IPadPro
Jan 6, 2019 07:03:55 #
Over a year ago I purchased an IPad Pro and within a day passed the sound barrier returning it back to Best Buy. What it couldn't do was the killer for me. Stick with my Win laptop and an Android tablet. Apple has the GM behemoth car attitude of an era gone-by of We Will Build It, You will Buy It Because We Made it. No, I'm not fashionably an Apple sycophant.
Jan 6, 2019 07:05:53 #
Over a year ago I purchased a 12.9 IPad Pro and within a day passed the sound barrier returning it back to Best Buy. What it couldn't do was the killer for me. Stick with my Win laptop and an Android tablet. Apple has the GM behemoth car attitude of an era gone-by of We Will Build It, You will Buy It Because We Made it. And they add, "you will gladly pay way more for less." No, I'm not fashionably an Apple sycophant.
Jan 6, 2019 07:07:51 #
Any device that is self powered will work with adapters. Devices that need power from host must not pull over 1/24 of amp, thumb drives and camera cards all-right.
Jan 6, 2019 07:26:50 #
Do any of these devices support transferring documents from computer to iPad and from ipad to computer?
Jan 6, 2019 07:54:29 #
I carry an iPad mini, transfer photos using an Apple card reader. Photos are stored in my iCloud account. When I return home I export the original photos into a file on my desktop for post processing in Affinity Photo, or use Apple's Photo App for simpler processing.
Jan 6, 2019 07:56:25 #
DaveC
Loc: Illinois
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You can create individual folders in Photos. You can even create nested folders. And you can name, rename, add to, delete from, etc. To create one, click “select”, select the images you wish, click “add to” and, if this is your first one, it will give you the ability to create one. Just be aware that it doesn’t really put a copy of the image in the folder,rather a pointer to the image. So if you delete the original you will delete the on in the folder also.
orrie smith wrote:
Unlike Photos, you may put your photos in individual folders for easy access.
You can create individual folders in Photos. You can even create nested folders. And you can name, rename, add to, delete from, etc. To create one, click “select”, select the images you wish, click “add to” and, if this is your first one, it will give you the ability to create one. Just be aware that it doesn’t really put a copy of the image in the folder,rather a pointer to the image. So if you delete the original you will delete the on in the folder also.
Jan 6, 2019 08:42:10 #
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Jan 6, 2019 11:06:10 #
Connecting an SD card to the iPad is a no brainer and Photos preserves the original photo and saves it to the cloud if you wish...
A lightning cord with SD card reader is cheap and quick. Works great!
https://amazon.com/Lightning-Adapter-Support-Required-Upgraded/dp/B0744JB6KR/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?ie=UTF8&qid=1546790704&sr=8-1-spons&keywords=sd+card+adapter+for+iPad&psc=1
A lightning cord with SD card reader is cheap and quick. Works great!
https://amazon.com/Lightning-Adapter-Support-Required-Upgraded/dp/B0744JB6KR/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?ie=UTF8&qid=1546790704&sr=8-1-spons&keywords=sd+card+adapter+for+iPad&psc=1
Jan 6, 2019 14:24:14 #
Bugs wrote:
Over a year ago I purchased an IPad Pro and within a day passed the sound barrier returning it back to Best Buy. What it couldn't do was the killer for me. Stick with my Win laptop and an Android tablet. Apple has the GM behemoth car attitude of an era gone-by of We Will Build It, You will Buy It Because We Made it. No, I'm not fashionably an Apple sycophant.
Jan 6, 2019 14:59:10 #
I have a 12.9 iPad Pro 2018 250 gig. I bought the Western digital WiFi 3tb storage drive for mine. It has a USB Or SD car slot so you can take sd card out of your camera and download your pictures direct to WD hard drive. But most of the time I use a USB adapter which plugs in my charging port on my iPad and download pictures direct from my camera.
Jan 6, 2019 16:35:06 #
DaveC
Loc: Illinois
[quote=Toment]Connecting an SD card to the iPad is a no brainer and Photos preserves the original photo and saves it to the cloud if you wish...
A lightning cord with SD card reader is cheap and quick. Works great]
I’ve had one of these for a long time. It works great in transferring images from the SD card in my Nikon D7100 to my iPad Air. But the new iPad Pro doesn’t use the Lightning interface, rather a USB-3. Are they going to bring out this for the new interface? And what if I should win the lottery and buy an Z7. That uses an ZQD card.
A lightning cord with SD card reader is cheap and quick. Works great]
I’ve had one of these for a long time. It works great in transferring images from the SD card in my Nikon D7100 to my iPad Air. But the new iPad Pro doesn’t use the Lightning interface, rather a USB-3. Are they going to bring out this for the new interface? And what if I should win the lottery and buy an Z7. That uses an ZQD card.
Jan 6, 2019 17:14:09 #
Jan 6, 2019 18:31:11 #
xt2
Loc: British Columbia, Canada
I think they have an adaptor for this application.
rgrenaderphoto wrote:
You cannot plug a USB HD into your Lightning Port ... (show quote)
Jan 6, 2019 18:36:13 #
mblock wrote:
I would like to carry something lighter than my MacBook on trips and wondering about the iPadPro. However I was under the impression that I couldn't connect to an external hard drive for backup and for later transfer of my RAW photos. Anyone have experience with this?
I always use my iPad pro when on the road. I load my photos to it and review to see what I may not want to keep. I will work on some in LR and PS on my iPad. I always shoot Raw an,d save in raw on IPad Pro.
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