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To import from your SD card or digital camera, follow these steps: |
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# Connect the adapter to your iOS device. |
# Connect your digital camera to the adapter by USB or insert an SD card. |
# Photos app should automatically open to the Import tab. ... |
# Tap Import All to import your content, or tap specific items, then tap Import. |
# You may also see your photos or videos in the files app |
== Import/export between USB key (USB flash drive) and ipad/iphone == |
=== EITHER === |
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Pls. note that if you are getting error that USB key is requiring too much power, you need to find a USB key requiring less power (e.g. the Kingston Bolt mentioned below) or use USB with external power |
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=== OR === |
Use USB-A/Lightning key, I used Kingston DataTraveler Bolt Duo - USB-A/Lightning - 64 GB. In this case you can’t charge the ipad/iphone while USB is connected |
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=== Procedure: === |
# Format USB key for FAT32 or exfat (windows) or exfat (OSX) – Kingston Bolt already FAT32 formatted |
# Copy the photos or videos you want to transfer to USB key – either as individual photos (*.jpg etc.) or video files (*.mp4 etc.) or as zip file with photos/videos |
# If you use USB camera adapter PLUS USB key: |
a) Plug the USB key into your iPad via the Camera Connection Kit |
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b) Go to files app and you will see the photo files there. |
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c) If photos/videos are zipped just press the zip folder and files will be extracted automatically to separate folder. Pls. note that extraction is typically faster on PC. |
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4. If you use USB-A/Lightning key you may view photos/videos in both files app or Kingston Bolt app. |
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a) Pls. note that bolt app does not support extraction from zip file |
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b) So in this case you need first to plug USB-A/Lightning key into camera adapter and extract via files app. Then you may plug in USB-A/Lightning key to ipad. |
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c) Note that the bolt app photo viewer is faster than the files app photo viewer |
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d) Same for video viewer – use either VLC or bolt viewer for videos |