Apple iPad Camera Connection Kit
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₱1,790.00
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Overview
With the iPad Camera Connection Kit, it's incredibly easy to download photos and videos from your digital camera to your iPad so you can view them on the gorgeous iPad display and share them with family and friends.
The kit includes two connectors, each with a different interface:
- The Camera Connector features a USB interface. Just plug it into the dock connector port on your iPad, then attach your digital camera or iPhone using a USB cable (not included). iPhone 3G is not supported.
- Use the SD Card Reader to import photos and videos directly from your camera's SD card. Connect it to your iPad, then insert your digital camera's SD card into the slot.
After you make the connection, your iPad automatically opens the Photos app, which lets you choose which photos and videos to import, then organizes them into albums. When you sync iPad to your PC or Mac, the photos and videos on your iPad are added to your computer's photo library.
What’s in the Box
Camera Connector
SD Card Reader
Tech Specs
iPad and the Camera Connection Kit support standard photo formats, including JPEG and RAW, along with SD and HD video formats, including H.264 and MPEG-4.
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Answers from the community
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Can these work on an iPhone 4S in IOS 9.3.5
- Asked by Michael Angelo T from Matina
- on 06 9, 18
Answer now(Can these work on an iPhone 4S in IOS 9.3.5)
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Can I write to a SD card via the SD reader or is it read only?
- Asked by Martin T from IPSWICH
- on 06 20, 10
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Does the USB accesory read USB flashdrives for more than just pictures? This will increase my interest in buying one. Thanks
- Asked by Anonymous A from XXXXXXX
- on 06 14, 10
Answer
No It Dose Not
- Answered by Anonymous A
- on 11 25, 10
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can ipad/ipad camera connection kit be a good alternative to using a laptop on photoshoots
- Asked by Anonymous A from XXXXX
- on 05 12, 10
Best Answer:
I hasten to add that I won't have my ipad and connection kit for just under 2 weeks but as a fellow I hasten to add that I won't have my ipad and connection kit for just under 2 weeks but as a fellow UK photographer here is how I'm thinking just now. 1) For a 5d I'm assuming you are using UDMA CF cards. That means to connect you will use a direct connection via the USB adapter. 2) It is known that USB headphone/microphone set can be successfully connected to the USB adapter, as can a USB keyboard. 3) It is known that the USB adapter won't recognise external drives, only cameras. It might be that all external drives tested were USB bus powered and it might work with an external powered drive, we'll have to see. 4) It is known that while you can copy images and videos from the SD card reader to the iPad, you can't copy them from the iPad to the SD card reader. 5) It is known that the iPad shows reasonable images with Canon and Nikon raw files but terrible images with Leica DNG files which hold much smaller previews. This indicates that the iPad is not really reading the raw file but the jpeg previews inside the file package. Leica users are getting round that issue by shooting DNG+Jpeg and then the iPad works on the jpeg instead of the DNG file. As such, right now, I think the answer is that you will still need the laptop for in-field editing unless you restrict your workflow to jpegs. However I'd expect that the demand for a fully raw capable iPad app will be high from photographers and if it doesn't appear in the form of an app with this itteration of the iPad, I'd think it will with a more powerfull 2nd generation iPad.
- Answered by Anonymous A from XXXXXX
- on 05 18, 10
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Can you use the Lightning adaptor with the 30 pin camera kit to import to iPad Air/iPhone 5s and if so how?
- Asked by Jenny D from Perth
- on 11 8, 15
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Will this work on ipad 2 with ios 9
- Asked by Martin B from CANYON
- on 10 2, 15
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