How to Upload Photos From Nikon D7100 to Mac
Connecting a D7000 to a Mac
RedMac • New Fellow member • Posts: 23
Connecting a D7000 to a Mac
I take a D7000 on social club and I wondered if anyone has had trouble connecting information technology to iPhoto on a Mac. OR practise we demand to utilize Nikon software?
Re: Connecting a D7000 to a Mac
Information technology's not a trouble, simply in general I would recommend placing the sdhc card into a bill of fare reader for transferring images. It tends to exist faster and you don't drain the battery.
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Shooraq • Regular Fellow member • Posts: 282
Re: Connecting a D7000 to a Mac
My MacBook Air allows me to plug in the SD carte direct into the laptop. Much better than using the string to connect the camera body.
Re: Connecting a D7000 to a Mac
I use a USB cablevision and Image Capture.app to transfer, without problems. I assume iPhoto uses the same underlying APIs, so I tin can't think why it wouldn't work as well.
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Re: Connecting a D7000 to a Mac
I have a 2009 iMac 24" and have no bug downloading images from my D7000 via an SDHC card reader. I utilise Nikon Transfer/Nikon ViewNX2 west/ no problems. You should accept no bug though, using iPhoto, if that's your preference.
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Re: Connecting a D7000 to a Mac
I have neve continued my D7K direct but I use a Card Reader and it works fine.
Brev00 • Forum Pro • Posts: 11,524
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Whether y'all take a built-in sdhc slot, use a card reader, or adhere a cable, iPhoto volition piece of work seamlessly with your camera. Once your files are fastened, you can have iPhoto set one of ii ways: 1, you can gear up it up to automatically open and download your images as soon as they are continued; ii, you can have the downloading occur only after yous open iPhoto. When I merely used iPhoto, I used the first selection. At present that I oftentimes use Elements, I employ the 2nd choice. It is very easy to just click on iPhoto and let the images appear. At this point, you accept a few more options. You can select only some of the shots to exist imported or select all. Plus, a neat selection I like, is to hide images already on the site (images on the menu yous have previously imported) then you are only looking at and importing new images. Good luck!
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Larold • Contributing Member • Posts: 791
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Y'all need an Intel mac, otherwise get Adobe DNC and convert the raw files kickoff.
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OP RedMac • New Member • Posts: 23
Re: Connecting a D7000 to a Mac
Very helpful --thanks!
OP RedMac • New Fellow member • Posts: 23
Re: Connecting a D7000 to a Mac
Well the D7000 came and I have taken pics but the downloading to the figurer has non worked well. iphoto downloaded them but they would not open in Photoshop. I tried the Nikon software and they downloaded but I can;t seem to get them transferred to a folder I can work on in Photoshop. I never had this trouble with the D70s. Help please.
Brev00 • Forum Pro • Posts: 11,524
Re: Connecting a D7000 to a Mac
You can download the pictures from your menu directly to photoshop, I believe. At least Elements 9 has an organizer that manages the images for me. When I want to transfer images from iPhoto to Elements, there is no direct passage that I accept found. Instead, I consign the image or anthology to my desktop. In Elements I can import these pics directly from the desktop. Ii steps. Only be careful that you choose the right file type when you lot are exporting. You can export the original, whether RAW or jpeg, or downsized versions. Your choice. Hope this helps.
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OP RedMac • New Member • Posts: 23
Re: Connecting a D7000 to a Mac
I have tried about everything but the only thing that works is to utilise Nikon's ViewNX2 and and then convert information technology to a JPEG file. Then I tin can massage it in Photoshop. The only problem is, I want to download and piece of work with RAW files.
Brev00 • Forum Pro • Posts: 11,524
Re: Connecting a D7000 to a Mac
Did yous try this:
Click on the epitome or the album in iPhoto.
Click File
Click Export
A box volition come up up.
For Kind, choose Original
Click Consign.
Another box comes up.
For Where, choose Desktop.
Click OK.
The shots will appear on your screen.
I don't have your version of Photoshop, only it should get something like:
Click on File.
Click Open up.
Your calculator page appears.
Choose desktop.
Click on the images. Use command primal if there are more than than one.
Click open up.
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OP RedMac • New Member • Posts: 23
Re: Connecting a D7000 to a Mac
I can't become it to load in iPhoto.
tcottrell • Regular Member • Posts: 133
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You must brand sure that your software is updated to the level that supports the D7000 raw files.
OP RedMac • New Member • Posts: 23
Re: Connecting a D7000 to a Mac
I now accept success. Cheers to all of you lot who responded. I upgraded my Mac to Snowfall Leopard (with additional upgrades) and likewise upgraded to Photoshop CS5. Finally I upgraded to iLife xi and now I can download to iPhoto and tin can massage in Photoshop.
Brev00 • Forum Pro • Posts: 11,524
Re: Connecting a D7000 to a Mac
Great new! Thank you for the update.
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OP RedMac • New Member • Posts: 23
Re: Connecting a D7000 to a Mac
Ane of the start pics taken with new D7000 using 60mm lens.
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