I just bought a Nikon Coolpix P330 camera. Can I use this reader for the memory card and put photos into iPhoto
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Yes,plug it into the USB port on your computer. I just loaded some pics from a Canon PowerShot SD790 IS to iPhoto via the MicroMate.
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Absolutely! That's what it is for! Far better than plugging your camera to your computer.
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This reader will handle the high-capacity cards and - assuming it fits into a USB slot on the computer - should transfer photos from any form of SD card (older readers won't handle the SDHC cards.)
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If the Camera takes SD or Micro SD you can put the card into the reader (the Micro SD will need an adapter). The reader will plug into any USB port so it should work with your MAC as long as you have one
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If the reader has a USB 3.0 connector then this should work perfectly fine for you. I purchased a USB 3.0 card reader as well and it functions perfectly fine using this 2.0 converter. Good luck!
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I have a universal card reader, but you could just as easily obtain a thumb drive and simply plug it into one of your USB ports on the computer. No need to run to a store or burn discs, etc. Thumb drives are so cheap now just get one of those instead of a hamburger. And it'll last a lot longer, too. Thumb drives, aka flash drives, etc. are very small and open up so you can slip your memory card into it. This camera uses a standard SD card. Plug it into your computer and simply copy/paste the files to a folder on your hard drive. I've never used the software from Kodak anyway. Takes too long.
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The model of the camera is not important, Len. What you'll need to find out is what type of memory card it uses for the storing of pictures. After finding what type of card you have, you should be able to see on the specs of the card reader to see if it is enabled for that. With how many types it accepts, I'm willing to bet there IS a slot of whatever you're using.
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YES, I tried that before I returned the product (compatibility issue with my Nikon D5100: the camera goes to power saving mode during the transfer.). I think if the card works with your camera, just go and get it.
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Yes. I use this with great results with both my iPad 3 and iPad Air (using the Apple Lightning to 30-pin adapter) with either an SD card or USB cable. I prefer connecting the camera via USB cable rather than constantly removing the SD card. Just make sure the switch on the Reader is set to the correct input (card or USB). Then connect cable to camera and turn it on; connect cable to iPAD and navigate to Photos App to view and select photos for transfer and/or deletion. Any photos can be transferred using SD card, also, even those transferred from computer rather than camera, as long as they are named using the DCIM format (i.e., rename a computer-stored photo from "my car.jpg" to "DSCF0269.jpg". Yes. I use this with great results with both my iPad 3 and iPad Air (using the Apple Lightning to 30-pin adapter) with either an SD card or USB cable. I prefer connecting the camera via USB cable rather than constantly removing the SD card. Just make sure the switch on the Reader is set to the correct input (card or USB). Then connect cable to camera and turn it on; connect cable to iPAD and navigate to Photos App to view and select photos for transfer and/or deletion. Any photos can be transferred using SD card, also, even those transferred from computer rather than camera, as long as they... » Read More Yes. I use this with great results with both my iPad 3 and iPad Air (using the Apple Lightning to 30-pin adapter) with either an SD card or USB cable. I prefer connecting the camera via USB cable rather than constantly removing the SD card. Just make sure the switch on the Reader is set to the correct input (card or USB). Then connect cable to camera and turn it on; connect cable to iPAD and navigate to Photos App to view and select photos for transfer and/or deletion. Any photos can be transferred using SD card, also, even those transferred from computer rather than camera, as long as they are named using the DCIM format (i.e., rename a computer-stored photo from "my car.jpg" to "DSCF0269.jpg". « Show Less
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I don't see why you couldn't. It is picbridge compatible so it should work with any camera. You could also take the memory card out of the computer, download the photos to your computer and print from there as well.
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it is a little tricky some tomes currently I have a memory card and after I use camera I pull my card and put into my card reader and the pc will upload all images and videos it works best for me that way currently
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The card reader is for SD memory cards only. The other connector uses a USB port, so if your sony camera has a USB cable, it should work
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Yes, this reader is compatible with all sizes and speeds of memory cards. We have tested with cards up to 256GB in size, with speed ratings up to 1000x and it works perfectly.
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Yes you can. I plugged the ipad to the camera connector and then put in the SD card. The ipad will recognize the SD card. Just go to the Photos icon to open the interface screen. On the bottom of the "Photo" screen just select the "import" button to view the photos on the SD card. Hope this helps.
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Yes. You can use either the USB port or the SD port (if you have one). I have used the SD card with my MacBook Pro and used AirDrop to upload to my MacBook Air. I hope you enjoy your camera and capture some holiday memories!
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I have the coolpix s3300 and it works for me. It sounds like yours uses the same type of connectors.
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David, My Father has an older Sony digital camera that uses a Compact Flash card and it take a "Memory Stick Duo Adaptor" that your Compact Flash card slides into so even I'm able to use his compact flash card to slide into my Kodak printer card slot. Also here is the info that came with my iSharkk reader: iSharkk.com and support@isharkk.com for a 5 in 1 card reader if you have any other questions to ask. I also like using my USB port that comes with the card reader that today I am still able to keep up with todays technology when I'm still using a iPad 3rd Generation along with my Bluetooth keyboard pad also. I hope this info was helpful. gR - from IOWA
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It should work because the Nikon site says the Coolpix L30 works with SD/SDHC/SDXC memory cards however you may find a 128Gb card to be much larger than you need and thus too expensive for your requirements. I use 64Gb card with my Nikon D7000 and the card will hold about 1,700 images in RAW. If I were to shoot in the highest quality jpg the card would hold about 6,400 images. Hope this helps.
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As of today the best I can do with this reader is connecting to camera with USB cable. That works OK. However, it does NOT read my SD card. I cannot recommend this product.
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It does not work as a plug and play device. You need to remove the memory card and using an appropriate reader do what you need to do