Image Capture Mac

I have a Sony CyberShot and I always import my photos using Image Capture that comes with Mac OS X. I have not upgraded to 10.4. ...

I just installed VPC 7.1 on my ibook that's running Mac OS X 10.2.8... ...

Mac OS X 10.2 and later, Apple Image Capture uses a TWAIN software "bridge" TWAINBridge. ...

I doubt the G5's hard disk drive is physically damaged. Most likely areas accessible only by the Operating System (and 'not' the user) have been corrupted, etc.. One possible attempt to save the current data - not the OS and not any installed applications, would be to: 01. Turn OFF the G5. 02. Turn OFF another Mac, running MacOS X. Hopefully, 10.3.x or 10.4.x. 03....

compliant applications are native to OSX. They will allow you to scan directly into Mac OS X. ...

o transfer images from your camera to your Mac. It's in your Applications folder. As a matter of fact, that's what starts up iPhoto when you connect your camera. Image Capture will let you import either all your images, or only some of them. ...

So, I was browsing through the full 200-feature list of 10.4 Tiger ( http://www.apple.com/macosx/newfeatures/over200.html ) And found a bunch of random features you DON'T hear getting hyped that I think are cool. Thank God! I can't stand it when the dummies who encoded the wide-screen movie encode the black bars into the actual video track, making the actual video...

Check SU. It's out.

I'm on my Mac now ... ...

Also open Image Capture (in /Applications) and in its preferences tell it what you want the system to do when you plug in your camera: You can tell it to open any specific application you want, or "do nothing."