Image Capture

but won't go to import mode. Image capture also reports that no image capture devices are available. ...

Unknown information: MacOS X version iBook model In addition to ElDiabloConCaca's request ... ... boot from the installation CD / DVD, run its copy of 'Disk Utility' - performing a 'Repair Disk' (at least twice), and then 'Repair Disk Permissions' (at least twice) on the iBook's internal hard disk drive, hdd. Next, reboot the iBook from its internal hdd. Please post...

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. ...

try using Image Capture(located in Applications) to pull images off the camera it's what i do for my EOS D30 and Digital Rebel when I can't get to a card reader

Then just now my digital camera won't connect to and is not recognised by Image Capture and iPhoto, though in system profiler it is there and presumbably working properly. It is a Kodak LS755, which was working properly as well. But now it isn't. ...

I don't know how much this will help but I installed the software for a 3170 a couple days ago for the first time on this machine. I downloaded the package from the Epson site so as to get the latest possible version (I've had the scanner for about a year or so but this is a new Powerbook). I just checked to see where things ended up. In library/Image Capture/Devices...

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

ah. my little ixus doesn't show up as a disk though. i can only acces it using iphoto and image capture... ...

our computer already. Apple bundles the wonderful GraphicConverter with new Macs. GraphicConverter is more powerful than iPhoto, but it can replace it as well as Image Capture. If it was bundled with your particular computer, download it and pay the shareware fee. ...

Yes, you can. Connect a digital camera or scanner to your computer and turn it on. Choose Image Capture > Preferences and click Sharing. Select "Share my devices," and then select the device or devices you want to share. If you like, type a name for your device (one is provided by default) and set a password. To find other devices on your network that are sharing...