I use an older but high-end Canon DSLR to take Nature and Wildlife photos on hikes. The camera is so old that it won’t back the CF card up to my iPad using a Canon USB cable and the Apple camera adapter for iOS. My workaround was to back up the CF card using a separate newer Canon camera and the same cable and adapter. I didn’t think this inexpensive DenicMic card reader would work, but the price was so cheap, I couldn’t resist giving it a try. Well, it works perfectly and the backup is speedy. Now I leave the iPad at home and back the images up to my phone. I can edit and share images immediately from wherever I’m taking images. (I haven’t had the card reader long enough to give a durability rating, but I wanted to give 5 stars because I’m pleased with the product)

I recently used for a big Weeding with a Nikon D300, worked well but after 50 pictures in a full mode got overheated and the automatic function turned off the flash, I will recomend a back up flash for special ocasions. I used with regular AA batteries lasted about 200 pictures. The motor is quiet and very useful when tele is used. Size wise is some what big and heavy, coverage is great.Pricy as all Nikon product but well made.

I purchased DenicMic SD CF card reader to take along on my vacation. I have a nice DSLR camera that I like to take photos on because of the quality, as well as my iPhone. But I didn't like the confusion as to where a particular photo was; on my CF card or on my iPhone. Now I can transfer the DSLR photos I take each day of my trip and have them all appear on my iPhone. Very easy to use. The only downfall I find is that in order to make a good connection, you have to take off your phone case. It's not difficult but I fear taking the phone case off and on numerous times will weaken or break it. Other than that, I think this is a great product!

I had purchased one similar to this, however it was for a SD card and it worked great. I had purchased a CF to SD adapter, love it, however it gets a little tiring always taking it out, then taking out the SD card for transfer into the iPhone/iPad. I’m not complaining. I was hoping that in the immediate future someone could integrate the CF/SD/ TF 3 in 1 Memory Card Camera Reader reader . The future and the pace of technology came quick. I purchased it, tried it and love it. Thank you. Highly recommend it.

Very easy to get great exposures. I use it with the Nikon d300 and the play very well together! The TTL mode takes some awesome photos. I also have the SB800 and use it for a slave ....wow!. It's worth it!

Very impressed with the quality of this speedlight. It fits my Nikon D300 and my Nikon D90. I also have a Speedlight and it works just as well. I bought it for a spare, but I may swap to my primary.

Yes I am old school, I shoot with an older dslr that uses cf cards. I have a 10.5 iPad Pro to edit at events. Couldn’t find an official apple product for this, no problem because I found this. When you connect reader nothing happens, insert cf card and boom! It just works. Speed is just ok with large raw files, jpegs are quicker to transfer.Ok, only issue and it appears to be the apple os is for those shooting raw plus jpeg. If you shoot both, only jpeg will read and transfer. So you must shoot Raw only if you want to transfer raw files. Other tip, like most cf readers the slot is shallow so care must be taken when you insert card make sure you are inserting correctly and gently or you will bend the pins. A deeper slot and this reader is just about perfect. Looks nice and clean like something apple would put out.I have not tested the sd or micro sd slot.

 This cf card reader is well-made and fast-speed without any setup. I have many similar products which can not work very well. They all have the problem of disconnection or low speed in connecting. What is worse is that they may break down after several weeks. I use the 64 GB cf card and this product perform very well in every aspect.