Can I take photos with the iPhone 4S camera and use this to download off the iPhone to an SD card or external hard drive to free iPhone memory up?
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Yes,the camera will capture the files on the iphone and you can move the files from Iphone to SDCard/external drive connected to the Filehub using apps like Rav Filehub or AirStorRav Filehub creates a wifi network which you need to connect prior to transfer
2247135
Yes you can and its as easy as that. The only thing is the internal memory is not big and u would need external SD card for it.
310450
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!
1178337
Sorry, but I've never used the memory alone, I've always used a SD card. I would have guessed that the procedure would bethe same though. The camera has a proprietary cable for downloading images onto your computer, instead of a standard USB 2 cable. As long as you still have that cable that came with the camera and you have a software program for your computer to accept the download, it should be automatic and rather easy. Just connect the cable to the camera at one end and a USB port on your computer at the other end. I hope this helps.
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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.
2211501
I think you've misunderstood the purpose of this device. It's a light box to use your iPhone 4/4S to digitize YOUR paper photos and negatives by taking pictures of them with the iPhone camera. It doesn't print photos or negatives from the iPhone.
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the operating system is the iOS 8 & do you mean flash drive or flash for camera????
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Hello, memory card you can add memory to a camera, phone (android) not the iPhone. The Flash drive is the memory build in the iPhone and you can't add a memory card but you can on some Samsung or HTC Android phones. I hope this helps
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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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There is a secure digital slot for removeable memory.I record to that removeable card and copy what ever I recorded to my computer.The other way is to use the provided cable to link up the whole camera to a computer.The sd card is by far the quickest and easiest.....
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I don't know how. I don't use internal memory. Sorry. But I know the camera comes with a cable. I suppose that is what you need to use to down load photos stored in internal memory.
201362
I didn't. But I guess that depends on how often and for what purpose you intend to use it. I've used it for simple short videos and then I download them to my computer and delete them off the camera. If you needed the additional storage I guess you should.
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the internal memory card has a ll the images it can hold ,download them and free up your internal memory
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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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I remove the card from the camera and using my laptop computer copy the desired files/folder to my hard drive. I only use the camera/card for single photo transfers to my phone.
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I cannot help. I never tried either using the camera w/o SD card. I suppose this is when you face the necessity to download internal memory.
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Yes, both. "Download data from digital camera memory cards (CF, SD, SDHC, SDXC)"