Image Capture

I gave up and re-installed the scan program from Canon. It works fine. Good luck

My image capture stopped working too. ...

jumbo bits up first, then launch "Image Capture." See if Image Capture recognizes the printer as a scanner, and, if so, you can use that program to scan. ...

I have never needed to load any Sony software onto my Mac to get the camera to work with iPhoto. When I had this problem with my Sony camera, I found it would work and open iPhoto if I took the Memory Stick out of the camera and put it into a USB card reader. Then I found that Sony had listed some updated software for my camera. After doing the upgrade everything is...

Secondly, open the application Image Capture. This is the program that actually detects the camera is connected and then opens iPhoto. ...

That's a tough one, not knowing what kind of Macintosh you have, what make and model of camera you have, what version of OS X you're running, and how exactly you're trying to download photos from the camera (Image Capture, iPhoto, Aperture, etc.). Please give more detail so we can begin to troubleshoot your problem. Right now, all we know is that you have some kind of...

Trying to get my DX4200 to work with my Macbook Pro running OSX 10.5.4 I downloaded the latest version of the driver & epson scan from their site & installed them. When I try to scan from Photoshop CS2 I go to file/import, I can select "epson stylus cx4100/dx4200" from list but then get an error message which says "epson scan cannot be started." Was on Epson's E-talk most...

I am having the same damn Problem .I am trying to search for a free Image capture for imac and no luck..I will let you know if I find it.I went threw all my disk the computer came with and cant find it ..maybe its under a different name .. ...

We don't have nearly enough information to even speculate why your Image Capture application became useless. ...

Is the file you downloaded named "MF4300_D480_ScanGear_V100_MacOSX_us_EN.dmg"? If so, it looks like you need to use Mac OS X's "Image Capture" application in order to scan with it. It doesn't look like that software installs any standalone application; rather, it installs TWAIN drivers meant to be used with "Image Capture."