No images to import

Help. I just returned from a big trip with loads of pictures and when I connected my camera one SanDisk worked great but when I put the other in iPhoto says "no images to import". I can see the images on my camera, though? Any ideas?
iMac Mac OS X (10.4) Nikon 4600 Coolpix

Hi there,
I would try it again, remove and reinsert the suspect card. If it still does not work, if I had another computer I would try that one. If that doesn't work, but you can still see the images through your camera. I would bring the camera and card to the nearest reputable photo lab and have them try to copy images onto a CD... also, make sure batteries are fresh.
Rick
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