- First, you must remove the memory card from the back of the camera.
To see a diagram of this, consult page 13 of the User's Manual.
- Then you must insert the memory card into the memory card reader,
which should be hooked up to the computer you plan to use.
- Once the card is inserted, a NikonD1 icon will appear on the desktop.
Double-click on this and navigate your way into the 100_NC file,
which contains your images.
- Next, go to your Apple menu where you will find NiftyTelnet.
A window should appear, if it does not, go to FILE and select NEW and you
will see it. In the window, click on Scp...S.
- In the next window, drag your 100_NC file into the section labeled source files, select binary mode, and type your destination path (the location where you want the images to go). For instance, when photographing butterflies, I would type: /home/web/dl/butter.
When photographing bees, I would type: /home/web/dl/bees. Then, click START COPY!
- Before it starts to copy your images, it will prompt you for login id and password, which you will be told before photographing.
Once the correct login/password is entered it should start copying. You should always check before deleting the images to see if they have arrived at their destination. For instance, I would type: cd butter in my shelltool to see if my butterfly pictures are there and so on.
- Once you know the photographs transferred properly, you should drag your 100_NC file into the trash and then drag the NikonD1 icon into the trash.
It will then prompt you to remove the card (do not click OK, simply take the memory card and the window will close). Now you can modify your images!
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