can the camera be used with the cover or does one have to remove the ipad to take advantage of the camera
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I do believe the cover can stay on - This is a Very nice Addition to iPadAir
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No need to remove it from the case, Dana. It has a whole on the back so you can use the camera anytime.
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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.
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You have to hold the folio open but it is not a big deal. Taking pictures with any tablet is a bit more difficult to hold still because of their size. It looks like it offers good protection but I have not dropped mine.
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Pictures in folio mode is a no go, but I don't have any problem with taking pictures with the keyboard out or just flapping down. Dropped it once, caught in mid air and folio popped oped and Ipad flew out onto the floor. Folio just protects from every day use but not hard use.
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No.Sorry you can not use a cover, not even one of the low profile ones. It is great anyway. I leave it in all the time. I even ran a long USB cable and an audio jack to the iPad so now I use it as my docking station. I love it. GoodLuck :)
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No. A cover is available for purchase separately. (You may prefer to carry your iPad in a sleeve or notebook cover.)
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The front camera is exposed, only the rear camera is obstructed. But the iPad slips in fairly easy. It slips into the open face pocket and a small velcro flap velcro's the front of the pocket down to the back wall of the case. Literally seconds. Hope this helps, I've thoroughly enjoyed having this case and it has been a great tool in the operation of my business.
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No, you wi not be able to use your cover with the claw. It is designed to latch over the iPad itself only....
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You can't but anything with the ipad specially any look on it and you cant but any sort of cover on the ipad
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You can leave the smart cover on, just put the ipad into the keyboard on it's right side. The smart cover won't quite close this way, but you can flop it over the back of the ipad and use the keyboard with no difficulty. I hadn't noticed this until you asked the question!
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It has a cover that you have to pull open so you are able to use the camera
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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 stylusholder 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 outeasily with this method.
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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.
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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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No, you don't have to take the iPad out of the BookBook to plug it in or turn it on. Unzip the cover (it has two zippers), and it has an opening at the bottom for plugging it in. It also has a cut-out at the bottom for the "start" button. Since it has two zippers, you can even zip it back closed with them while plugged in, by locating the two zippers, one on each side of the cord. I really love my BookBook, the only problem with it is that for taking pictures, I have to slide it up & out just enough for the camera to see what I'm shooting. Would be nice if it had an opening for that, like the one for the iPhone 5. No, you don't have to take the iPad out of the BookBook to plug it in or turn it on. Unzip the cover (it has two zippers), and it has an opening at the bottom for plugging it in. It also has a cut-out at the bottom for the "start" button. Since it has two zippers, you can even zip it back closed with them while plugged in, by locating the two zippers, one on each side of the cord. I really love my BookBook, the only problem with it is that for taking pictures, I have to slide it up & out just enough for the camera to see what I'm shooting. Would be nice if it had an opening for... » Read More No, you don't have to take the iPad out of the BookBook to plug it in or turn it on. Unzip the cover (it has two zippers), and it has an opening at the bottom for plugging it in. It also has a cut-out at the bottom for the "start" button. Since it has two zippers, you can even zip it back closed with them while plugged in, by locating the two zippers, one on each side of the cord. I really love my BookBook, the only problem with it is that for taking pictures, I have to slide it up & out just enough for the camera to see what I'm shooting. Would be nice if it had an opening for that, like the one for the iPhone 5. « Show Less
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No. You have full access to the touch screen and all of the buttons. The only reason to remove the cover would be if you needed to pull the battery or memory card out.
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If your cover does not get in the way of the clips that hold the iPad on. I remove my iPad from the case to put it on the stand.