Is the transfer of photos simple to iPhone and iPad?
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Yes...once you have downloaded the app the transfer is very easy. I have transferred 50 images in less than 2 min.
1644160
Once you get everything set up - is is easy. There several settings that need to be made that are in different menus. The actual transfer come from the menu under playback not where you set up the network.. Make sure you review all carefully and once setup it will go easily. Please feel free to ask other questions.
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Hi Kim: That I do not know because I only transfer to my laptop. In looking at the USB that is provided with the camera, does the iPhone have the same kind of plug in? I know that the iPad has a really narrow plug in - used to charge it. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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I only did it to my laptop haven't tried my I-Phone yet but it was easy to do it to my laptop
1819225
G-Connect can only view the photos on your ipad, not back them up. Your itunes would be the transfer from your ipad to your computer.
661224
Yes, the FlashDrive HD 8 GB should be able to upload items directly to your iPad. I have only used it for photos, but it is supposed to move most data.
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I used an SD card reader to load the pictures on to my iPad, and then yes, over to Facebook from there. Also the EASYSHARE program lets you pick where the pictures will be sent to. Look on Kodak's own website to read more about how EASYSHARE software works. A google search for EasyShare C123's user manual also will tell you everything about how this camera works.
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I typed a long version. It was lost while sending. Short answer is yes. I use 4 different Nikon(64gigs to download on the Nexto and make subfolders as well to support the single Folder generated by each of the 4 Nikons. Issues with SDXC & SDHC cards and the apple download devices to by-pass iTunes while donloading pics to iPads(64gigs) and 34 gig 4S's. If any one has any suggestions, I'm all ears. I hope that was of help.
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Yes it is without going thru a computer. I bought the Apple SD card adapter for the iPad, hooked it up to the iPad, took the SD card out of he camera, put it into the adapter and after a wait, depending on the photos in your SD card - the photos loaded into my iPad. It was great as I was able to view the photos that I took everyday that eveneing while I was on holiday.
1818302
Yes, but it is very hard to transfer pictures from a Microsoft device to your iPhone Pictures .
333243
No, I have not found any method of copy files to the flash unit from the iPad or iPhone. Apple makes it difficult to do such simple things.
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I don't know, I was using it to transfer photos and it didn't do that very well because of the atrocious file structure on Apple devices.
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Yes, we've transferred all our photos and videos from our ipad to my husband's pc laptop. This flashdrive also transfers documents, so it's multi-functional. We've been very happy with it. My husband uses it primarily for sheet music. He plays in a band. He creates setlists and playbooks on his pc laptop, editing the sheet music to highlight key shifts and other notes, and then he saves it to his ipad, which he uses during his gig.
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I used my iPhone 5 this year to print pictures at our Fall Festival. We printed over 100 photos. From the time you press print to the time you get your photo is 1:06 exactly. We used two different iphones. While one was printing to the printer we used the other iPhone to take the next printer. It worked great! We are considering a second printer to have two different photo lines at our event. I've not tried the iPad but I assume it works exactly the same since it uses the same app.
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I uploaded the PlayMemories software to my iPad Air and had no problems to move the photos wireless from the camera to the device. It did not work for my iPhone but will try it again over the weekend through a open wireless connection. I also have a Samsung Galaxy 3 - the camera has NFC combatibility which I will test over the weekend in addition to the wireless transfer. More to come on that.
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You probably can't copy photos directly from SanDisk to iPad, instead you will need to use your PC or Mac to make the copy, then edit it
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I'm not sure. You can import the pictures into one iPad and after import is complete, you will be asked if you want to "Keep" the original files on the card or "Delete" them. Select "Keep" and plug the reader with the card into the next iPad. I don't know that you can transfer pictures from one iPad INTO the card... But I'll have to try now.
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I didn't actually get the WEFE to work so I never used it. But the CamRanger is really fast in uploading the data to the IPAD. I also have a D800 with JPEGs set to medium (about 9meg files).
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I believe you have to transfer your photos to a computer first, then you can access them in photostream on your iPhone by synching it with your computer or through the cloud. The iPhone doesn't have an USB port.
1885419
Yes, I have an iPad air and use this to transfer photos and video to iMovie on the iPad air. I have successfully transferred from Canon and Olympus dSLR, my iPhone a Contour action cam and various sd and micro sd cards. Just be sure to follow I structions and ignore the message that pops up sYing the dsvice is incompatible. It actually works fine.