Hi David, funny you should mention taking pics eith the ipad, i was kinda wondering about the logistics of holding up something this big to take a picture with. I have the 1.
Looks kinda funny huh!
Cheers
E in long beach
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On Aug 29, 2011, at 3:30 AM, "David H. Bailey" <dhbailey52@comcast.net> wrote:
> On 8/28/2011 1:46 PM, Michael Shaw wrote:
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>>
>> If that's all the camera kit does...then I'd think it's a joke and a
>> real waste of $.
>> Heck, you can take excellent pictures directly. Only for flash lighting
>> the iPad fails as a great camera. It's not much of a bother to put them
>> on your PC and then load them. I wish I hadn't bought the camera kit now.
>>
>
> The camera connection kit isn't a joke if you've got a better camera
> than the iPad, or if you don't want to take the iPad with you on a
> sight-seeing trip and you take pictures which you'd like to see on your
> iPad.
>
> I conduct an elementary school band, and at our concert last June, there
> were a couple of parents taking pictures with their iPad2 and it looked
> very silly and certainly not very discrete. I would have preferred that
> they use the small, fit in their hand, cameras so as not to be so
> distracting to the young musicians in my band.
>
> Finally, remember that the camera connection kit was originally designed
> for the original iPad which doesn't have any built-in camera, so it was
> the only way to get the pictures onto the iPad without using a computer.
>
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