How do i get the camera settings to work with a Mac Safari browser

Need to know what model your laptop is and what operating system. However, here is a workaround:
You should be able to access the Internet through your ISP, without accessing your email account. Try it with Google. if you can got into the internet, download another browser, such as Firefox. Try accessing your email account from Firefox. You may have exceeded your log-in tries with Safari (3 times wrong and you're locked out) so enter a new password and remember it or write it down. Or, go to the library and try to access your email...again change your password and write it down. This will prove your email is still active. Your operating system may not support a later browser...my OS 10.4.11 on an old Mac Pro can't be updated.
Power PCs won't run an OS later than 10.5 (Leopard) Try updating your OS, then try for a later browser.

Which web browser do you use? In Firefox, click the icon that looks like a clock and then click "Clear recent history..." Scroll down and select "Everything" and then click "Clear Now." If you use another browser, look through the Options or Settings for similar wording.

Another option - if you use Windows or a Mac - is to use CCleaner. It's free and available at http://www.piriform.com/ccleaner - Do not click the Buy Now button. Click Download Now to get the free version. Once it's downloaded and installed, open the program. Select the Cleaner option on the left (brush icon) and you'll see a lot of check boxes. If you have Internet Explorer, check Temporary Internet Files and History. If you use another browser, click the Application tab, find your browser and check Internet Cache and Internet History (Chrome and Firefox options). If you want to see what's available to be deleted, click Analyze (at the bottom). If you just want to delete without checking, click Run Cleaner.

go to start up menu OR totally shut down PC then On ... when DOS --screen appears click stop screen then DOS MODE

Have you tried under the safari menu resetting safari and then emptying the cache or you could download firefox or one of the other browsers available to see if they work. Hope this helps.

In short, it's not built in to Safari. You can either install a plug-in for Safari or try a different web browser such as Firefox or Camino.

Some plugins that may help:

1. Saft (http://haoli.dnsalias.com/Saft/index.html) adds a new preference pane in Safari called Saft, and two extra menu items under Safari menu, just above the "Preferences...", called "Full Screen" and "Max Screen".
2. Megazoomer (http://ianhenderson.org/megazoomer.html) will install for any program (not just Safari for web browsing) and allows you to put any window full screen.

Other browsers to use instead of safari include:

1. Firefox (http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/internet_utilities/mozillafirefox.html)
2. Camino (http://caminobrowser.org/)

I believe both of those browsers allow for full screen functions.

1. Make sure than no other Apps are using your iSight camera. Quit (not just close) all other apps that a running. There should be no 'lights' under any of the dock icons apart from your web browser and finder.
2. Reset safari settings. MenuBar: Safari---> Reset Safari

2. (If still not working) Update to the latest version of flash player (adobe.com). relaunch browser
3. (If still not working) Right click blank screen and choose 'flash settings', make sure you 'enable' webcam use.
4. (if still not working) try another browser (Chrome/Firefox)

try a different browser, reinstall safari, check Console for error messages. Also try deleting the safari plist.

SOMETIMES THE PROBLEM IS FROM THE OS TRY TO UPDATE YOUR OS. OR MAC OSX.. THEN TRY AGAIN

Are you using a mac or a pc?
Either way, an alternate browser is Firefox.

In order to shoot "HI" TIFF images first set the Image Size option to either "5M 2592x1944" or "3:2 2592x1728." Next, choose "HI" as the Image Quality option. "HI" is only available in one of the manual exposure modes (P, S, A or M) and is not available in the "Auto" shooting mode. If "HI" is selected and the camera is switched to "Auto" the Image Quality will automatically switch to "FINE" mode and a JPEG image will be recorded. Additionally, "HI" is only available in "S" Single frame Continuous shooting.