Over the summer I started downloading photographs directly to our iPad. In the past I had first loaded them onto our laptop and then transferred them to the iPad. Now, I am wondering if I can take what I first put on the iPad and move them to the laptop. Does anyone regularly do this? Or, do you know if it can be done?
Thanks.
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Jump to PostThere are a multitude of ways! Some are free and some cost.
So, first up, free with wired connection. A app included with your OS is image capture. It is more of a image (Photo and Video) traffic cop. It recognizes a video device when it is plugged into your …
Jump to PostWhenever you connect your iPad to computer, it shows an option like what you want to do with your stuff, and you can choose the option accordingly. Else, you can transfer the stuff using iTunes.
Jump to PostYou will be needing icloud service and follow the steps in the article
http://hints.binaryage.com/how-to-transfer-photos-from-ipad-to-mac-or-pc/. Either way you can try Photo Transfer Application which transfer the pictures from an ipd to computer and vis-a-vis. …
Jump to PostI know that this topic is quite old, but I do not understand why nobody said what is really obvious. There's no other way to download pictures from/to your iPad other than using iTunes.
The truth is that it is quite easy to do this, as it just involves synchronizing …
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