Unfortunately my Mac OS 10.10.3 is not mounting the card reader I bought today and neither is Image Capture finding it. But, more importantly, the import from Aperture function is aimed at one time migration from Aperture to CO, not for day to day integration between the two. Others may be certain, i never use CO to do this.Īlternatively, if I import into Aperture as usual (exclusively RAW images) and then import from Aperture to CO8 Trial, will the RAW conversion of my original camera images already have been done by Aperture and hence not give me the benefit of CO8's reputed to be superior RAW Converter? Then import as desired.ĭoes CO8 offer the option of deleting imported images afterwards like Aperture does? Other than that, once you've copied the images off of the camera into a directory of choice, open CO8 and point it at that directory. I seriously advise you to get a card reader, they're cheap. Read up on Image Capture on the internet.ģ) - Launch CO8? I am planning to download a CO8 Trial later today and want to start off by importing some images direct from my camera - I don't have a card reader. Otherwise, launch it while your camera is connected and in the left bottom corner choose to always open image capture when camera connected. It should launch automatically when you connect the camera. You can however use the Image Capture program, an image download program that comes with every Mac.ġ) - Launch Image Capture from the Applications folder
CO8 does not read the card from your camera when you connect your camera.
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