I bought this camera a few weeks ago and want to connect it to an iPad to transfer photos, is this possible?
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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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You need to transfer them to your computer first, then send the images to your iPad like you would do any other image. There's no direct way of transferring images directly from the camera to the iPad without a computer being involved.
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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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This camera uses a non smart phone Simm.... If your data simm for the ipad is a "smart phone simm" it wont work. ~DH
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You can use the iPad, but need the camera connector kit and also need to use the djay app for the ipad. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qw9b-fqS3B4
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Not natively, but it will connect to your OSX device, and you can import into iPhoto. Excellent camera, btw.
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In my experience--yes--I'm sending my photos from a Canon camera to my iPad 4. Now--I do get a "may not be compatible" message when I connect them, but it has always worked.
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Use the Camera Connection Kit and a powered USB hub Connecting the mic to the iPad is relatively easy but involves having to have a couple more pieces of equipment, namely the Camera Connection Kit and a powered USB hub, to make it all work together nicely.
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I uploaded the PlayMemories software to my iPad Air and had no problems to move the photos wireless from the camera to the device. It did not work for my iPhone but will try it again over the weekend through a open wireless connection. I also have a Samsung Galaxy 3 - the camera has NFC combatibility which I will test over the weekend in addition to the wireless transfer. More to come on that.
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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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Hi Kim: That I do not know because I only transfer to my laptop. In looking at the USB that is provided with the camera, does the iPhone have the same kind of plug in? I know that the iPad has a really narrow plug in - used to charge it. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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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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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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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. Get the Samsung Smart Camera App from the App Store. I just did this and sent photos to my wife's iPad. Download the WB350F manual from samsung.com support, http://www.samsung.com/us/support/owners/product/EC-WB350FBPWUS for additional information.
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If you mean, can you plug it into an iPad, I don't think so. It uses a USB connector to plug into your computer.But you can definitely send the pictures over to your iPad, I do that all the time to post them on certain messageboards.
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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. 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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Yes, I use it to transfer pictures from sd cards to my iPad 2 running on iOS 7. As soon as you plug in the adapter with the sd card, the iPad recognizes it and opens a new category opens up in the default photo app.