Photo Booth was introduced after Apple switched the iMac to Intel.
well... it has the isight camera at the top... i don't understand why it doesn't have isight... is it suppose to have Photo Booth? and if it is, I've searched for it in application folder and I've spotlighted ithelp please -.-
Photo Booth was introduced after Apple switched the iMac to Intel.
News to me! Photo Booth is included with the G5 iSight iMacs, too.
A review article from Oct 2005 - http://www.gadgetreview.com/2005/10/...ur-isight.html
Being a part of your OS X install, you could try an Archive & install of your OS X install. Could also be one of the bundled software, and you could try the restore DVD that shipped with your iMac. Insert that disk and install from the apps bundle that is on that disk.
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The last generation of G5 iMacs had iSights. Photo Booth should be on the system CDs, probably as an optional install, if not, use Pacifist.
It should be there;
http://guides.macrumors.com/Photo_BoothPhoto Booth was unveiled at an invite-only special media event in October, 2005, Apple released Photo Booth alongside the Rev. C iMac G5, the first one with a built-in iSight camera.
It is installed by default on Leopard, with or without iSight.
Power to Burn.
At speeds of up to 733MHz,
The most powerful Mac in history
burns CDs, burns DVDs, and
burns Pentiums
- apple website, oct 4, 1999. advertisement for the powermac g4
right, thanks, i bought my mac used and unfortunately it didn't come with install disc![]()
That may help you decide to upgrade to Leopard!![]()
Serendipity is a lucky guess !
I have another post on here, I have a first gen imac with an external iMac. Installe dleopard runs great and can use Photo Booth. Problem is I have come to the conclusion you need atleast and Intel DUo to use effect wether in photo booth or iChat video.
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