Questions & Answers for USB-C to SD Card Reader
4 Questions from the Community
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Yes you can download Raw images. you can use light room and photoshop to edit. (new photoshop for iPad looks amazing) the best way to transfer images however is via iCloud.I hope someone will come up with a good app that will allow for external usb/hard drive use. There are some for usb drives but they are not all that yet.
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Will these new iPads allow users to store music on SD cards and be able to play the music through VDC or other music players (NOT ITUNES)?
- Asked by Todd B from Old Bethpage
- 11 1, 18
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AnswerNo, The iPad Pro can only read videos and photos from the SD Card.
- Answered by Maximus O from Salisbury
- 01 10, 19
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Will this reader transfer into iPhoto and offer the option to then delete from the SanDisk to allow more room on the SD card?
Delete previously downloaded photos to again have a clear San Disk to take on more new photos. I purchased a reader that only downloads and not offer the option to erase photos after downloading.
- Asked by Denise. L B from Merlin
- 10 31, 18
- Flag as inappropriate (Will this reader transfer into iPhoto and offer the option to then delete from the SanDisk to allow more room on the SD card?)
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Can this new USB-C adapter read SD cards that contain regular files (using Files app) rather than being neutered to work only with Photo/Video?
Since the new iPad Pro now has USB-C rather than Lightning, the third-party dongle I have that allows me to work with the files stored on my various SD media will no longer be applicable once I upgrade my iPad Pro. Given the parameters of the technology, there should be no legitimate reason why the Files app will not read data on external media (such as SD cards, flash drives, or hard drives). This is one of the LAST remaining issues with using iPad Pro as a “professional” device. The other remaining issue is that it doesn’t yet have xCode.
- Asked by Crystal S from Pasadena
- 10 31, 18
- Flag as inappropriate (Can this new USB-C adapter read SD cards that contain regular files (using Files app) rather than being neutered to work only with Photo/Video?)
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