Camera Connector

Camera Connector is only USB 1.1. Does anybody know if this is true?
FYI the Connector works with the Sony Alpha 100, it moved 945 mb of raw plus JPG files in 18 minutes with a drain of approx. one quarter to one third on the battery. Sandisk Extreme III 1GB card.
G4 466/SONY DVD RW DW-Q30A, G3 233 Desktop Mac OS X (10.3.9) ipod-photo 60g, Sony Alpha 100 Camera

no. in order to get photos on the nano you need to have them in the directory you specify on the computer and itunes will copy them over as long as there is space on the nano.

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My apple camera connector comes up with an error "this accessorty is not supported.." on my iPhone 4 now that I have updated to iOS7, previously it worked fine. Any suggestions?

I have an iPhone 4 and a camera card connector (bought from apple) which worked fine together, then I updated to iOS7 and now when I plug it in it says " This accessory is not supported by this iPhone."
Any suggestions on how to get my certified apple camera connector working with my iPhone again would be greatly appreciated. I really wish I hadn't updated to iOS7....
Thanks

You need to update iTunes to 11.1 on your PC

Ipod color + mediareader or camera connector

Hi all,
First i have the media reader to sync photo's from CF card to the ipod.
Now i think that is pretty slow. So i bought the camera connector. I was told that it would be much faster (usb 2.0). I have the Minolta Dynax 7D DLSR wich is on the compatibilty list. Now the local apple store told me that is because of my camera. Why is the camera listed on the compatibilty list while it is not 100% compatible?
The camera connector is much slower that the media reader. I have tried both settings, USB and PTP.
It takes about half an hour to transfer a 1gb CF content. I mean... i guess 30sec at least per photo (raw+jpg) while on the pc it transfers with 2.2mb per second (8sec per photo).
regards
Edgar

really nobody knows?

IPod Camera Connector for the iPod Touch

I have an iPod Camera Connector for a previous model of iPod. Now that I have an iPod Touch, when I try to use it I get an error message that states this device is not supported. Has iPod created a Camera Connector to upload pictures from a card larger than a 512mg card (ie a 2+ GB card or larger) that is supported by the iPod touch?
Thanks,
Denice

I don't believe so, as the iPod touch doesn't support "disk use" (it doesn't mount as a hard drive on your computer).
CG

Does iPod Nano work with Camera Connector?

Is the iPod Nano able to work with the Camera Connector? How about the Belkin Camera Connector or Belkin Media Reader?

6GB nano we might see in a year, a 20 GB nano is presently only a fantasy and while eventually possible, we won't be seeing it anytime soon. To my understanding the belkin media reader uses firewire to communicate among other things so no it wont work with the Nano. And of course the Nano is windows preformatted windows compatible.

Camera Connector doesn't work with Nikon DSLR?

I just got the camera connector, and when I connect it to my Nikon D5200 to directly download photos to my iPhone 5, it tells me my Nikon isn't supported. If it's just reading an SD card, I don't see how this should be an issue. Am I just missing the right software? Is it different if I use an iPad instead?
We're travelling in a few days, and I was hoping to just bring my camera and phone and not have to cart a laptop around to upload photos to the web.
Many thanks!

The camera connector is not for the iphone at all.
It is for the ipad.

HT4101 Lightning to USB Camera Connector & the IPad 4

When connecting the Lightning to USB Camera Connector to the IPad 4; it is giving a MSG that the device requires too much power. Any suggestions??

What are trying to use it with ? If a flash drive or card reader then a lot of them require more power than is supplied to the kit, though a powered reader might work. If a camera then does the camera have a menu setting on it to enable Picture Transfer Protocol (PTP or Pictbridge) or Mass Storage Device - I know that some Canon DSLRs do, I'm not sure about other makes.

My Samsung Galaxy Camers SD Card just won't work on my iPad via the camera connector - please help!

Hi, I have a Samsung Galaxy Camera and I try to connect my Micro SDHC card via the iPad camera connector kit.
This has worked in the past with other memory cards but this is a new one and each time I go to the import option on my photos it says "No Photo"
I use an adapter to connect the sd card as it's micro, I have tried my other adapter to connect the camera via the lead however the accessory is not supported due to the camera needing more power!
I have read someone else's post and they suggested to reformat the card, I have used the disc utility to format it however it's saying its FAT32. I can't seem to format my card through my camera either?!
I'm at a loss as to what I can do and my local Apple store have stopped giving appointments to the Genius Bar so hoping someone here might help me out
I want to use my camera at christmas but know the picture upload is going to be a nightmare!!!
Thanks

Another way. You can use a USB flash drive & the camera connection kit.
Plug the USB flash drive (works the same with an SD card) into your computer & create a new folder titled DCIM. Then put your movie/photo files into the folder. The files must have a filename with exactly 8 characters long (no spaces) plus the file extension (i.e., my-movie.mov; DSCN0164.jpg).
Now plug the flash drive into the iPad using the camera connection kit. Open the Photos app, the movie/photo files should appear & you can import. (You can not export using the camera connection kit.)
Using The iPad Camera Connection Kit
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4101
iPad: Using iPad Camera Connector with unsupported USB devices
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4106
Secrets of the iPad Camera Connection Kit
http://howto.cnet.com/8301-11310_39-57401068-285/secrets-of-the-ipad-camera-conn ection-kit/
 Cheers, Tom

Photo orientation importing via Camera Connector

Hi all.
I've got my first iPod (iPod video, 30 gB, black): it's great.
I also got the camera connector, and I have tried to import photo from my camera. It works fine, but the portrait photos appear in landscape: is it possible to automatically change the orientation?
Thanks,
Roberto

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IPod unmounts when downloading photos imported via iPod camera connector

