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Hi Meow,

> I've just got a Canon A70 digital camera. Can someone tell me how I'm
> supposed to get iPhoto to open when I plug it into my Powerbook? I've
> tried with the camera turned on, off, with iPhoto open, closed etc.
> 
> Is there a magic sequence and settings (and where to set them) to get
> this working? I thought it was automatic :)

There's an application called "Image Capture" which should be in your
Applications folder. Open this application, and check the preferences. There
is an option called "When a camera is connected, open:" and iPhoto is one of
the choices.

Not the most intuitive location for such a setting, I'll admit!

Jeff

I had a Canon G1 and all I had to do was plug in the USB cable, turn
on the camera and select the display pictures setting on the camera.
iPhoto would then gather the pictures and show how many were to be
imported. iPhoto would start automatically. I don't recall changing
any settings to get it to do that. It seemed to be intuitive.
Hope this helps.
Mick

On Fri, 04 Jul 2003 21:34:11 +1000, Cat <meow@purring.cat> wrote:

>Hi all
>
>I've just got a Canon A70 digital camera. Can someone tell me how I'm 
>supposed to get iPhoto to open when I plug it into my Powerbook? I've 
>tried with the camera turned on, off, with iPhoto open, closed etc. 
>
>Is there a magic sequence and settings (and where to set them) to get 
>this working? I thought it was automatic :)
>
>Meow

Cat:
> >I've just got a Canon A70 digital camera. Can someone tell me how I'm 
> >supposed to get iPhoto to open when I plug it into my Powerbook? I've 
> >tried with the camera turned on, off, with iPhoto open, closed etc. 
> >Is there a magic sequence and settings (and where to set them) to get 
> >this working? I thought it was automatic :)

Serial #19781010:
> I had a Canon G1 and all I had to do was plug in the USB cable, turn
> on the camera and select the display pictures setting on the camera.
> iPhoto would then gather the pictures and show how many were to be
> imported. iPhoto would start automatically. I don't recall changing
> any settings to get it to do that. It seemed to be intuitive.
> Hope this helps.
> Mick

*****

Just to satisfy my curiosity: When Cat says (in effect) "It doesn't
work. How do I make it work," how does the reply "It works for me."
help in any way?

Davoud

-- 
usenet *at* davidillig dawt com

Davoud said:

> Cat:
>>> I've just got a Canon A70 digital camera. Can someone tell me how I'm
>>> supposed to get iPhoto to open when I plug it into my Powerbook? I've
>>> tried with the camera turned on, off, with iPhoto open, closed etc.
>>> Is there a magic sequence and settings (and where to set them) to get
>>> this working? I thought it was automatic :)
> 
> Serial #19781010:
>> I had a Canon G1 and all I had to do was plug in the USB cable, turn
>> on the camera and select the display pictures setting on the camera.
>> iPhoto would then gather the pictures and show how many were to be
>> imported. iPhoto would start automatically. I don't recall changing
>> any settings to get it to do that. It seemed to be intuitive.
>> Hope this helps.
>> Mick
> 
> *****
> 
> Just to satisfy my curiosity: When Cat says (in effect) "It doesn't
> work. How do I make it work," how does the reply "It works for me."
> help in any way?

It wasn't my post but it helps me because I know the software isn't broken
and the problem is in _my_setup_ so I keep troubleshooting. If someone posts
that they have the same setup and it doesn't work for them either, maybe I
take a rest.

HTH,
Steve  = : ^ )
-- 
Not my real email address of course but true all the same. Reply to
steveb.bigpond@net@au swapping the "." and the "@"s.

I dont have problem. I open iPhoto. Connect camera to a USB port.. Turn 
on camera..Nikon 4300. Wait ten seconds, and up comes the blue "import". 
Select that.  and in they come. I guess this does not help much.

Graley.

In article <BB2C6DD7.13D68%steveb@bigpond.net.au>,
 Steve Ball <steveb@bigpond.net.au> wrote:

> Davoud said:
> 
> > Cat:
> >>> I've just got a Canon A70 digital camera. Can someone tell me how I'm
> >>> supposed to get iPhoto to open when I plug it into my Powerbook? I've
> >>> tried with the camera turned on, off, with iPhoto open, closed etc.
> >>> Is there a magic sequence and settings (and where to set them) to get
> >>> this working? I thought it was automatic :)
> > 
> > Serial #19781010:
> >> I had a Canon G1 and all I had to do was plug in the USB cable, turn
> >> on the camera and select the display pictures setting on the camera.
> >> iPhoto would then gather the pictures and show how many were to be
> >> imported. iPhoto would start automatically. I don't recall changing
> >> any settings to get it to do that. It seemed to be intuitive.
> >> Hope this helps.
> >> Mick
> > 
> > *****
> > 
> > Just to satisfy my curiosity: When Cat says (in effect) "It doesn't
> > work. How do I make it work," how does the reply "It works for me."
> > help in any way?
> 
> It wasn't my post but it helps me because I know the software isn't broken
> and the problem is in _my_setup_ so I keep troubleshooting. If someone posts
> that they have the same setup and it doesn't work for them either, maybe I
> take a rest.
> 
> HTH,
> Steve  = : ^ )

In <meow-22E270.21341104072003@otis.netspace.net.au> Cat  wrote:
> Hi all
> 
> I've just got a Canon A70 digital camera. Can someone tell me how I'm 
> supposed to get iPhoto to open when I plug it into my Powerbook? I've 
> tried with the camera turned on, off, with iPhoto open, closed etc. 
> 
> Is there a magic sequence and settings (and where to set them) to get 
> this working? I thought it was automatic :)
> 
> Meow
> 
I am surprise you wouldn't have it automatically launched, especially 
since Canon is well supported. Are you connected via USB? Did you get 
prompted by iPhoto to automamtically launch when a connection is 
detected.

My experience with iPhoto started with an old HP digital camera which 
only connected through a serial connection. Prior to my first Mac I 
stopped using the serial port on a Windows machine because it took so 
long to download photos. I used a flash card reader. When I got my iBook 
I took the flash card reader and plugged it in. When I put the card into 
the reader iPhoto would launch. Later when I got a Sony Cybershot for my 
birthday I plugged it directly in and iPhoto prompted me for the option 
to "Automatically" launch when the camera was connected. I have not seen 
a settings within iPhoto to activate or deactivate this feature.

If you can provide more information that might help.