Mac photo editing program: But which photoshop?
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Hi i don't know how serious you are about photo editing but I have done it for years and find Photoshop Elements 6 to be excellent. I have used it for about a year now. It came out later that the one for windows so when windows came out with PE7 for windows I called adobe and asked them if it had more features in the windows version and he said that PE7 for windows was the same as PE 6 for mac because the mac version came out later it had all the new features first. It has many of the features of the much more expensive full version of photoshop. There are online tutorials to help you learn it and there is tech support. I bought it originally for under $100 and upgrades are cheaper. If you do a search you might find it cheaper. The new version of Iphoto is also very good. It comes free with the new macs or it is part of Ilife 09. I have looked into Adobe lightroom and Aperture 2 and have not been persuaded that they are necessary for me. PE6 for mac has raw support for many cameras . Hope that helps. Ron
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I went on the Fisher Price site and it said this: Photo editing software is not Mac-compatible, but you can connect this camera directly to your Mac to transfer images.
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Photoshop Elements 9. It's not as fancy as regular Photoshop, but it works for me.
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There's a Mac application: http://www.polaroid.com/en/greylabel#/module-1008
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The P7700 ships with Nikon View NX. It allows for basic photo editing and organization tasks. This may be a good starting point for you. I use Apeture from Apple on my MacBook Pro or if you own a Mac you can also use iPhoto with the P7700. I'm sure there is something similar to iPhoto on the Windows platform. Adobe Lightroom, while not free, is very good and relatively low cost.
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I can't help, as I do not have a Mac. But I would think you might the answers on the Adobe website.?
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All responses are spot on. The downside of RAW is that software, such as iPhoto does not support RAW, and will not import the files. If you have/buy Photoshop Elements 6 Mac, you can download Adobe's plug-in which will allow importation of RAW format files.
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Don't have a MAC. Sorry. ♡♡♡My Kodak printer, though. Having the 4x6 photo paper always loaded is fun. And the Kodak photo app. on my phone is just the best.
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personally I use capture NX... I never used photoshop... however, after reading many reviews... almost everyone agreed, Capture NX is the tool to go for any Nikon user.
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If your Mac has an SD card reader that is the easiest way to import your photos. It will automatically open iPhoto and you can import them.
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The photo studio expressions will do that. It is much more user friendly than photoshop elements.
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For what it's worth, I use Photoshop Elements 2.0 with my AR3700. 2.0 is a very old version, but still works really well for all my photo editing tasks. So far as I can tell, my edits of 8MB images don't challenge the Atom D525 CPU at all, even with several images in memory.
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Interesting. Which version of photoshop are you using? I can use it, using version c6.
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i'm running it on Mac OS X 10.9.5 and using "Image Acquire" to get it done.
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Yes. http://blogs.adobe.com/photoshopdotcom/2012/10/windows-8-and-photoshop.html
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not really, there is a default software in the Mac, just like in windows that can transfer photos to your Mac.
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I believe that the software that comes with the camera has a "MAC" option for installation. The image files that are produced by this camera work in the "MAC" platform.