IPod and Nikon Coolpix S2 compatibility?

Hi,
I'm thinking of buying the ipod 60G but want to make sure it's compatibile with my cameras. I have a Nikon Coolpix s2 and a Canon PowerShot G3. Is it compatible with those?
Thanks!
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I really would wait till someone contacts you that has already taken the plung and physically tried it with your camera type as I checked the Ipod compatability webpage and my camera is listed but having bought the camera connector I cannot get it to recognise my Canon 20D, If you can get to a Apple shop I would take your camera and try before you buy!

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