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Using my iPod for photo storage
I just listened to your podcast that detailed solutions for storing photos in the field. One item that was missing (I think) was the Apple iPod Camera Connector. While it is perhaps a bit limited in the cameras that are supported, it is definitely an inexpensive solution ($30).
-Paul
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January 31st, 2006 at 9:11 pm
Paul, thanks for the great tip! The iPod is a contender, especially at that price for the adapter.
January 31st, 2006 at 9:23 pm
I'm a little concerned about the iPod camera connector. Much like the Fotochute, be sure that your camera supports USB 2.0 and the connector does as well, or you could run into problems with slow transfers and drained batteries (from your iPod AND your camera).
I know the Belkin Media Reader did not get very favorable reviews and I think it's scared a lot of people from trying to use the iPod as a "digital storage solution."
Besides, if you fill up your iPod with photos, you'll run out of space for LightSource! ;-)