How is the manual transfer of photos from the iPad to the G-connect accomplished?
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G-Connect can only view the photos on your ipad, not back them up. Your itunes would be the transfer from your ipad to your computer.
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YES! Works great, love it! I have iPhone and iPad. You use the nikon app, which is free for the transfer, easy to set up and use. Really great!!!!!!
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You would use Apple's Camera Connector Kit, which plus in to the dock connector on the bottom of the iPad (1-3 models) and then provides a USB port. This would hook up to that, and is it doesn't take too much power, it may work. I have plugged up USB keyboards to the iPad that way, but never an adapter. The iPad USB port has limited power, so if this adapter draws too much, it will not work. In that case, you would plug a powered USB hub (that plugs in to wall power) in to the camera connector kit, then plug this in to that. I have not tested that, but I have plugged up USB joysticks and such to an adapter I built in to the USB port on the iPad just fine.
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Apple provides a camera adapter for the iPad to directly transfer photos from a camera to an iPad
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hi, If you use the app for apple devices, you can select all photos and transfer it. you can download the app in Apple store.
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As you have probably surmised, using WiFi feature is not very intuitive. On the iPad, download the Nikon 'Wireless Mobile Utility'. On the P600, press the Menu button, then 'Connect to Smart Device'; the camera should show 'Connect to Smart Device'. Go to your 'Settings' on the iPad. Make sure WiFi is turned on, and you shpuld see a WiFi device named Nikon. Select it. Turn the iPad Airplane Mode on. Go to the WMU app that you previosly downloaded. Select View Pictures on the camera. Select which photos you want. Press 'Download'. The selected photos will download one at a time, and appear in your Photos. Hope this helps As you have probably surmised, using WiFi feature is not very intuitive. On the iPad, download the Nikon 'Wireless Mobile Utility'. On the P600, press the Menu button, then 'Connect to Smart Device'; the camera should show 'Connect to Smart Device'. Go to your 'Settings' on the iPad. Make sure WiFi is turned on, and you shpuld see a WiFi device named Nikon. Select it. Turn the iPad Airplane Mode on. Go to the WMU app that you previosly downloaded. Select View Pictures on the camera. Select which photos you want. Press 'Download'. The selected photos will download one at a time, and appear... » Read More As you have probably surmised, using WiFi feature is not very intuitive. On the iPad, download the Nikon 'Wireless Mobile Utility'. On the P600, press the Menu button, then 'Connect to Smart Device'; the camera should show 'Connect to Smart Device'. Go to your 'Settings' on the iPad. Make sure WiFi is turned on, and you shpuld see a WiFi device named Nikon. Select it. Turn the iPad Airplane Mode on. Go to the WMU app that you previosly downloaded. Select View Pictures on the camera. Select which photos you want. Press 'Download'. The selected photos will download one at a time, and appear in your Photos. Hope this helps « Show Less
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You need to make sure that the setting on the camera has the wifi turned on. Then go to your wifi settings on your camera and you should be able to select the wifi that is coming from the camera. Honestly, I found this to be a time-intensive process, so i just bought an adaptor from the apple store that allows me to take the data card out of the camera, put it in the adapter and attach it to my ipad to download the photos. It's a much quicker process. It seemed to take forever to do it with the wireless attachment.
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I think thru the Mac computer you can. ICan't find any apps to do it thru iPhone/ipad yet.
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Not that I can figure out. I have a nanokey 1, and use an APPLE photo adapter to hook up my nano key to my iPad, but it isn't usable when the iPad is in the dock.
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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
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I know there is a way. The IT guy at my clinic set up my bosses iPad and iPhone to do this task. However, since I did not have my iPad had to perform this task, I do not know the particulars.
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This adapter is designed to connect to the mini usb port of the camera, both Nikon and Canon using a mini usb to USB cable. The other end goes into the lightning port of an iPad or iPhone so you can download images directly from your camera to the Apple device. If you want to download to your computer, use a USB to mini usb cable. One should have been included with your camera.
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Yes, I use it to transfer pictures from sd cards to my iPad 2 running on iOS 7. As soon as you plug in the adapter with the sd card, the iPad recognizes it and opens a new category opens up in the default photo app.
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After moving pics to a desktop. You'll need to transfer by wi-fi network from the desktop computer or use cloud services. Or you can buy the camera connection kit for the iPad.
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Yes, we've transferred all our photos and videos from our ipad to my husband's pc laptop. This flashdrive also transfers documents, so it's multi-functional. We've been very happy with it. My husband uses it primarily for sheet music. He plays in a band. He creates setlists and playbooks on his pc laptop, editing the sheet music to highlight key shifts and other notes, and then he saves it to his ipad, which he uses during his gig.
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From SanDisk Support: Hello Mr. Easton, It is a very quick and simple process. 1) There are Apps for iPad, iPhone and Androids that allows you to transfer photos, videos to/from your mobile device to the drive's internal memory or to an SD card in the drive. 2) All you have to do is turn the drive ON, launch the app, select the photos and then hit copy to Drive button. Here are some helpful links: http://www.sandisk.com/products/wireless/media-drive/ http://kb.sandisk.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/12895 http://kb.sandisk.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/12894
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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.