I have a digital camera designed for use with windows but i have a apple macbook computer what do i do?

how do people with macs load photos onto their macs, do you have to buy special cameras that are mac compatible? How much of a problem is it going to be, as i am a new mac user but if nothing works with it whats the point in a mac? is the playstation portable (psp) compatible with a mac?

Don't worry too much about it. Peripherals are so easy to use with a Mac it's almost silly. Unlike PCs, nearly all peripherals don't require endless driver downloads. Chances are if you just plug in the camera, it'll work. In the rare chance it doesn't, go to your camera's manufacturer website and locate the driver for it. (The world is starting to wake up to the fact that Macs are just better computers...period.)

plug them in and find out. the camera should work, also the psp works!

http://www.macintouch.com/playstation.ht...

Pretty much all cameras use the standard USB Mass Storage format for offloading photos over USB. This is supported by Windows, Mac, Linux and most other modern operating systems.

Those few cameras that don't support USB Mass Storage (and I haven't heard of one like that for years) still let you remove the memory card and put it in a card reader (which does support Mass Storage).

Plug it in and see if it does work. If not, then try the following fix.

If you get a card reader that is mac-compatible (usually about 15 dollars) and also reads cards from your camera, you will be able to take the pictures off the device freely.

hope that helps ya!

Most cameras will come with 2 softwares (2 CDs) for Windows and Mac, use it. The technology of your camera should perform the same either way, as long as you use the proper software

Just plug it in.

Follow the prompt on your camera screen.

Watch them load.