What i need to transfer videos and pictures directly from my mavic 2 to ipad? Which cable will do the trick? How you handle this issue with apple devices? I am strugling with this matter...
First, understand you can only add iOS compatible files/images/video to the iPad, i.e., no DNG photos and only H.264 videos.
Unlike the spark that you can direct cable from drone to ipad.
The mavic 2 cannot. Only usbc-usbc on the new ipad. I would prefer not to remove the sd card so I just do the wireless transfer.
I edit DNG files just fine on my iPad Pro using the Affinity app.
And to answer the OP, you need Apple's camera connector kit, which is just an SD card reader. There are cheaper knockoffs but I've found them to be pretty hit or miss as to whether they work.
Hi all, Topic seem to be old, but can’t find any solution to this. I have the latest updates and firmware updates on apps and devices. About 2 months ago I cleared the memory card and cache from all photos and videos and after that the photos are not automatically downloaded to my iPad Pro. I am using Lightning-USB -cable which was working just perfect before and had all the hi-res jpgs on my iPad after the flights without any manual transfer. When downloading them from the DJI GO 4 App, the quality of the jpgs is really poor (lowres jpgs). Directly from the memory card I can get the files into my mac (and then airdrop them to my iPad) , but running out of mac battery all the time because am sailing and don’t have AC-power on board when on sea. Any solutions? Chears! |
Hi all,
Topic seem to be old, but can’t find any solution to this.
I have the latest updates and firmware updates on apps and devices. About 2 months ago I cleared the memory card and cache from all photos and videos and after that the photos are not automatically downloaded to my iPad Pro. I am using Lightning-USB -cable which was working just perfect before and had all the hi-res jpgs on my iPad after the flights without any manual transfer.
When downloading them from the DJI GO 4 App, the quality of the jpgs is really poor (lowres jpgs). Directly from the memory card I can get the files into my mac (and then airdrop them to my iPad) , but running out of mac battery all the time because am sailing and don’t have AC-power on board when on sea. Any solutions?
Chears!
Thanks for the info. Just wonder what changed the working procedure...I use an app called "Sync for DJI” it'll download full resolution pictures and video from the drone. It even works on raw files.
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