Image Capture

Have you tried it with Image Capture? ...

With Picasa2 now running on my Darwine-supported Mac, I need to know how coax OSX to open Picasa2, rather than iPhoto, when I connect my digital camera to it. I have tried RCDefaultApps (not Image Capture as I wrongly said before) but it - like all dratted Finder-driven utilities - can't seem to recognise .EXE files as potentially launchable applications and won't accept...

It's in /Library/Image Capture/TWAIN Data Sources/ Just delete the oldest Epson one.

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Hi everyone, Got my 24" 2.4GHz iMac on release last year, with Tiger. Installed Leopard on it on release day. The problem I have is that ever since a botched Boot Camp installation I've had endless problems with certain applications hanging during their startup (notably Image Capture) or refusing to quit (notably iTunes). Force Quit doesn't resolve these issues....

Turn the camera on. Mac won't recognize it in iPhoto or other programs when it's off. If there is nothing happening when the camera is on, open iPhoto or whatever program you want to use for importing the contents (image capture, Aperture, iPhoto etc etc) and tell this program to be the default. Howto&FAQ is for tutorials, not questions, so moved to software...

There is a "hidden" application that sits between the USB input and iPhoto. It's called Image Capture. Open Image Capture and check the preferences. Make sure it is set to open iPhoto etc. That may work and save you the trouble of playing with the card. ...

There is an application called Image Capture that lies between the input and iPhoto. Check that the preferences in Image Capture are correctly set and that it recognises your camera. ...

Wrong app. Use Image Capture. ...

By the way, it's not iPhoto that recognises the camera, that is done by the application Image Capture. Check your Image Capture Preferences. ...