I've got a fifth generation (video) iPod. I recently purchased an iPod camera connector and used it on a recent trip. I took over 500.jpgs and transfered them successfully from my Nikon D200 camera to my iPod. Now I'm trying to download them into iPhoto. Upon connecting my iPod to my iMac iPhoto automatically asked if I wanted to download the 500+ photos and I said yes. It began the download and then stopped part way through "roll" #2 of the six rolls on the iPod. For some reason the iPod unmounted itself and the iPod icon dissapeared from my desktop. So I disconnected it and started over. This time the iPod unmounted literally seconds after appearing on the desktop.
When I go into the iPod it appears as if all of my photos are there. My problem is that I'm not able to get them onto my iMac.
One thought I had was to enable my iPod for use as a hard drive in order to simply drag and drop the photos but I'm somewhat affraid to do this. I don't want it to wipe out all of my photos. Also, I'm guessing it will just unmount itself again anyway.
Any thoughts for me?
Thanks,
Ben

I have a Nikon D5100 and I typically shoot Raw + JPEG and I take pics in large size on my Nikon. When I transfer using the SD card and camera connection kit, my pics are regular size. I'm wondering if the fact they are RAW only is causing your issue. Try traking some pics in full size using either RAW + JPEG or just JPEG and then transfer and see if the resolution is larger.

CANON 350D with Apple camera connector problem !

Dear all,
Can somebody help me out with the following problem:
When I connect my 350d to my new Apple video 60GB via the original Apple camera connector I get the message device unknown and it simple will not import any images stored on the 350 D
Hope you can help since i'm now on holiday with a lot of phot

I just got one of the camera connectors today and got it to work with the A620. My iPod froze the first time; I think because I plugged in the camera before turning it on. I've only transferred a few pictures so far. I'll probably fill up my 512MB card this week and see what happens. I'll repost if I have any problems.

Viewing photos imported with camera connector

Hello,
I just purchased a camera connector and was immediatedly able to import photos from my camera with no problems. However, the manual states that I should be able to view the photos by (1) Choosing Photos > Photo Import, and then choose the roll I want to view and (2) Choosing Browse to display my photos.
The problem I'm having is that after I choose my roll it only shows the roll info (11 photos, size 17.3 MB) and options for Delete Roll or Cancel. There is no Browse.
I'm using a 60 GB Video iPod with version 1.2 firmware.
Any help would be appreciated. I've already searched the discussions and didn't see anyone with this exact issue.
Thanks.
MacBook & G4 Quicksilver Mac OS X (10.4.8)

False alarm I guess. I didn't change any settings on the camera or iPod, but now I can browse through the imported pictures. Curious.

Camera connector and Samsung ST1000 - "too much power"?

I purchased my iPad primarily to take on an overseas holiday so that I could access my email; and
(ii) Download and manage photos off my Samsung St1000 digital camera.
I also purchased the camera connector. However, whenever I try and connect the camera via USB, I get a message that the "accessory is unavaile: The attached accessory uses too much power" and it won't let me access the photos to copy them across.
Any suggestions as to how I get around this problem?

Is the battery in the camera fully charged? Googling says the camera takes a micro SD card. There might be adopters that will allow putting the micro SD card in an adopter so you can use the camera connection kit SD card reader. Or you might be able to buy a USB micro
card reader and plug it into the camera connection kit USB connector.

Photos - camera connector

I am considering buying an iPad to take on a trip instead of my laptop.
I want to back up pictures from camera, via the camera connector.
My questions are:
1. Does it leave the pictures as they are, or it "optimizes" them? This is what the iPhone or iPod Touch do with the pictures imported from the computer (they reduce them to 100K or so regardless of the original size)
2. How fast is the transfer?
Thanks in advance.

if the photos are "untouched"
can I assume it will import/transfer the Nikon NEF into the iPad which I can sync back to Aperture on my desktop, thanks?

Camera connector problem

I have a Fujifilm F10 digital camera, iPod 4G with click wheel and camera connector. I have once successfully managed to transfer 6 photos from the camera to iPod with the connector. I just plugged them together and it did it automatically. I have now taken a lot more pictures and a few short videos. I tried the same again and it keeps saying "Card not inserted". I have checked the card is working in the camera and that all of the leads are tightly together. Any idea what the problem might be? Could it be due to the video clips?

Make sure the 30 pin dock connector on the USB adaptor isn't damaged or dirty, if that isn't the case, plug the camera in, and then the adaptor. If that doesn't seem to work the adaptor may be defective.

Photo Transfer Problem From Minox Dcc M3 to Ipod via Camera Connector

Hi,
I have a minox Dcc M3 digital camera,and i recently purchased a 5th generation ipod with the intention of downloading images from my minox camera direct to the ipod, so that i could delete the images from my camera and carry on taking more pictures without having to carry my laptop around with me, The camera only has a 32mb built in flash memory and will not download direct to the ipod via an ipod camera connector,I have tried other cameras that only have built in flash memory and none of them will download direct to the ipod, Has anyone out there come across this problem before,according to apple the ipod supports the following image transfer protocols:- PTP
Type 4 (or Normal)and Mass Storage.Could anyone tell me if there is any firmware update for the ipod or camera that would make the ipod compatible with the cameras flash memory and allow me to download my images to my ipod.

I don`t think there is an option to turn on or off any transfer protocols,on connecting the camera to windows xp it connects staight away and viewing/downloading photos is no problem,it works the same as my other camera no problem.I have followed apples procedure of connecting (ie:-turn on ipod/connect camera connector/turn on camera and connect usb cable) the camera then shuts off immediately,i can turn it on again but all i get from the ipod is the message "ready to connect".It seems to me that the ipod does not even know the camera is connected?,looks like maybe this camera is not compatible with ipod,but i cannot help but think that other camera makes with built in memory would suffer from the problem.

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