Wednesday, August 27, 2008

Using an iPod to Store Digital Pictures

If you have ever been taking photos away from your computer and run out of room on your camera’s memory card, you’ll immediately understand why being able to store images you take on your iPod is a good thing. You can quickly upload images from your camera’s memory onto your iPod and erase the card so that you can take more pictures. When you get back to your computer, you can upload the images from the iPod to your favorite photo application.

To be able to store images on an iPod, you need some way to move the images from the camera’s memory card onto the iPod’s hard drive. At press time, there is only one device that allows yo to do this: the Belkin iPod Media Reader. This very versatile device enables you to read files from the most common types of memory cards used in digital cameras, including CompactFlash, SmartMedia, Secure Digital, Memory Stick, or MultiMediaCard.

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