Ipod Camera Connector works fine with Panasonic DMC - FZ20

Just bought the Ipod Digital Camera Connector for my new Panasonic DMC-FZ20 camera and it works like a charm. The 5 megapixel photos download fairly fast. The camera take superb photos and when I go to the Ukraine again this summer, I plan to utilize the photo storage capcity of the Ipod to the fullest.

I already own an iPod Nano which I use to listen to music on. I purchased this 30GB Video iPod specifically for storing pictures on in the field while I am shooting, so that I don't have to cart my PowerBook around with me.
I was initially looking at the Epson device that would do this for me, but the fella at the camera store (knowing I was a Mac nut) said "you know, you can do the same thing with an iPod and this connector thingy.
Well ... apparently you can't do exactly the same thing
- Brian
PowerMac Dual 2.5 GHz Mac OS X (10.4.7)
PowerMac Dual 2.5 GHz Mac OS X (10.4.7)

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Hopefully Apple R&D reads this and acts accordingly to this review as posted in Apple store:
"[4stars] Great Potential but not mature (yet).
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Robert"
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Welcome to Apple Discussions!
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