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0dbu

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Mar 10, 2012
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Hello All,

I have a Canon EOS Rebel SLR camera and I am trying to hook it up to my MacBook Pro to pull some pictures off, however, it doesn't seem to be mounting properly. It looks as if the camera and the computer are communicating, but nothing is happening and I don't see anything in Finder. I looked in System Profiler under the USB tab and the computer is seeing the camera, but still I have nothing. Any ideas? Thanks in advance...
 
Make sure the camera is in Mass Storage Mode.

I am not finding anything in the menus. For what it's worth, I've always just plugged it in and it worked on Windows and Linux Mint, kind of befuddled here...
 
Also... try opening Image Capture..... I don't directly connect my camera, so this is just an educated guess...



That did the trick, thank you. I was expecting it to mount like an external disk like it did in the past.
 
That did the trick, thank you. I was expecting it to mount like an external disk like it did in the past.
This is called USB Automount. It is an optional feature of the USB standard. I've used $5.00 keychain cameras that support USB Automount. For reasons known only to itself, Canon does not support this feature.
 
This is called USB Automount. It is an optional feature of the USB standard. I've used $5.00 keychain cameras that support USB Automount. For reasons known only to itself, Canon does not support this feature.

It would auto-mount in Winblows and Linux just fine, threw me for a loop when it wouldn't on the MBP...
 
It would auto-mount in Winblows and Linux just fine, threw me for a loop when it wouldn't on the MBP...
USB Automount is OS-agnostic. MacOS X [and Windows] supports it for all devices that enable the feature. Having the camera mount on the Desktop is not the same thing as USB Automount.
 
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