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Question: I wonder whether the camera can connect to iPad directly (through a connector?) or can only connect to computer to download pictures?
Document: I bought this camera because of its size and because of this quality. It has a great look and it took good pictures for its size. Sadly I will be returning this camera because it will not allow me to download pictures into my iPad mini with the camera connector. I specifically wanted this camera to use with my iPad mini when I was on the go.
This review is more about how disappointed I was that the S01 doesn't directly connect to the iPad using the Apple iPad Camera Connection Kit (MC531ZM/A). I did however (via YouTube) find you can get it to work by adding a 4 port usb adapter. It's not the sleek flawless set up I was hoping for seeing as how this camera will be a gift for my mother who has technical difficulties.
This is the perfect camera to fit in your pocket and always have available for every shot. The pictures are very good. The only drawback is you have to download to your computer. I bought this to take on a trip to Italy. It was lightweight and small. I love it.
I was excited to get this coolpix, which is so small, and takes pretty good photos. However, my frustration level rises when I want to move the pictures onto my computer. The camera, which does not have a removable memory device, does not show up on the desktop of a computer as a device when plugged in via USB. Instead, you have to download the Nikon viewing software in order to access your images.
It holds about 300 still pictures and downloads directly to a computer or other USB device with a supplied cable. The rechargeable battery is  integrated into the camera  and not removable for the average user.
I have more than my share of cameras, my big disappointment with this is that it is all internal memory, I can't remove a card and transfer to my computer or ipad, I have to wire it to the computer to transfer. I would not recommend this for that reason.
I got this camera as a Christmas present, so my evaluation is somewhat limited. However, some substantial weaknesses stand out quickly.1. The camera has internal memory only. Even though it is a relatively generous 7GB, you can't remove and save memory cards.2. Even though the camera has a USB connector, it is used primarily for charging the battery. The PC doesn't recognize the camera at all and the printer says "Unrecognized device" when I connect it.
Nice easy playback, deleting unwanted photos, and scanning what you've taken, all on screen. Connect to your computer to save the photos with the included USB cable.A great, little camera, from Nikon.
I purchased this camera on a whim before a last minute trip to Miami. I needed something small and easy to use. I purchased a refurnished one and sofar so good! The picture quality is good and it is perfect for a quick vacation. The only thing I didnt like was that it does not use a memory card and I find it annoying to have to connect a cord to my computer.
Have not used very much and have yet to download to computer. Really no opinion as of today, ask a couple of months from now.
Answer: The cable that connects to the bottom of the camera has the generic small connector that seems to be prevelent in the industry today. The other end is a USB connector. I know there are attachments that you can get that attach to the propriatary iPad connector, but I have never used them. I use the USB and the Nikon softwae for PC that came with my D300. It see's the camera and transfers what ever I want to the PC. The beauty of this camera is capturing the image in a moments notice. The times you tell yourself "If I only had a camera" You could use a cigarette box to hold this camera (yhea, I just tried it, and had about a inch to spare). Apple generally doen't like to play well with others. That's where 3d party hardware manufacturers come in.