It is a Nikon D 3000.
I'm absolutely not a camera professional and wanted to ask if I could somehow connect this camera wirelessly to my mac. Because my laptop has no USB port. I would very much like to put the photos on my lap top just don't know how. Can somebody help me?
I recommend a USB connection
The survey was accidentally and has little to do with my question. Can you maybe help me with the actual question?
Any USB port will already be there. Look at the data sheet. There are also Micro USB and USB C, which don't necessarily look like standard USB. Otherwise, buy an SD card reader that is compatible with one of your connections and insert the card from the camera there.
What is a data sheet
Google the model of your device and data sheet. In addition to the performance data, you will also find the various connections of the laptop.
I can't imagine that your Apple notebook doesn't have a USB port at all.
You probably have a USB-C port according to the USB 3.0 or 3.1 standard.
https://www.pcwelt.de/...er,3291167
It is the classic solution via USB cable, but it also works wirelessly (theoretically) via a special SD card with a built-in Wi-Fi adapter.
https://www.amazon.de/...073NHST93/
And in this SD card adapter you can insert a micro SD card with up to 128GB:
https://www.amazon.de/...B07PSFTNQP
(The reviews are rather "mixed"…)
You could then connect your camera as a Wi-Fi device directly to your Apple notebook, or go over the Wi-Fi on your router.
I can't say whether this really works with your camera. You would have to try that yourself. I also can't say anything about Wi-Fi encryption (WPS, WPA1, or WPA2).
And as far as the relatively low storage capacity is concerned:
There are also external hard drives with Wi-Fi, an integrated power bank and a card reader. This could be carried with you and the images from the camera "on the go" can be directly transferred again and again. And thus create space on the SD card again.
However, the prices for something like this are quite high:
https://www.amazon.de/...01MT60Q7Z/
I wanted to address it at least once… I don't think it's a workable solution.
Overall, these cable-bound variants would be much cheaper:
Cable from USB-C to USB-A:
https://www.amazon.de/..._sb_noss_1
Cable from USB-C to Micro-USB (=> very likely candidate):
https://www.amazon.de/...01GGKYAIU/
Card reader with USB-C connection:
https://www.amazon.de/...nb_sb_noss
For the Nikon D3200 there would have been a Wi-Fi adapter directly from Nikon:
https://www.amazon.de/...007VGGIB6/
But your Nikon D3000 is unfortunately not compatible with it.
To my knowledge, there's no WLAN adapter solution for the Nikon D3000. The WU-1a adapter is only supported from the D3200.
I would take a USB cable, there's USB a to USB C.
After 2015, the larger USB A plugs were increasingly replaced by the small USB C types for "design-related" reasons for small laptops / notebooks / convertibles / netbooks.
The accessories include CF / SD / MSD card readers with USB A Hub (Hama, MaXer) for Hama there's even a plug-in power supply.
With the USB3 interface you are faster with the card reader than with the USB1.1 reading in the camera.
