What is needed to connect a Nikon D5200 to an iPad and/or Samsumg Tab 2 7.0
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Your camera uses the TC-DC2 connector. That connector will work with both the iPad and Samsung Tab as that end of the connector is a standard headphone connector. The other end will fit your camera.
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Use the Camera Connection Kit and a powered USB hubConnecting 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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Yes! On iPad you will need the camera connection kit. On the Mac, just a USB cable.
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As you have probably surmised, using WiFi feature is not very intuitive. On the iPad, download the Nikon 'Wireless Mobile Utility'. On the P600, press the Menu button, then 'Connect to Smart Device'; the camera should show 'Connect to Smart Device'. Go to your 'Settings' on the iPad. Make sure WiFi is turned on, and you shpuld see a WiFi device named Nikon. Select it. Turn the iPad Airplane Mode on. Go to the WMU app that you previosly downloaded. Select View Pictures on the camera. Select which photos you want. Press 'Download'. The selected photos will download one at a time, and appear in your Photos. Hope this helps As you have probably surmised, using WiFi feature is not very intuitive. On the iPad, download the Nikon 'Wireless Mobile Utility'. On the P600, press the Menu button, then 'Connect to Smart Device'; the camera should show 'Connect to Smart Device'. Go to your 'Settings' on the iPad. Make sure WiFi is turned on, and you shpuld see a WiFi device named Nikon. Select it. Turn the iPad Airplane Mode on. Go to the WMU app that you previosly downloaded. Select View Pictures on the camera. Select which photos you want. Press 'Download'. The selected photos will download one at a time, and appear... » Read More As you have probably surmised, using WiFi feature is not very intuitive. On the iPad, download the Nikon 'Wireless Mobile Utility'. On the P600, press the Menu button, then 'Connect to Smart Device'; the camera should show 'Connect to Smart Device'. Go to your 'Settings' on the iPad. Make sure WiFi is turned on, and you shpuld see a WiFi device named Nikon. Select it. Turn the iPad Airplane Mode on. Go to the WMU app that you previosly downloaded. Select View Pictures on the camera. Select which photos you want. Press 'Download'. The selected photos will download one at a time, and appear in your Photos. Hope this helps « Show Less
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Not sure. It connects my camera & tablet. It has to have a mini HMDI port on it. Hope this helps.
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I have a Nikon D5200 and I use the HDMI to HDMI mini cable. The monitor has a HDMI in & out but my camera has the HDMI mini output.
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You absolutely need the lightning connector for iPad Air. And be careful about these card readers. I was only able to use one of my cards to download photos to my iPad2. The other brands would not work. All of the card readers were the same card type, just different manufacturers.
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You can plug it into an iPad with the camera to 30 pin adapter, but there isn't a software interface that would get it to read your CAC information and allow safari to use it.
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You will need the Camera Connection Kit that is compatible with your iPad mini. Then you can try the MicroKey25 directly plugged into the camera connection kit. I've gotten it to work without an external USB hub on an iPad 2. However, the MicroKey37 requires the externally powered USB hub (along with the camera connection kit).
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That guy is actually wrong, using a 3.5mm connector will send analog out and it'll only be using the amp function of this.To use the dac and charging functions with an ipad air you need to do iPad air -> Apple Camera Connector Kit -> Usb A Male to Micro Usb -> E18
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Works great using USB to a Mac..For iPad, you need the Apple Camera Connection Kit with a USB cable going to the MAudio. Best money I've spent recently.
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No I just tried on both my old iPad2 and new ipad air2 with genuine Apple 30pin and lightning USB camera adapters. Both iPads gives me an "Usb 2.0 card reader: The connected device requires too much power" error.
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I'm able to connect easily to my iPhone and iPad. If you have the Canon CameraWindow app, you should be all set. If not, here's the link -https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/canon-camerawindow/id501009725?mt=8Hope this helps!!
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You have to buy an adapter to hold your phone or iPad. Amy Camera will connect.
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I don't have a dslr camera to test it out, it has a USB cable and a cable for IOS devices, I don't know how someone can plug it to a DSLR with just those 2 cables
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I have the same problem. I do not know how it works with Nikon D5200... Someone knows how it works?
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The cable that connects to the bottom of the camera has the generic small connector that seems to be prevelent in the industry today. The other end is a USB connector. I know there are attachments that you can get that attach to the propriatary iPad connector, but I have never used them. I use the USB and the Nikon softwae for PC that came with my D300. It see's the camera and transfers what ever I want to the PC. The beauty of this camera is capturing the image in a moments notice. The times you tell yourself "If I only had a camera" You could use a cigarette box to hold this camera (yhea, I just tried it, and had about a inch to spare). Apple generally doen't like to play well with others. That's where 3d party hardware manufacturers come in.