panos
Established
i have connected my leica M8 on the computer Mac and my computer does not detect the camera . it does not make sense to me . is there anyone out there that had a similar problem before? or anyone having any advise on how to solve this problem ?
thanks panos
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thanks panos
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sunsworth
Well-known
Try starting the Image Capture application. The camera doesn't appear as a detected device on a Mac.
Even better buy a card reader - makes things a lot easier.
Even better buy a card reader - makes things a lot easier.
Eric T
Well-known
I just put the SD card into a SanDisk USB adaptor. My Mac recognizes the adpator just fine.
Eric
Eric
parameters
Established
a SD card reader do the job.... otherwise check your USB port is working
it happened to me before with other cameras (i'm still waiting for my M8), usually because the battery is dead or etc...
it happened to me before with other cameras (i'm still waiting for my M8), usually because the battery is dead or etc...
achi4
Member
The M8 does not appear as a disk on the Mac
Plug camera into USB, and then import the images using Capture One, Lightroom, Bridge. Any of these and many others will recognize the M8
maurice
Plug camera into USB, and then import the images using Capture One, Lightroom, Bridge. Any of these and many others will recognize the M8
maurice
achi4
Member
By the way, forgot to say Turn the camera on!!
maurice
maurice
panos
Established
thanx guys
etrigan63
Rangefinder Padawan
So, which error was it?
Eric T
Well-known
Also, make sure you have the latest update of any Apple software you may be using. Earlier versions of iPhoto and Aperture could not recognize the Leica DNG files. Current versions can.
Eric
Eric
eli griggs
Well-known
You can always go to the Apple Menu and click on "About This Mac" and then look inside "More Info..." to see what's showing up in the hardware section or under usb. You should be able to see your camera there.
Eli
Eli
jaapv
RFF Sponsoring Member.
Don't download through USB. Not only do you get this kind of problems, an unexpected power surge on the USB port (rare, but it has been known to happen) will damage the electronics of your camera. If you insist, do use a surge protector in the power line of your Mac or PC. Card readers cost next to nothing and are very light and compact, so there is no reason not to use them.
