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I have a trip coming up and so I picked up a iPad camera connection kit. I tried it for the first time last night and it seems to work fine. Put in my SD card, and imported my photos. Okay, great, now ...

The iPad has a lot of untapped potential as an image editing tablet… but the only way to load your images on-the-go is to lug a laptop around with you or spring for the iPad Camera Connection Kit, ...

The iPad Camera Connection Kit has always been an intriguing accessory, not just because it allows the iPad to directly interface with cameras and SD cards, but because it seemed like a ripe target ...

The Apple iPad doesn’t have a camera, which means you can’t use it for taking pictures, shooting movies, or making video calls. But it didn’t take long for someone to come up with a software solution.

If you watched some of my recent iPad 2 video recording tests, you probably noticed the loud wind related noise in those videos. That problem got me thinking about the general issue of dealing with ...

The kit includes a USB camera cable adapter and SD card reader that connect to the iPad’s Dock port, and Apple says the iPad supports importing standard photo formats such as JPEG and RAW. The iPad is ...

Does this still work? (Specifically, anyone try it on iPad 2?) I was thinking of bringing my iPad on a business trip next week and I was going to get this kit and bring my mini Apple USB keyboard.