Downloading Sony camera DSC P8 software to MAC OX X (10.4.10

I recently purchased this MAC and wanted to upload pics from my Sony DSC P-8. The software CD that came with the camera says its for MAC OS 8.51/8.6/9.09/9.1/9.2. When I tried to install the CD, it signaled that its not compatible. I haven't been able to get any info from Sony.
Can you help?
Thanks

Forget the CD. Plug in the camera and iPhoto will launch and ask you if you want to load your pics from the camera. It knows how to do it already.

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