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MIC Gadget has an iPad adaptor that many professional (and semi-professional!) photographers might be interested in: a CF card reader that seems to work really well. They tested it on the iPad 2 and transferred three 21 megapixel photos in 4 seconds.

Interestingly, MIC Gadget says that since the iPad does not support 5D Mark II footages, they couldn't watch the videos they shot on the iPad. A bummer. The adaptor is $US30. [MIC Gadget via Engadget]

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  • simon Guest

    Hi, has this been tested on the new iPad (3). Apple Aust tell me that CF adapters need to be powered to enable transfer as the iPad doesn't have power/resources?
    thanks

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