so can you not put pictures from your ipad onto the device?
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Nope. This device's only way to put files in is through a computer. Unless you can upload files using dropbox there is no way.
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Yes you can. I plugged the ipad to the camera connector and then put in the SD card. The ipad will recognize the SD card. Just go to the Photos icon to open the interface screen. On the bottom of the "Photo" screen just select the "import" button to view the photos on the SD card. Hope this helps.
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Mine case is on right and my camera hole is lined up. I never use my iPad to take pictures though as I have a small Cannon and larger Nikon that have great zooms on them. I'm sure I could take a pic with this.
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I am not familiar with the Ipad, but if it has same ports as a laptop, you can either use the usb cord to transfer directly from the camera or take the sd card out of the camera and put it into the Ipad if it has a slot for it. I suppose if it doesn't have either port you could send it from another pc that has the proper ports.
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Pictures stay on the card until you delete them. Effectively it is making a back up copy when it sends it to your iPad or phone.
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Yes but will not transfer pics to a kindle fire or similar tablets will to a iPhone/iPad tho
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Not that I know of. Never had any problems with that on my ipad, although I don't have a retina display.
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Probably..I see no reason why you couldn't . I'm IOS device only so can really only comment on my experience
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Yes, you can leave the media on the storage device. You acces it through the free app.
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The camera itself is a "hotspot". When it's on, your device (iPhone, iPad, or smartphone) pics up the wifi from the camera and sends your pics and vids to the app on your device. So you can't take a pic and send it to Facebook or whatever from your camera. But instead to your device, then to whatever. I hope this helps. You, probably like myself thought that it could send pics directly to the social media of my choice. Not the case. Still a great camera though.
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Negative. The camera is covered up when locked onto the stand. So this is no good for that. If you're handy, you might be able to modify it to do that... but it it would involve cutting metal pieces off and installing some kind of jerry-rigged strap to hold the iPad in place. Or you can just punch a hole through the metal part that covers the camera.
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No. The camera can be a few feet from the iPhone/pad. They don't need to be touching. The camera is entirely contained in the Sony unit, the iPhone/pad functions only as a viewfinder/controller.
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There IS a camera hole in the case and you can use the camera by unfolding the front cover to access the screen side of the IPad and then take a picture. Please note that if you fold the front cover over completely it will block the camera hole.
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If is a SD memory card, there is an especial adapter to transfer your pictures directly to your iPad, instead of transferring them to the computer and then to the iPad.
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Yes, just place SD Card from camera into the slot. The iPad will advise that the adapter is not compatible but after a few seconds, it will allow you to view the contents of the SD card and load them on the iPad.... If it fails the first time or two, try again because it will work.
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No it doesn't not..once you start recording it will bypass the iPad or iPhone.
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As far as i know, iPhones do not store photos on a sim card, they are stored on the internal memory attached to the motherboard of the phone. You cannot remove it. Other brands of phone have removable storage media, such as microSD cards. SIM cards aren't really a form of storage media, they are more for the activation and account information of the phone, so that the carrier (att etc.) knows the phone is on their network.