"EOS Utility 3" is the application that actually talks to your camera via the wired USB connection. But this has yet another sub-folder on your computer likely named "EU3" which contains an application named "EOS Utility 3". Within that you'll have a sub- folder named "EOS Utility" which contains an application also named "EOS Utility". When you installed the software, it should have created a folder within your "Applications" folder named "Canon Utilities" with several different programs. I put that in quotes because the exactness of the name is important. You can connect the laptop wirelessly to the camera by enabling WiFi in the camera and using "EOS Utility" on the Mac. If WiFi is active then the wired connection is disabled (it's an either/or connection, both can't be enabled at the same time.) So if you've enabled WiFi to pair the camera, you'll need to disable WiFi to use the "wired" connection to the laptop. Until then, i'm hoping that a new camera chord will do the trick. If anyone has any advice i'd appreciate it.
#Wifi adapters for macbook pro sierra mac#
I've tried several reboots of the Mac and Camera. The camera seems to freeze every time i plug it into the computer. I've also tried checking Image Capture, and that too is not working. I've tried checking System Applications to see if it's reading in there, and it's not.
#Wifi adapters for macbook pro sierra software#
The tech also seemed unsure about the fact my MacBook Pro is one of the newer ones with the USB-C outlets rather than the old regular 3.0/3.1.Īnyway, I've tried running the software i've downloaded from the Canon website, the EOS utility, both 1 and 3. I spoke to Tech Support about the USB issue when connected to my Mac, and they kind of gave up, telling me to try again when I purchase a new camera cable (this didn't come with a cable, so i am using a camera cable from a previous camera - they said this might be the issue as they can be finicky when connected using chargin cable instead of communication cable? Does that sound right? I was earlier able to get my iPhone to connect to it using the Canon Connect utility, was able to get all the features of that app working. I just got the Canon Rebel T7i and I'm having some issues with getting my MacBook Pro running High Sierra 10.13.1 to read the camera when it's connected via USB.
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