Looks ike if you have an iPhone 6s you can read trail cam photos with this?http://www.apple.com/shop/product/MJYT2AM/A/lightning-to-sd-card-camera-reader
Also, my old macbook pro is dying. Anyone use an iPad to view trail cam photos?
thanks,
That's is awesome finally!! And I was just thinking of dumping my cameras too.
Your late, I started doing that last season.
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Your phone has to be. Usb enabled for these to work. Mine unfortunately isn't
One end plugs into the charging port and it works great. I can delete, save, or send using it in the woods. When first used it will ask to download an app for it to run on called "Photofast". I have used it on my IPhone 6 and my friends IPad.
I should explain more before somebody buys one and uses fowl language trying to get it to work. You must download the correct app, I-flash Drive HD, not I-Flash Drive one, here is the link.. https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/i-flashdrive-hd/id525386291?mt=8
Also your SD cards must be formatted in Fat32 for your Apple device to read it. This can be done from your computer.
Hope I'm not high jacking this thread, just trying to help.
Tedd, look at the reviews, I will pass. I am using an android tablet(free with last phone upgrade) with a usb port with a usb/card reader and allows viewing without downloading the whole card to the unit. While apple makes nice products they don't work outside apple very well by design I think. Also 198 questions and no answers, hmm.
What do I do, I don't have one of those cellular phones?
Picture viewers are available from several game camera manufacturers, or use an tablet.
Bone view is also available for android according to there site.
a good picture viewer will run around $80 well worth it.
I just carry a small digital camera with me that I've had for years to view in the field. Only to set it up and check it's taking what I want to.
Other then that I always have several extra cards, just swap them out and get the heck out is my routine.
Tracy
Ordered the bone view. I hope it works. The app was easy enough to get.
Let us know how it works for you.
Ken,
What viewer do you have? Does it view SD card from multiple brands of cameras?
Thanks,
I do the same as Tracey. Carry an old camera delete what I don't want then download them to dated files.
I got one for my iPhone, stood out in the bugs today, no room on my phone for 3600 pictures of leaves. Thumbnails so small can't see them on the phone. Going back to just swapping cards!
A year ago I bought the $29 Apple SD (to Lightning) card reader for my iPhone 5S. It didn't work because my phone's software wouldn't support the device. Since that time Apple has updated the ios software and my (previously wasted) $29 reader works perfectly now. I can upload pics from SD to my iPhone instantly, then download them to a pc....and my iPad gets all of them automatically via iCloud.
i have become an iSportsman and i'M liking it. ;)
Unfortunately my cuddeback puts its pictures in folders and my camera doesn't have the ability to open folders. I ended up buying a small laptop for $50 and take it with.
I bought an adapter so my camera could use the micro SD card ($15 for 2) and bought a kindle fire for a viewer ($50).
Ben Bow, looks like the one side has the apple connector on it.
J
Yeah j-dog I bought the adaptor for an android phone but my phone wasn't usb capable. So I drag a 1 pound laptop that has a card reader and the cuddeback software. But unless I'm moving the cam I just swap cards. We've been gone 3 weeks so I'm anxious to see what showed up.
Boneview works as advertised. Easy and fast to view photos in full size. You don't have to save them to the phone. Just view. Works great. No glitches or problems of any kind.
My brother got one too. Same results.
QuoteOriginally posted by Kevin Dill:
A year ago I bought the $29 Apple SD (to Lightning) card reader for my iPhone 5S. It didn't work because my phone's software wouldn't support the device. Since that time Apple has updated the ios software and my (previously wasted) $29 reader works perfectly now. I can upload pics from SD to my iPhone instantly, then download them to a pc....and my iPad gets all of them automatically via iCloud.
i have become an iSportsman and i'M liking it. ;)
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QuoteOriginally posted by Kevin Dill:
A year ago I bought the $29 Apple SD (to Lightning) card reader for my iPhone 5S. It didn't work because my phone's software wouldn't support the device. Since that time Apple has updated the ios software and my (previously wasted) $29 reader works perfectly now. I can upload pics from SD to my iPhone instantly, then download them to a pc....and my iPad gets all of them automatically via iCloud.
i have become an iSportsman and i'M liking it. ;)
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QuoteOriginally posted by Tedd:
Boneview works as advertised. Easy and fast to view photos in full size. You don't have to save them to the phone. Just view. Works great. No glitches or problems of any kind.
My brother got one too. Same results.
Excellent, thanks for the update.
QuoteOriginally posted by Tedd:
Looks ike if you have an iPhone 6s you can read trail cam photos with this?http://www.apple.com/shop/product/MJYT2AM/A/lightning-to-sd-card-camera-reader
Also, my old macbook pro is dying. Anyone use an iPad to view trail cam photos?
thanks,
I bought that exact same one at the Apple store. The guy told me I would not have to download all the pics, that I could pick and choose which ones i wanted to download, or just view them. I have found no way to do this. With mine, you have to download all the pics off the trail cam to the phone, so it is basically useless to me.
Bisch
I have lots of cards I just swap and get out of the area.Just me,older eyes see better on a bigger screen. I download and just delete the ones from my iphoto I don't want.
Used my Boneview again yesterday, checked four cams and a few hundred pics. Deleted some, saved a few to phone, and decided to change a one card out after viewing to get a larger view of its contents. No complaints on the device other than needing an extension to use with otter box.
I was going to buy the card reader for my iphone, but decided to get one for my Kindle Fire beacuse of the larger screen. Mainly intend to use it up at elk camp since I don't have a laptop to view pics. Works great!
QuoteOriginally posted by Tree Killer:
I was going to buy the card reader for my iphone, but decided to get one for my Kindle Fire beacuse of the larger screen. Mainly intend to use it up at elk camp since I don't have a laptop to view pics. Works great!
I have one of those tablets, tell me more??
QuoteOriginally posted by K.S.TRAPPER:
I just carry a small digital camera with me that I've had for years to view in the field. Only to set it up and check it's taking what I want to.
Other then that I always have several extra cards, just swap them out and get the heck out is my routine.
Tracy
BINGO!!
A friend of mine has one of these card viewers and we could never get it to work on neither his phone, or mine. BUT, if it would work, it would be handy.
I'm not near my hunting area. I need to view them in the woods.
If your tablet has a usb port they make very inexpensive card readers to plug in.