With the Lightning to SD Card Camera Reader,this reader can easily download the photos and video from a Digital camera Game Camera Trail Camera to your iPhone or ipad, so no need through the computer as a medium, direct to save photos on a mobile phone, so you can view and share them with family and friends.
Ultra transmission,Super property
The portable card reader is allocated with USB 2.0 interface with possible highest transmission speed up to 14 MB/S ~ 16 MB/S,saving half of your time for reading and transmitting.Flexiable Built-in cable provides anti-jamming capability and ensures more stable transfer.
More Formats,More Convenient
Support image format: JPEG/RAW Support video format:H.264/MPEG-4
Package Included:
1x SD card reader
Note:
The image and video files must be at DCIM folder.
DO NOT support Wi-Fi SD card.
DO NOT support SONY high speed SD card.
It is “One-Way-Transfer”
iOS 9.2 – iOS 11.4.1:
1)If photos were not taken by the digital camera, copy the photos and videos into the DCIM folder which made by your computer.
2)Rename each photo and video file as “IMG_XXXX”, where XXXX is a unique number. For example,if you had one JPG file and one MOV file, name them “IMG_0001.JPG” and “IMG_0002.MOV”.
iOS 12:
1)The copied photos and videos should be taken by digital cameras for intellectual property protection,but not from internet or other way.
2)The photos and videos are saved from folders of simulate digital camera taking.Such as Canon camera,you should save photos and video in “100CANON” folder,and “100 CANON” save in “DCIM” of sd,cf,tf.Way:sd card-DCIM-100CANON-pictures & videos.Sony Digital Camera:save in “100 MSDCF”.
Product Features
- This is a great Reader for a SLR and Trail Game Camera. You can take a high quality image and then immediately import it into your iPhone or social network freely anywhere anytime
- Easily transfer pictures and HD video to the iPhone 6 / 6s / 7 / 7Plus / 8 / X /iPad with Retina display: iPad Mini/ Mini 2/ Mini 3/ Mini 4/Air/ Air 2 /Pro 9.7/12.9-Inch(iOS 9.2 or 12)
- The Lightning to SD Card Camera Reader real transfer speed up to 14MB/s~16MB/s, USB 2.0 standard speed save your time than WiFi transfer
- Supporting SD card capacity no more than 64 GB(SONY sd card is NOT compatible) on JPEG/RAW/H.264/ MPEG-4 formats under folder:DCIM
- No app needed,No computer as a medium, free download photos and videos from SD card to your iphone and ipad directly.
Easy to use, but no preview functionality I used to use a Honktai SD card reader, and unfortunately, an iOS upgrade hosed the abilities of that reader, so this was my replacement. Overall, I am satisfied with the product. The construction is better than my old Honktai (the lightning adapter was right on the reader, so I had to take my case off), and this is even slightly smaller. Unlike my Honktai, this reader doesn’t require a special add, but uses the normal file import function in the Apple software. The one downside? You can not preview the photos in full size on your photo, which I used to be able to do with my Honktai. I could take 2-3,000 photos in a given trip, and I really don’t want to have to import all of them onto my phone. I like to preview before I import.
Works as designed, I think. This product has worked as described. My gripe may end up being with Moultrie (my trail camera mfg) versus this device, but be forewarned that when you import photos using this to an iPhone, the pictures are cropped. I deleted a bunch of photos because I thought nothing was captured only to find when I texted them to someone, more of the photo was seen and they could see the full picture. I think it’s a glitch with Moultrie.
Does just one thing, and does it well This little device does only one thing, but it does it really, really well. The build quality is goodâit looks like it could have come from Apple. It seems sturdy enough, but if I managed to drop it, paying another $10 for a replacement wouldnât break my heart. I have a Sony Cybershot camera which has a cable which was great for plugging the camera into my iPhone or iPad, but a few generations ago, with the wide connector. With my iPad Air and iPhone 8, I have a Lightning connector. I pop the SD card out of my camera, put it into this gadget; thereâs a icon on one side that shows how the card needs to be facing. Then an icon comes up on my iOS device asking if I want to Import. I can see all the pictures on the SD card, easily select or deselect, then import. I then put them right into iCloud Photo Sharing. Itâs convenient and fast.