Do I have to purchase something else or will this automatically transfer pictures to my I pad and I phone
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This is not to transfer pictures to ipad/iPhone, this is to tag your photos with GPS co-ordinates. You will need a GPS receiver with Bluetooth to work with AK-N90.
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I've not tried it since I don't own Apple products but I wouldn't risk buying it for that purpose. There is no interface on the camera's side to do anything with this device; all it does is connect to a GPS unit with Bluetooth in order to tag photos. From the camera's end it thinks that it's directly connected to the GPS device. The manufacturer doesn't make any claims that it can transfer files either.
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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! 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... » Read More 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! « Show Less
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You have to download pictures to a disc or any newer version that adopts to apple, then you can download what you have to any tablet or computer
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The picture appears on the ipad and is saved automatically in the camera. You can review each picture on the Ipad and save the ones you like to the ipad, or all of them. The CamRanger has been the best accessory I have purchased for my photography in years. Hope this helps
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I just upgraded to IOS7.0.2 and I was able to download my pictures to my IPAD using the SHARK Lightning 8 Pin 3 in 1 interface. Hope this is helpful to you.
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No it doesn't. I haven't needed one. Plenty of room and I have iCloud. Love the iPad.
1489088
No. I bought this with the idea of doing that. I wanted to transfer files with this item as a bridge between my iPad and my laptop. It does not work that way for me.
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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.
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No, it's used to load pictures to an iPad. What you need is a compact flash USB transfer unit or a micro USB cord that goes from your camera to your computer.
839142
nope. however, you can upload pictures to your computer then connect the iPad to the computer to get pictures and videos.
930256
Photos can be transferred from a camera to an iPad. For an iPhone 6, it doesn't seem to work. However, you could transfer photos to iTunes and then to an iPhone.
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There's an additional attachment that works with iPhones. Not sure about iPads.
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Pictures stay on the card until you delete them. Effectively it is making a back up copy when it sends it to your iPad or phone.
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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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This is NOT a general storage device. The Apple iOS will only acknowledge and upload &lt;one way&gt; certain file types (.jpg, etc for images and .mov, etc for video). That is all. It is not theddevice's limitation it is Apple's constraints.
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I just tried it out with the new iPad. It will power up and sync, but the Camera Connection Kit (both USB and SD) will NOT work - I get the message: "This Accessory is not supported by iPad."
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You can use the Apple CCK (camera connection kit) to connect this via USB to the iPad