Reviews for Lightning to USB Camera Adapter

People need to be a little more knowledgeable before leaving negative remarks. You might need a powered hub for this device, check with the manufacturer of your device, not Apple. Works great on Samsung TL225 by e way.

This product is great for the new iPad I bought! I received the message "requires too much power" and fixed that problem real quick. I went on my camera and changed the charging option to off. After that it has been flawless! I am ready for Germany now!

I have the camera adapter for the iPad 2 and saw the same problem some of you mentioned about "too much power". The camera is trying to charge itself from the iPad which can't supply the power for that. You have to turn off USB charging on your camera. My Nikon S4000 has this in the options. It works fine after disabling USB charging in the camera.

This cable works flawlessly with my gear. I can import raw files from my Nikon cameras, and even import raw files from my Fuji X-Pro 1! From there I can take my photos into Photoshop Touch or Snapseed for a quick edit and send. The lightning connector makes pluging in dead simple. Well done.

After purchasing a different connector yesterday from an apple store where I was sold the wrong item, I exchanged it for this one. However upon trying this with my Nikon cool pix S6300 digital camera just now I have found that this doesn't work - just says "attached USB device requires too much power" after playing around for a bit, still can't get it to even register my camera let alone transfer my photos! Also can't seem to find a list of compatible or non compatible cameras anywhere on the Apple website. Looks like I'm going to have to do the 50 mile round trip to the nearest apple store for the 3rd time this week to get a refund on this useless accessory that does not do the only thing it is designed to do! Not happy!

I find this product frustrating. Advertised to transfer pictures and videos from SD to iPad but find that the results are inconsistent with pictures and transferring video is even harder. I would not recommend this at the moment.

It recognizes the files in my Rebel XTi, but does not show previews for RAW files. They do import, however. Unfortunately, the camera I got this for was my point and shoot, an Olympus TG-1. It gets the "accessory requires too much power" message. I can take the card out and put in my card reader, which is powered, and it will read it, but that sort of defeats the purpose as I wanted something for traveling and on the go situations. Looks like I have to purchase the sd card one, too. Can't give up the USB because the Canon takes compact flash. Kind of disappointing. Seems like there should be a better all in one sort of solution.

I have a canon 20 D, I got a "CAN NOT USE DEVICE The connected USB device is not supported"
message.
Sorry apple, as much as I like your products, this one just does not work.

This iten is a total waste of money. Does not work with a Sandisk card reader. does not work with a Canon 7D DSLR or Canon point and shoot camera or any flash drive. Don't know how Apple can sell this item that has so many bugs.

I bought this today to go with my iPad mini. Just posting here to confirm that it worked flawlessly between my 40D (shooting RAW) and my iPad mini. I'm now on the hunt for apps that will utilize this cable for tethered shooting or other cool things