IPod 5G picture import from Nikon D70

I have the iPod 5G and I am wondering if there is a way for me to shoot a picture with my Nikon D70 and have the picture go directly into my iPod. I do not care where it goes as long as it is there. If there is a way please let me know. Thanks.

Comp.Guy
From camera to ipod through the connector it's pretty slow, but if you get a card reader the Belkin Hi-Speed USB 2.0 15-in-1 Media Card Reader/Writer(Model No. F5U249ea) amazon do them, is the one i know definately works with the ipod connector, it's bus powered so know batteries or mains needed, plus it's usb-2 so it's alot faster than doing it from the camera, if you do it this way you can put another memory card in your camera and keep shooting, and put the full one in the card reader-to iPod for transfer in the bag. then swap them over and carry on until you've finished shooting, fastest and easiest way.
Hayden
No worries, it will definately store the file, if you copy what ive written above about the card reader, it'll take any memry card and save your batteries, also if you can change settings onn the camera fiddle around with them to see if you can make a compatible format!

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