Transferring photos wirelessly from Mavic 3 Cine to iOS

[ninjafingers]

Is there a way to wirelessly transfer photos from the Mavic 3 Cine or the RC Pro controller to iOS?

 

[Macinfo]

If your connected to the drone via the RC and Fly, you can go into the album and view the items you've captured and transfer them to any connected device.. The problem here is that it's slow and if you've captured any videos in 4K or better or ProRes, they will be huge and your device has a LOT of space, you may not have room for larger files.

What you want to probably do is connect via USB to the drone, and transfer files that way.. on an IOS device, you may need an adapter to do it, depending upon which device you have.. It would go faster to a computer..

 

[Etdronehome]

Is there a way to wirelessly transfer photos from the Mavic 3 Cine or the RC Pro controller to

I’m sure that @Macinfo knows more about this than me but if you are asking about QuickTransfer it is not available yet. It is supposed to support WiFi 6 so assuming your Apple device also supports that it will certainly be faster than the Mini 2.

I have used that QT feature on the M2 and although useful it has two shortcomings imho.
1) The drone gets very warm as it just sits there transferring.
2) A lot slower than a direct connection to the media storage of the drone.

 

[Cairnsimages]

Thanks for the info above, my question is about transferring media from the smart controller to an external Apple device. Is there any purpose of having an SD card in the RC Pro controller?