Can you use it to view the pictures on the SD card or do you have to copy them to the iPad?
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Yes! When its plugged into the I-Pad the picture open up in the I-Pad and you can look at, copy to I-pad or even delete the pictures from the card.
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When you plug the SD card into the card reader, and then plug that into the iPad, the iPad will show you everything on the SD card, and you can then figure out what you want to import and do that next. This thing is awesome! And it doesn't take very long to download either
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If you are referring to a USB thumb drive, the answer is it has a USB port. I have not yet had the need to use that yet. When you connect to your iPad it directly links to Photos. Hope that is helpful.
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Your tablet isn't going to "try" to convert the raw files. However, you can get an app for the tablet like DSLRController that will allow you to control the camera and view images off of the card.
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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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It is used for down loading your pictures. You insert your SDcard or what ever card your camera uses and the pictures down load into the iPad.
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If you mean, can you plug it into an iPad, I don't think so. It uses a USB connector to plug into your computer.But you can definitely send the pictures over to your iPad, I do that all the time to post them on certain messageboards.
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This works on mine. Put the sd card in first, then plug into ipad. Should show up at the bottom of the photo app as "import"
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Very much you can.In fact I download to drop box and later upload to Flickr..It's simple to use with android.I use for both android and Ipad,no issues at all.
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If you can I haven't figured out how to do it. I've only managed to move my apps over and lose a bunch of pictures attempting to move them over. Still worth it, apps take up most of the space so they sit on the SD card by themselves.
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The image files (RAW and .jpg) are stored only on the camera memory card(s). The images show up on the iPAD, and you can choose to save them to the iPAD, while retaining the files on the memory card(s).
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No.This memory card reader uses a USB port to connect to your computer/tablet. An iPad Air does not have a USB port. If you want to get pictures from your memory card onto an iPad Air (or any other Apple iPhone or iPad product) you will first need to down load the pictures onto a computer with a USB port then add them to your photostream, once they are in your photostream they will be visible on all your Apple products.
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This will not connect directly to an Ipad. You will need to add a standard USB connection to the proprietary connection of your Ipad. If you simply want to transfer SD card info to/from device there are a lot of better options like thesehttp://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/s/ref=is_s_ss_i_1_12?k=ipad+sd+card+adapter&spref;ix=Ipad+SD+card
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Only if you use it as a storage device and transfer some of your files to it thus freeing up some space on your IPad
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This is a memory drive that stores files but I do not think that it adds any memory to your iPad. You can by memory from iCloud then transfer things like your photos to that and perhaps free up some memory for your apps.
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Sorry, I could not answer last night. I had to test this, this morning first. I am assuming you are asking if you can copy a file from a SD card inserted in the slot of a RavPower, to a usb hard drive connected to the same RavPower device. My testing this morning using the AirStor app software for an IPAD confirmed that this can be done. I selected an image file on the SD card, and DOWNLOADED it to the USB hard drive connected to the same RavPower. When downloading, it give me the option to download to a folder on the USB device, or LOCAL (which means a folder on the IPAD). When I select a file on the USB drive, it gives me the same option to download to a local folder on the IPAD or a folder on the SD card. I did not do any testing with a PC, as I don't have anything installed to connect Wireless to the RavPower. Hope that helps. Phil Porter
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I don't have an iPad but I do have several android devices and with the free software available in the app store, you can watch/view media directly from the device as well as transfer/download things from the drive to the device and back.
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You can connect your iPhone to your iPad using this but it will not connect directly to the iPhone and read the cards.