Since I don't have iTunes, I quoted this from iPod Observer:

"The application that controls how the Mac responds to how to handle what happens when a camera is plugged in is the Image Capture application, not iPhoto (and that?s the one kicker here-if you make this change, iPhoto will not automatically open for any camera you plug into this computer).

To change the behavior:

1. Open Image Capture (in your Applications directory)
2. Open the Preferences panel (Image Capture > Preferences?)
3. Change the drop down following ?When a camera is connected, open:? to ?No application?

iPhoto will stop opening but, iTunes won't open automatically. Re-install “iTunes Helper” which is neccessary to get it opening again automatically:

Sync, then uncheck the box for the option to open iTunes when that iPod is hooked up, sync again, then check the box, and sync one last time. A dialog box pops up that asks if it’s OK to install “iTunes Helper”. Say “yes”. Now it works."
Source(s):
http://www.ipodobserver.com/ipo/forums/viewthread/73062/?utm_campaign=short...


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