transferring jpg.& RAW files
Jul 7, 2012 00:48:38 #
gravelc wrote:
I am such a novice, I don't know what a plug in is :oops: I just used the cable from my camera to my PC (I am not sure yet how and where to transfer my pictures on my MAC - I am having my first One to One with a MAC professional next Tuesday). Then I transfer them on a USB and from that to MAC. Very complicated! When I will know how to use Lightroom, I will download them directly there.
Might have a problem there, MACS don't have receptacle for USP plug ins. :lol:
Jul 7, 2012 00:59:30 #
frenchcoast wrote:
For a personal opinion, get rid of the MAC and get yourself a decent PC.
For a personal opinion, get rid of the MAC and get yourself a decent PC.
See, we learn something every day. I never knew there even WAS a "decent" PC! :-)
Jul 7, 2012 01:07:39 #
CaptainC wrote:
See, we learn something every day. I never knew there even WAS a "decent" PC! :-)
frenchcoast wrote:
For a personal opinion, get rid of the MAC and get yourself a decent PC.
For a personal opinion, get rid of the MAC and get yourself a decent PC.
See, we learn something every day. I never knew there even WAS a "decent" PC! :-)
Seen time I would agree with you Baptain. :thumbup:
Jul 7, 2012 01:57:30 #
There are lots of great PC's AND Macs. Frenchcoast, why don't you like Macs?
Jul 7, 2012 08:33:40 #
Do you have an iMac ? If so there is a card reader on the right side of the Mac under the slot for a cd or dvd .
Macs do have usb slots
Macs do have usb slots
Jul 7, 2012 08:55:49 #
thanks ! I just saw it. I'll try this way next time. Have a great week-end !
Jul 17, 2012 01:42:19 #
gravelc wrote:
I am such a novice, I don't know what a plug in is :oops: I just used the cable from my camera to my PC (I am not sure yet how and where to transfer my pictures on my MAC - I am having my first One to One with a MAC professional next Tuesday). Then I transfer them on a USB and from that to MAC. Very complicated! When I will know how to use Lightroom, I will download them directly there.
If you are using a storage card in your camera, you can take it out and put it directly into the back of your new Mac. On one end of the storage card (otherwise known as a SD card) you will see a metal connector which goes into the slot of your Mac first. You wil then be able to import your photos into whichever software you use. However if you are not comfortable with doing this your Mac instructor will be able to show you if you ask him. Lots to take in with learning all the different pieces of equipment but just like anything else, with practice you'll soon get the hang of it. Cheers
Jul 17, 2012 09:03:33 #
Aug 3, 2012 04:27:12 #
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