Will this allow my phone to see pictures and video from my trail camera sd card?
164372
That was my reason for purchasing this device also. I have successfully viewed and transferred photos from the SD card onto my Galaxy Note 2 however it sounds like some phones may not support this feature. I did not need to download any additional apps and there is no power supply needed. (The phone must be charged.) I insert the SD card into the slot on the device and then plugged the device into my phone. The phone automatically launched the "My Files" app (that is part of the operating system) and showed me the directories on the SD card. Once I opened the directory with the photos, I could select individual photos or all files and copy or move them to a new location or upload them to a cloud storage service such as Dropbox or Google Drive.
164373
Yes you can see them and download them if you choose. I used this on a long vacation downloaded about 7,000 photos, it worked perfectly.
164374
The phone will display and store any pictures or videos accepted by this reader, you can then upload those to your cloud storage or anywhere you wish for safe keeping.
164375
No, I bought it for the same reason. I have the Galaxy 4s, I believe it requires a power supply. Just use old faithful, laptop.
825278
My laptop has a slot that accepts the little microSD card, that inserts so easily into the trail camera. And, while my Windows 8 does have a program that recognizes the info. on the card, I have a Fuji Finepix Camera, also with a card, so I use that program just from familiarity. Each morning I view a slide show of who visited the little garden pond between 9AM, one day, and 7AM, the next.
792025
Not sure, I've tried it on my Samsung Legend and it doesn't see the connection. If I look on the "My Files" app, it doesn't show up.
274497
If you have a cell phone/tablet that has a micro sd card slot you can plug in, with a video player app, Then you can view them. Otherwise you can't.
610409
Yes. There is a slot for Micro SD card on the side of the phone. You will need to open the back door to see it.
1137233
It should. I have not tried out this feature yet but did some research. Also if you have the Fuji App on your phone it acts like a remote for timed pics, and bring the pictures to your phone.
1929511
I'm sorry but I don't know. I only tranfer photo and videos to mine but I tend to think that probably not an app. I could be wrong though so maybe someone else can answer that.
430980
No, you will need an SD card to store images and video. Great all terrain fun camera with very good pictures
532277
Mine has a video out, but I haven't used it, so I can't confirm the quality (I usually take the micro-sd out to transfer files if there's any I want to save or review). Per my experience with the rest of the unit, there's no reason to expect it wouldn't work fine, though.
2061676
you can watch whats on the sd card in what ever you can put the sd card into--- I have viewed my card from my phone-- but its a pain to take the back off and replace the card just to watch it
220360
Mine I purchased did the same things. Completely useless. I had it in my trail camera and lost 2 months of pictures. That's about 2000 pictures that are irreplaceable. And the time I lost was also irreplaceable.
129112
Im not sure. I am a droid user and I can do it from my phone. These cameras are nice. Go to your app store and look at some of them and just email the creator of the app if your not sure. allot of times they will list the cameras in the app description.
1144856
I have only used it to download pics from my camera card.. Sorry I could not help.
1017919
I can't really say for sure if it will or not. The only ones I had were Micro SD's.
1863544
I use a Chrome book so I don't know. But it's easy enough to grab the pics and pdfs from the sd card. Sorry I can't be more helpful.
2223655
No. You have to remove the SD card and input it in SD card reader to view the video. Usually I watch the video on a computer
1432699
If are asking about uploading a video onto the SD card and watching through the camera, the answer is a difficult one. If it was a video previously captured by the Nikon camera I would suppose it is possible. But if you are adding a movie done with some other format, the answer is no.... Your Nikon camera reads and writes in it's own format.