-camera.html#comment-17918 Peter Nachtwey Mon, 05 Oct 2009 18:28:33 +0000 http://macmost.com/using-image-capture-to-control-your-camera.html#comment-17918 I just upgraded to Snow Leopard. I don't see a QuickTime X in my Applications folder. I only have QuickTime Pro 7. Something I do gets the new quick time to appear but it isn't clear what it is. Also I have tried to do a screen capture but QuickTIme X just locks up. I have a 1920x1200 screen and that is a lot to capture. I think I need to capture only part of a screen. At home I have a Intel Mac Mini. BTW, a while back I asked about reprogramming the keys. I figured out how to make a application specific set of keys for Netbeans so while in Netbeans I can use the F9 key and not go into expose. I just upgraded to Snow Leopard. I don’t see a QuickTime X in my Applications folder. I only have QuickTime Pro 7. Something I do gets the new quick time to appear but it isn’t clear what it is. Also I have tried to do a screen capture but QuickTIme X just locks up. I have a 1920×1200 screen and that is a lot to capture. I think I need to capture only part of a screen. At home I have a Intel Mac Mini.

BTW, a while back I asked about reprogramming the keys. I figured out how to make a application specific set of keys for Netbeans so while in Netbeans I can use the F9 key and not go into expose.

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