Can I down load pictures directly to my I-Pad from Camera, if so what cable do I require
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Apple provides a camera adapter for the iPad to directly transfer photos from a camera to an iPad
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No wifi capabilities, however you can connect your camera or your SD card to your iPad with an iPad Camera Connection kit from Apple ($29). First,the Camera Connector features a USB interface. Just plug it into the dock connector port on your iPad, then attach your digital camera or iPhone using a USB cable (E17 USB Cable included with camera). Or 2, use the SD Card Reader to import photos and videos directly from your camera's SD card. Connect it to your iPad, then insert your digital camera's SD card into the slot.
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Yes, just YouTube it (EWI USB and iPad). You need a camera connection kit, a powered usb hub, and an app (GarageBand, Thor) for your iPad.
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Apple makes a device that plugs into the power connection of the IPad that transfers your photos from your SD card into the Photo app of your Ipad. It costs less than $25 and is available just about anywhere that sells the IPad.
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Works great using USB to a Mac..For iPad, you need the Apple Camera Connection Kit with a USB cable going to the MAudio. Best money I've spent recently.
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Because the camera works on IP (either Ethernet or WiFi), you need an IP path to your Mac or iPad. To use the device while you are away from your home, that IP service would be the Internet. If you are in your home, you could use your WiFi to connect. Note that this would be true of ANY camera that uses IP to communicate with either a computer or a smartphone.
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This works on mine. Put the sd card in first, then plug into ipad. Should show up at the bottom of the photo app as "import"
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You would use Apple's Camera Connector Kit, which plus in to the dock connector on the bottom of the iPad (1-3 models) and then provides a USB port. This would hook up to that, and is it doesn't take too much power, it may work. I have plugged up USB keyboards to the iPad that way, but never an adapter. The iPad USB port has limited power, so if this adapter draws too much, it will not work. In that case, you would plug a powered USB hub (that plugs in to wall power) in to the camera connector kit, then plug this in to that. I have not tested that, but I have plugged up USB joysticks and such to an adapter I built in to the USB port on the iPad just fine.
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Yes. You can connect to wifi and transfer images to your iPad or laptop easily. You'll need to download the leica image shuttle app to do the photo transfer via wifi. It's easy .
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Thank you for the question. Yes, you can down load pictures from a sd card. The only card that cannot be directly down loaded is a cf card
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I cannot answer that as I use the cable to charge my tablet only. Suggestion: I use Dropbox to transfer my photos from my smartphone. It's free and easy. (Dropbox.com)
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Yes! On iPad you will need the camera connection kit. On the Mac, just a USB cable.
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Yes, it is merely a mechanical interface with an iPad, allowing you to download photos from a traditional digitalcamera card.
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Not certain about midi cable compatibility... BUT... The iPad will only recognize original camera generated photo files on a media card or camera. Hopefully this helps!
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Yes! It's easy - simply plug in the USB connector that is attached to the camera and open iPhoto and/or iMovie or other program in which you wish to download your photos or video.
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No but you could purchase this cable from Applehttp://store.apple.com/us/product/MD822ZM/A/lightning-to-sd-card-camera-readerLooks like it will only work with SDCARDS that are 32GB or smaller.
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Yes, The camera need a DVR for view through an iPad, because is only an analog camera, You need an IP camera.