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Sales Alert! 3-in-1 Camera Connection Kit For iPad

For most people, the way you transfer images taken from your DSLR or other digital camera is by fist connecting it to your PC or Mac then transfer the files over to your iPad  and is the long way to get the job done.  Thanks to the 3-in-1 Camera Connection Kit For iPad, you no longer need to do so if you own an iPad, you just need this kit which allows you to plug in your memory card straight into your iPad to transfer your content then you can start editing them or if you like simply show them to your family and friends.

Whether you want to connect your camera directly to your iPad via USB, or upload images from a flash drive, SD card, or Micro SD card, this compact device let’s you do it all! for this sale you can pick up a connection kit for your iPad versions:

iPad 1

iPad 2

iPad 3

iPad 4

iPad mini

Features

Lightning Connector Works flawlessly with the iPad 4 and iPad Mini

3 Ways to Import Load pictures to your iPad straight from your camera’s USB cable, directly from a flash drive, SD card, or from a micro SD card.

Durable Design Reinforced plastic for quality construction that will last for years to come.

Plug & Play Supports playback of raw footage recorded by Canon, Nikon DSLR cameras, or any other iPad compatible image/video formats.

Not only has the price dropped to only $19, it also includes Free Shipping! make sure you check the list of countries eligible and you are good to go.

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Blogging from the iPad

Can the iPad be a handy gadget for bloggers? With these apps, the answer is hell, yeah. Here's how I blog on an iPad from Tumblr and the tools I use.  1.  Since Tumblr doesn't have an app for iPad yet (only for iPhone) and even then its app does not support multiple uploading of photos in one post, I post from Tumblr's site using a good ol' web browser. The text editor is HTML enabled, but this is actually simple to navigate (trust me, I know jack about HTML).  2.  I use a split screen app from the App Store called Desktop ($2.99). This is one of my must-have apps on the iPad. It splits the screen three ways (single window, split vertical, split horizontal) and has several tools you can use for each window which you can select per panel. For blogging purposes, I use two browser windows placed horizontally against each other, with one window opened to Flickr and the other to Tumblr's text editor window. Desktop is also a writer's godsend, I type my articles on one half of the screen while using the other panel to research stuff on the Internet. Plus, Desktop's notepad lets you export/email your text in either PDF/.txt format and the best part of all, it comes with a word/character counter. Desktop (available at the App Store)   Desktop app opened to Tumblr/Flickr. Desktop is also a writer's tool. Easy emailing for submissions... ...and my favorite, a word/character counter.    3.  A blog entry looks better when there are photos accompanying it, and this is where Flickr becomes an invaluable blogging tool (both for iPad & non-iPad users).  For blogging iPad-style, I use the Camera Connection Kit accessory to download my photos to Photos, and upload it to Flickr via e-mail (Flickr users are provided unique "e-mail to" addresses specifically for uploading). Download photos from your camera with iPad's Camera Connection Kit.  4.  Once my photos are uploaded to Flickr, I simply click on the photo I want to include in my blog post, click on "All Sizes" to get the embed code and plug it into the Tumblr editor (this is why Desktop is handy versus using just Safari, you won't have to switch back & forth between windows).  You can even select photo size and add as many photos as you want.  5. For other blog clients, Wordpress already has an iPad ready app so I'll leave that experience for Wordpress bloggers to discover.  6.  Tumblr also has unique email codes that you can use when you want to post photosets, etc, which can be found here. Blogging from the iPad is actually very fun, and since the iPad doesn't have any start-up delays when waking up from sleep, it's the perfect tool for bloggers always on the go.