Does such a thing exist? Would be useful for displaying photos or transferring them to Picasa.....
well you can just connect the device to your pc and get the pics off of it.Does such a thing exist? Would be useful for displaying photos or transferring them to Picasa.....
well you can just connect the device to your pc and get the pics off of it.
The idea is to travel with just the Nexus and no laptop. I know that Apple makes an adapter so you can use SD cards with the iPad.....
well what about bluetooth?
Just use Google Drive or Drop Box. That way no added atachment.
Well either take the pics with your phone and upload or move sd card to a pc or laptop. Since the Nnexus 7 doesn't have a rest facing cam...this is probably the easiest and cheapest way.
Well either take the pics with your phone and upload or move sd card to a pc or laptop. Since the Nnexus 7 doesn't have a rest facing cam...this is probably the easiest and cheapest way.
Or spend <$10 and buy a USB OTG cable and use your existing USB SD card reader.
My DSLR takes better pictures than my phone could ever hope to. The idea is to take the tablet with me and leave the laptop at home.
Except, AFAIK, no one has gotten a Nexus to read a FAT32 card yet. I don't know too many people who have their SD Cards formatted to ext3. And again that requires a cable, a reader and rooting your tablet even if it would work. I am looking for an elegant solution.
Eh, 3.5 stars is too low of a rating. Especially when there are better alternativeshttp://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA12K0958344
Direct adapter (although these seem flakier).
It's not as "elegant" as the camera card kit for the iPad, I will give you that. But it's not exactly unwieldy or difficult to stuff into a camera bag...
so Nexus 7 doesn't come with a Micro SD card slot? Is there a Google version of Dropbox?
I wish that google drive was able to let you access your computer more as a directory than just being a special folder. That way you wouldn't have to remember to drag files there.
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along with either
6" cable
or
Direct adapter (although these seem flakier).
It's not as "elegant" as the camera card kit for the iPad, I will give you that. But it's not exactly unwieldy or difficult to stuff into a camera bag...
And I'm sure the Fat32 limitation will be fixed within 30 days of general availability. It wouldn't surprise me if it was actually addressed by one of the developers who has the device now BEFORE it starts shipping to customers.
Did you or anyone actually prove that this works yet? I'm waiting for my second one to come in to game stop, since the first one crashed.
Hi,I'll agree with what someone else posted in this thread. Go buy a USB OTG cable and you're good to go. I am taking a trip this week with all my photo gear and my Nexus 7 and Galaxy Nexus. I haven't tried it with my Canon 60D yet, but I tried plugging my wife's Sony point and shoot directly to the USB OTG cable on the Nexus 7 and I could access all photos on the camera. Should be able to do the same with the 60D. Just plug the camera directly to your Nexus via the USB OTG cable and you're good to go.
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