Sounds good BUT I would think the iPod would actually be a hindrance for taking photos IF it was being used as the sole storage unit for a camera. This is what makes the various storage media cards great for photography because there are no cords to get in your way and their weight is a non-factor. Photographers need to sometimes be in awkward positions in order to take a shot and having an iPod attached via a cord to the camera would be annoying at best. Now if the iPod were used as the storage device where you download your photos while out in the field then that would seem more sensible. There are firewire cameras already on the market. I guess you would just need to write the software for the iPod so that it can simply download the photos. Also importantly are the various USB digital cameras out there already that need some way to connect to the iPod. As Roland mentioned maybe some sort of card adapter that could interface with the iPod's firewire. OR maybe a new iPod with a USB (2.0?) and Firewire ports. This would save the photographer from lugging his/her laptop around. Then again some photographers like to work on their photos right away in the field so the iPod wouldn't be relevant in their case.
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