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I got this really neat little 'Go Pro' knock off on Amazon at a price that I could afford but unfortunately it doesn't support the Mac by a cable connection or SDCard format ( there was no indication of this situation until I had printed out the manual ). The SD Card format is FAT32.
The manufacturer ( Dragon Touch Vision 3 Pro is the camera ) is very responsive to emails but can only suggest transferring pics and video from the camera to my iPhone, or get a compatible tablet, but I need to ultimately get them into my Mac. Transferring into the iPhone seems a bit of a clunky method, and then could I even get them into the Mac in whatever form they were in. I notice that the format for an SD Card for myPanasonic Lumix camera is ExFat, is there some relationship among these 'FAT' formats?
I hate to send this little camera back as it is such a good deal with the waterproof case and lots of different mounting options for all kinds of things, two batteries and it only cost me $60 CDN after $25 coupon on Amazon.
Any suggestions from you Mac photographers in the know?
Thanks in advance for any help forthcoming.
The manufacturer ( Dragon Touch Vision 3 Pro is the camera ) is very responsive to emails but can only suggest transferring pics and video from the camera to my iPhone, or get a compatible tablet, but I need to ultimately get them into my Mac. Transferring into the iPhone seems a bit of a clunky method, and then could I even get them into the Mac in whatever form they were in. I notice that the format for an SD Card for myPanasonic Lumix camera is ExFat, is there some relationship among these 'FAT' formats?
I hate to send this little camera back as it is such a good deal with the waterproof case and lots of different mounting options for all kinds of things, two batteries and it only cost me $60 CDN after $25 coupon on Amazon.
Any suggestions from you Mac photographers in the know?
Thanks in advance for any help forthcoming.