I have a 4th generation iPad. Can the iPad be removed to take photos. If so is the inner holder on velcro for easy removal?
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It comes out pretty easy but there is a hole so you can take a picture with the cover on as long as you hold the case open so it doesn't cover the lens
1394289
It has Velcro and it falls off often. But it made a huge difference in my photos. I just have to be careful when I move the flash around or shoot downwards.
1790803
Piece of cake. The mount had a magnetic component that interacts with the iPad in the same way the smart cover does, and holds it up. To take it down, you just pop the magnetic seal, and it comes right out.
1101041
Yes. It's very easy to remove. So easy in fact that the holder oftentimes "removes" itself and ends up falling on the front seats (if you are lucky) or on the floor. Do yourself a favor and look for another option.
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I have the latest generation IPAD, which fits very snuggly in the holder. If you own the latest generation IPAD, I suspect you may have a holder designed for a previous generation IPAD. You may also have a cracked holder, which would impact the holders' ability to perform as designed. Either way, I suggest contacting RAM directly. They have excellent customer service and should be able to resolve your issue promptly and to your satisfaction. www.rammount.com/
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Yes..it can be removed, However I left my on so I can use the quick release on my tripod just in case I want to go from my tripod to my shoulder. You will need a heavy duty tripod to support the weight of the rig and camera.
1839314
No you can't. You need to remove the cover since the holder needs to clamp over the edges. Magnets secure the iPad to the Belkin. Any blockage on the back of your iPad will prevent the magnets from securing the tablet.
1024661
I have not seen the iPad4, but according to techRadar.com, the major differences between the 4 and the 3 (which I use on this holder) are in screen resolution and memory. The only "structural" change I noticed is from the 30-pin to the newest 5-pin connector - unless they moved the connector position it should fit fine.
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I would not advise buying this product. There Is not a hole for the rear facing for the camera and nothing to secure the ipAD. It will fall out an crash to the floor.
2260171
Yes you can remove the insert and then the case will fit the iPad 2/3 and 4....there is also many different optional inserts available so that other devices can be used. Lens is either Vivitar or Polaroid
1583394
You can remove the black strap that your hand fits through but you are still left with the "hook" portion of the "hook and loop attachment ring" attached to the back of the iPad (think of the scratchy part of velcro). So, no, that wouldn't work.
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yes, just pay attention to which corners you use when attaching the ipad to the holder because it can block the camera if you don't watch the corners.
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Keep in mind if it DOES fit, it'll block any camera in the back, and it's not real quick and easy to get in and out. It works well for my original iPad because there is no camera on the back of that unit.
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I had the same question, after inserting my new iPad into the cover. I called Kensington, and they told me this: open the cover, and at the position of the built-in stylus holder there is a "cut-away" area of the tray holding the iPad. You can lift it out from this position quite easily. The iPad is held into the tray quite firmly, but will come out easily with this method.
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there is no compartment for an ipad. You can reconfigure the other (velcroed) sections to fit the camera and lens.
1544471
Yes it can easily be removed. The opening is then about 5/8 x 5-1/2 inches. No sharp edges so you can use it that way if you have a case as I do with my iPad.
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No, you don't have to take the iPad out. The case has access points for these. The only adjustment that needs to be ace is when you want to use the back facing camera in which case you unbutton the fasteners to the back to reveal. But even then the iPad is still in the case. Actually I haven't taken my iPad out of the case since I put it in.