Camera Connector for Specific Photos

I am looking into buying a camera connector for my iPod photo. I just wanted to know a few things.
1) Is it possible to connect it to a camera and choose specific photos to transfer or do you have to transfer all the photos in order?
2) Once the photos are transfered, is it simple to transfer it onto the computer?
3) Which connector is the best?
If anybody has any information about this Could you please reply and help me out?
Thank You!

Yossie, Welcome to the discussion area!
Camera to iPod: All the photos are transferred from the camera to the iPod.
iPod to Computer: Just like you would transfer photos from your camera to your computer.
The processes are described in KB 301059, How to use the iPod Camera Connector.

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