Ok, I understand how to get the drone photos and videos off the drone and put them on computer, but how do I get them on my iPhone so I can text or email them to people? Do I still have to use iTunes?
Drone pictures/videos…how to get them on iPhone?
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You won't be able to 'email' any video like you can a photo. File is just too big. Once it's on your computer, you
can use a free service called "We Transfer". It will let you email any file up to 2gig for free. You upload it and email
it to anybody and everybody you want. They get a link to download it and they can also forward it. You could probably email it to your phone and download it. Otherwise, you can plug your phone into the computer (with the proper cables) and navigate to your video storage folder (probably called DCIM) and drag-'n-drop movies/photos that way.
I'm not an iPhone guy. I'm in the Android camp, so you might want to Google "How do I transfer videos from my computer to my iPhone ______" (mention the model # as apple seems to change things around after an upgrade.
Others use YouTube to upload and email videos. You see A LOT of that on this site. That's also free.
Experiment and have fun. Good Luck.
can use a free service called "We Transfer". It will let you email any file up to 2gig for free. You upload it and email
it to anybody and everybody you want. They get a link to download it and they can also forward it. You could probably email it to your phone and download it. Otherwise, you can plug your phone into the computer (with the proper cables) and navigate to your video storage folder (probably called DCIM) and drag-'n-drop movies/photos that way.
I'm not an iPhone guy. I'm in the Android camp, so you might want to Google "How do I transfer videos from my computer to my iPhone ______" (mention the model # as apple seems to change things around after an upgrade.
Others use YouTube to upload and email videos. You see A LOT of that on this site. That's also free.
Experiment and have fun. Good Luck.
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To answer your original question of transferring to your iPhone. Turn on the drone only (not your RC) and open the Fly app on your phone. In the bottom left of your screen a message will pop up stating your drone has been detected and will ask you if you want to connect to it to allow ‘quick transfer’. You select yes and the phone will connect and show you all the photos and videos on your drone. You just select what photos and videos you want to transfer and WA LA! They will then be in your photo album on your phone.
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mobilehomer
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TMPGEnc Video Mastering Works 7 allows you to make files suitable for transferring to an iPhone. I have used this software to produce a video file suitable for my android phone, works perfectly. Maybe you can download a trial version and see if it works?
https:/www.pegasys-inc.com/
https:/www.pegasys-inc.com/
This gets you to the download page and the trial may be downloaded from here.
tmpgenc.pegasys-inc.com
Dedicated application to manage video files - TMPGEnc Video Mastering Works 7
TMPGEnc Video Mastering Works 7 - The best video encoder around now supports 8K video output with H.265/HEVC.
how does the iPhone connect to the drone? Bluetooth, WiFI, etc….what am I missing here?
I use this card reader that I bought on Amazon. After you plug it in your iPhone and open the “Photos” app, a new tab will appear at the bottom, “Import”. (See attached photo). Click on this and you can upload all the video/photos now. This tab will only appear if there are photos/videos on it.
SD Card Reader for iPhone... Amazon.com
SD Card Reader for iPhone... Amazon.com
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Droning on and on...
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Wifi. BT is required initially to authorize the connection.
Keep in mind QT is only supported on
- DJI Air 3
- DJI Mavic 3 Pro
- DJI Mavic 3
- DJI Mini 3 Pro
- DJI Mini 3
- DJI Mini 2
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Droning on and on...
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Download and use Dropbox. Even the paid versions are cheap for their features. It also provides you access to files for client review, and comparison. Which are two of our best selling positions: showing the value and efficiency of our services; and showing the comparison of degradation over time, and helping estimate failure and plan preventative repair or replacement. All of which controls and reduces production downtime and safety risks.
That’s just one use, one sector. Think of how good you’ll look when you’re that efficient for the entirety of your work?
Godbless, and fly safely and legally.
Laggard
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I purchased a micro sd card reader that plugs into my iPhone. I can then download all files off the card and edit them as i please.
mobilehomer
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Turn on the drone only (not your RC) and open the Fly app on your phone. In the bottom left of your screen a message will pop up stating your drone has been detected and will ask you if you want to connect to it to allow ‘quick transfer’.
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Droning on and on...
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However, the very first time blutooth as well as wifi must be enabled on the phone to make connection.
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