I have a new ipad and also bought a USB converter to fit ipad so that I could download my photos direct from the camera to the ipad. When connected though, I try and "import" and get a message to say there is nothing to import when there are photos on the camera. Please can anyone help?
iPad, iOS 7.1.1
It would help if you mentioned exactly what USB converter you bought and what make and model camera you have.
The converter is the Apple Lightning to USB converter and I have a Nikon D7100 camera. Thanks
Have you tried the Nikon Wireless Mobile Utility App?
See: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/wireless-mobile-utility/id554157010?mt=8
Thanks for the suggestion but after reading the reviews NO!
When I bought the ipad at the Apple Store - only a couple of weeks ago - I explained what I wanted to do and was assured by the assistant that all I needed was the converter which I paid £25 for. Think I need to go back to the store!
Since the App is free it might be worth giving a try.
Camera Connection Kit Fix
http://www.georgewheelhouse.com/blog/2012/10/ipad-ios-6-update---camera-connecti on-kit-fix
Cheers, Tom
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I know it has been over a year, but I hope you've discovered the solution. I also have a D7100 and use the "lightening/USB adapter" for downloading "ALL" formats of photos from camera to my iPad mini. I mostly shoot in RAW myself. The process I used was: turn on ipad, open photos, plug camera into iPad port using adapter, THEN turn on camera. The iPad will immediately bring up photos for import. You can then download all or select which ones to download. At the end of the download process you can also decide to delete photos off the camera card. I usually keep them on as I process them later in Lightroom. I will start using the WU-1a wireless adapter for quick downloads of jpeg photos for immediate sharing from the "field" environment and as a remote using a smart phone. Hope all has turned out well for you ... that D7100 is a fine camera 🙂
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