Image Capture

Use Image Capture in your Applications folder to disable. ...

Open Image Capture (the app), then go to preferences -> General, then choose "No Application" for when a camera is attached.

Still mounts in iPhoto, not in Finder, but Image Capture sees the card as a "Mass Storage Device", info window shows: Device Module /System/Library/Image Capture/Devices/MassStorage.app Device Type camera Product ID 25449 Vendor ID 1423 IORegPath IOService:/MacRISC4PE/ht@0,f2000000/AppleMacRiscHT/pci@2/IOPCI2PCIBridge/usb@B,2/AppleUSBEHCI/Mass Storage...

Try going to Image Capture (the application), then go to preferences, and choose "No Application" on the menu where it says "When a camera is connected, open:"

Also, did you try to use the Image Capture program? ...

hen i have it set to open iphoto after the import, which adds them to iphoto's library. the only thing there is then you have to delete the photo from the folder image capture copied it to. ...

You can also try using the "Image Capture" application instead of iPhoto to download photos from your camera. It may offer more features than what you're used to with iPhoto.

I'm glad to see I'm not the only one with the problem. I was thinking about using image capture, but I think it only imports one photo at a time, which is also annoying, and then I would move everything into iPhoto anyway. ...

I believe Image Capture (in your App Folder), will give you thumbnails of your camera card's pics that you can selectively download, versus the all-or-none option of iPhoto.

Aaanyway, if you don't have iPhoto, you can use Image Capture. ...