transfering pics to MBP then to pc

[jeanie]

hi csers,

will there be problems if i shoot tethered to macbookpro, and then transfer the pics via a external HDD to my home pc after the day's shoot?

 

[Klose]

hi csers,

will there be problems if i shoot tethered to macbookpro, and then transfer the pics via a external HDD to my home pc after the day's shoot?

nope

 

[jeanie]

nope

thanks for quick reply.

now dunno to buy a mbp or a vaio fz.
argh....

 

[Del_CtrlnoAlt]

thanks for quick reply.

now dunno to buy a mbp or a vaio fz.
argh....

buy a server.

 

[Klose]

thanks for quick reply.

now dunno to buy a mbp or a vaio fz.
argh....

mpb mpb :thumbsup::thumbsup:

 

[ptwong]

btw your ext harddisk need to be formatted to fat32 for mac to use.
mbp is good but ask yourself do u really need it? is your main system a pc? do u intend to convert it to mac?
just make sure u know wat u want and not spur of the moment thing

 

[jeanie]

btw your ext harddisk need to be formatted to fat32 for mac to use.
mbp is good but ask yourself do u really need it? is your main system a pc? do u intend to convert it to mac?
just make sure u know wat u want and not spur of the moment thing

ya...that's why i'm really thinking....sigh...headache.

so can the pc read fat32 formatted hdd?

 

[Gunbucker]

ya...that's why i'm really thinking....sigh...headache.

so can the pc read fat32 formatted hdd?

Yep, both Mac and PC can read FAT32 format. Let me save you the headache, just get a MBP. While it is true that for low-end and moderately spec'ed machines, the PC Notebook is cheaper, for high-end notebooks (such as the 17" MBP), the pricing becomes very competitive.

Before you go on about the weight, no, there's not a huge difference between the 15" and 17" MBP, just a bigger screen. I opted for the 17" MBP and have not looked back.