Posted: 9/21/2009 9:32:15 AM EDT
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does any one know if there is a SD memory card reader for the i touch? i need to get pictures off of a SD memory card that is used in a trail camera on to my i touch out in the woods. i don't want to have to bring my laptop with me when i check my cameras.
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That memory card reader gets terrible reviews. It won't work with iTouch, it takes cards of less than 512 KB only.
iTouch is not a good tool for what you want to do. I might just get a bunch of cards and instead of downloading in the field, just swap them out with ones you have reviewed and cleaned at home. If you need to see right away, you are going to have to take a real computer out there or keep one in your vehicle or something. |
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like this? http://www.amazon.com/iConcepts-iAlbum-Memory-Reader-31188C-IP-BLACK/dp/B000PS5ZEI/ref=pd_bxgy_e_img_b this is what i'm looking for. but i need it for the i-touch. i even called the 800 number for apple and the lady told me to look on google because Apple didn't make one for the i-touch. the one in the link will not work with the i-touch from what i understand (which really isn't much) |
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That memory card reader gets terrible reviews. It won't work with iTouch, it takes cards of less than 512 KB only. iTouch is not a good tool for what you want to do. I might just get a bunch of cards and instead of downloading in the field, just swap them out with ones you have reviewed and cleaned at home. If you need to see right away, you are going to have to take a real computer out there or keep one in your vehicle or something. it takes me about 5 hours to get to my cameras. i would like to know if i need to move them before i get home. i have no problem with purchasing extra cards, i just need to see the pictures while i'm out there. |
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Quoted: i just thought with all the stupid apps for the i-touch that i would be able to find something that works. i guess i found the one techie thing that it will not do... That is a hardware solution you need, apps will not help. Just get an 8GB SD card and a cheap camera that supports it. If you are shooting 6-8MP jpegs, you will not fill up very fast at all. |
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