How do I get photos off G9X Mark II to a Mac?
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Re: How do I get photos off G9X Mark II to a Mac?
robr wrote:
Disclaimer, I'm a tech guy but not a Mac guy or a camera guy. I bought my wife a G9X and she uses a Mac.
I've tried wifi, the camera sees her computer and says it connects, but when I run CameraWindow on her computer it says No Camera Was Found.
I tried a USB cable. I turn on the camera in playback mode. From everything I read, the Mac Photos program is supposed to automatically start, but it doesn't. I ran it manually and don't see any options to allow importing. I have no idea if the Mac even sees that the camera is connected to a USB port. Do I need to disable WiFi on the camera or something?
Any help appreciated. Thanks!
Easiest way - and fastest - is a card reader. Universally accepted on both Apple & PC, very low cost, and reliable.
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