Can I download the photos taken with this camera directly to my ipad?
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I have no idea, but I know I can download them to my computer via the usb cable. (Actually my answer would be "ditto" to what Joe said, as I don't have an ipad either.) Hope it works for you because it really is a neat little camera.
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I transfer photos to my laptops using the usb cable supplied with the camera. You need to download the ViewNX 2 installer from the Nikon website.I do not have an ipad so I dont know if you can download the ViewNX 2 Installer to the ipad.
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According to Apple, this particular camera will not work with the iPad. However, the camera manufacturer told me that they are expecting to release an updated camera that is supposed to work better with the iPad.
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You know, I do not know that answer. I'm sorry. I got it to connect my camera to my iPad, so I could download pictures.
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No, you do not need to Download any Media to your ipad. There is a free app you need to download to your iPad that will allow your iPad to connect to the media share device.
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I'm not aware of any software available for iPad to allow it being use for apple mobile devices. These requires an USB connection that not available for iPad. Also you would need drivers and software that would interface with the camera made for iPad. So there's no way to acquire the pictures from the camera. If you want live pictures then the Orion starshoot video camera II could be what u want. It has capabilities to download live astro captures to a monitor or computer using a RCA to USB connection. I believe they make RCA cable connections to iPad connection. So this setup may work. You might reseach that. I'm not aware of any software available for iPad to allow it being use for apple mobile devices. These requires an USB connection that not available for iPad. Also you would need drivers and software that would interface with the camera made for iPad. So there's no way to acquire the pictures from the camera. If you want live pictures then the Orion starshoot video camera II could be what u want. It has capabilities to download live astro captures to a monitor or computer using a RCA to USB connection. I believe they make RCA cable connections to iPad connection. So this setup may work. You... » Read More I'm not aware of any software available for iPad to allow it being use for apple mobile devices. These requires an USB connection that not available for iPad. Also you would need drivers and software that would interface with the camera made for iPad. So there's no way to acquire the pictures from the camera. If you want live pictures then the Orion starshoot video camera II could be what u want. It has capabilities to download live astro captures to a monitor or computer using a RCA to USB connection. I believe they make RCA cable connections to iPad connection. So this setup may work. You might reseach that. « Show Less
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I'm not sure that can be done, althought there may be an iPad guru out there who can help. I just take pictures & video off the iPad is to plug it into my computer using the USB connection cable that comes with the iPad. You can certainly download and manage all your pictures easily that way, but you probably don't have a netbook/computer on the cruise. Sorry I could not be more helpful.
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If is a SD memory card, there is an especial adapter to transfer your pictures directly to your iPad, instead of transferring them to the computer and then to the iPad.
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Yes it is without going thru a computer. I bought the Apple SD card adapter for the iPad, hooked it up to the iPad, took the SD card out of he camera, put it into the adapter and after a wait, depending on the photos in your SD card - the photos loaded into my iPad. It was great as I was able to view the photos that I took everyday that eveneing while I was on holiday.
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No. I have not found a way. You have to log into the camera through the app.
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I don't have any problems getting photos off the camera and onto my Mac (which is currently running Mavericks, OS X 10.9.4). Unfortunately I can't answer the iPhone question, but I *do* use the camera with my iPad, and after a little trial-and-error (and downloading two different versions of Fuji's wireless transfer app), I've been able to use it successfully. This was a HUGE plus from the days of trying to get any other camera I owned to talk to any of my iPads via a cable. The wireless transfer is much more reliable. Not sure if this translates to iPhone, though. You might want to check the Apple discussion forums on their Support site.
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To the best of my knowledge, the only way it will be possible is if you manually transfer the photos (i.e. through the USB cable) to a location where you could then transfer them to your iPad remotely (i.e. Dropbox, or getting them to the cloud on a computer that allows a USB connection. The RX100 does not have wifi connectivity, so the transfer would first have to be manual to another hard drive that could then be virtually sent to your iPad. Hope that helps.
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I don't have an iPad, but you should be able to do that. I have been putting them on discs & flash drives and importing to my Sansa-cClip.
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Yes, at least for my first gen iPad. I have a Canon T3i and used it to download all my pics to my iPad. Only used it twice but worked well.
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I'm not too sure about the camera but you can try downloading one from the app store. You also have the option of contacting the seller. Mine works just fine, sorry.
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I used an SD card reader to load the pictures on to my iPad, and then yes, over to Facebook from there. Also the EASYSHARE program lets you pick where the pictures will be sent to. Look on Kodak's own website to read more about how EASYSHARE software works. A google search for EasyShare C123's user manual also will tell you everything about how this camera works.
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Yes, the Scanned Documents that enter the iPad are saved as a JPEG into your Camera Roll within the iPad. You would then simply email from the Mail App or from Photos. If you want them to become a PDF before you email them, download a free App using keywords: scan to pdf. Within the new app you downloaded, it can pull images from your camera roll or camera, and convert them to a PDF and you can email it within that app. I know it's an extra step, but it saves the step from having to convert them from your computer. Hope this helps :)
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Afraid not. This uses automated tools to move the photos from your Digital camera to your iPhone/iPad. If your iPhone memory is full and you're on a Mac, I find the best way to empty it (AND save the photos) is to plug it into the Mac and open an application called Image Capture. It's a hidden secret! From there you can download all of the images to your Mac directly or into iPhoto or into Aperture if you have it. Then from inside Image Capture you can select all and delete all. Now remember to run a backup (Time Machine?) on your Mac when you're done because you only have one copy. If you're on a PC I actually don't know how this is done but I'm sure it's possible. Good luck!