Photo transfer
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Mountainbikermark
iPF Noob
Email it?
I load about 99% of my photos via email or I will snap one on my phone, upload to photobucket ( free app on multiple platforms) and download it to my ipad. that gives the freedom to delete them without itunes
Dropbox will allow the same thing, also free
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I load about 99% of my photos via email or I will snap one on my phone, upload to photobucket ( free app on multiple platforms) and download it to my ipad. that gives the freedom to delete them without itunes
Dropbox will allow the same thing, also free
Support Our Troops!!!
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twerppoet
iPad Fan
Actually it's dead simple once you stop thinking of it as transferring photos and realize what you are doing is syncing what you set up on the computer.
Create one master folder for your iPad pictures. Create one sub folder in that folder for each album you want, and copy the pictures to those folders. When you select to sync photos in iTunes, pick the master folder, then choose Selected Folders. Check all the folders you want to sync.
When you want to add pictures, either add them to the existing folders on the iPad, or create and select additional sub folders. Then sync again.
The idea is to create and maintain what you want on the computer, then let the iPad duplicate it.
Create one master folder for your iPad pictures. Create one sub folder in that folder for each album you want, and copy the pictures to those folders. When you select to sync photos in iTunes, pick the master folder, then choose Selected Folders. Check all the folders you want to sync.
When you want to add pictures, either add them to the existing folders on the iPad, or create and select additional sub folders. Then sync again.
The idea is to create and maintain what you want on the computer, then let the iPad duplicate it.
