iPad 2 vs iPad pro photo ability

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• Y at - it an iPad Pro app written with lines like paper?

  I like the iPad Pro writing ability, but y at - it a soft which made lines like a regular piece of paper that I can use to write with? I have Evernote, paper, etc and even if I can write, im a little OCD and want to write about the lines. Someone at - it suggestions? Thank you.

  Penultimate, by Evernote, also has a variety of paper options. I think that it's been updated to support the iPad Pro and a pencil, but you will need to double check.

• Duplicate Remover Photo for iPad Pro

  Somehow, I've created several pictures in double in pictures and now I want to remove them for ease of use on my iPad Pro. What is the best app (s) for this purpose?
  

  Thanks for your suggestions.

  For the iPad in the iPad forum post

  Photos for Mac (this forum) is those tested, safe

  PowerPhotos

  Duplicate Annihilator for Photos

  PhotoSweeper for Photos

  LN

• iTunes syncs all my photos with iPad Pro

  Hi community, this is my first post here have just acquired a new iPad Pro 9.7 "256GB and I'm a bit of a learning curve.  At the age of 67, the old brain is not as sharp as it used to be LOL, but I'm already in love of what can do this little beauty and the screen is all simply amazing.  I encountered a small problem that makes me nuts.

  I have more 12 000 .jpg photos on my PC I want to load it on the iPad.  I connected the iPad to iTunes and synced all my music successfully, but when it comes to photos is not only working properly.  I select the photo folders I want charge, iTunes confirms there are 12 000 odd, and starts fine synchronization.  The problem is when it gets to about 4 700 synchronized, the synchronization stops just without error messages or explanation.  On the iPad in the photo app, only 3 of the 8 files I've selected appear as albums.

  I tried several times, turning sync picture then turn it in iTunes but the same result every time.

  The iPad has a limit to not disclose on how many photos you can download on it?  Useful suggestions received with gratitude, thank you.

  Dave.

  Congratulations on your new toy.

  The iPad may have a limit and it may be that the number of photos but maybe the number of records. ITunes syncs only one file at a time, and I don't know if that's fine with sub folders in the main photo folder. Personally, I gave up Sync photos years because once you sync you cannot synchronize their OFF... you don't just delete them off the coast of the iPad. And I wanted to keep this feature to remove.

  For your needs, you can be better served looking for third party soft photos which will give you more control than the built in photos app. I'm scared, I have no name to offer but I know that there are applications out there with more flexibility than the app integrated.

  Here people can chime in with recommendations.

• How to create a photo album already on my new iPad Pro?

  How to create a photo album on my new iPad Pro with photos already imported to film?

  Hmm...  How the pictures came to the film?

  Try to open your Photos App, select Albums at the bottom, if you see the film, then press the sign in the top left + album name and then copy photos from film. The pictures in the album will not copies, they are only pointers, photos will still be Q.C.

• Impossible to download lots of photos to new Ipad pro

  IMcannot download lots of pictures for my 256 GB Ipad. It stops in the middle of the sync

  Having exactly the same problem of Charles, as are others.  See this thread:

  Re: No, my problem is NOT solved: still cannot sync photos iPad Pro iMac

  An iPad Pro is yours too?  So far it seems specific to older Pro models and not all iPads.  My sync photos from iPhoto via iTunes great on my iPhone 6 s, 5 s, iPad Mini 2, iPad 2 Air.  But not my new iPad Pro 9 inch model.

• ? Take and edit photos in iPad pro raw

  I would like to be able to change on new iPad Pro raw photos. is or it will be possible.

  I invite you to read this article.

  As the article says, although you can edit the RAW in Lightroom Mobile files, your iPad Pro cannot take full advantage of the RAW format.

• No, my problem is NOT solved: still cannot sync photos iPad Pro iMac

  I posted this question yesterday and after a response (which was not helpful, although I appreciate Rudegar after trying to help me), mysteriously, my question has been marked as "Solved" in the list of issues, so it is unlikely that more people will look at this thread. I can't understand how to remove the "Resolved" tag, so I write my question once again.

  I am trying to sync the photos selected from my iMac (running the Mavericks 10.9.5) to my new iPad Pro (12.9 inches model, set to update to iOS 9.3.1). I connect the iPad to the iMac, launch iTunes (version 12.3.3.17, it is said), select the iPad in iTumes, click the 'Photos' tab to the left. On the right, I chose 'Selected files' and in the 'Files' window below I have check all boxes for the folders that I want and click 'Apply' if that is or 'Sync' if it is the only display option.

  Each time, a few photos refuse to move to the iPad. It's always the same, but I can find no common feature (e.g., bad post or large file size) which would explain why these photos are not going while the rest will be. Usually in a folder with 20 photos, between 15 and 20 will move the iPad. But why not the rest? It's really bugging me. I tried disconnecting and reconnecting the iPad, turning works, quit and restart iTunes, and even those who are used to synchronize in a special folder is unique. No luck.

  Can someone help me?

  I'm having the same problem Peter.  Brand new iPad Pro 9.7 inches, bought today, running 9.3.1.  MacBook Pro from Yosemite 10.10.5 running.  I always use iPhoto, because I prefer it to Photos.

  All my pictures and files sync very well with my old Air iPad via iTunes.  However on the new iPad Pro, not all photos can be synced through.  It stops just at halfway synchronization through 3000 photos.  If I get that about 1500 of them.  As you say, some folders have missing photos and I see no reason why those missing synced not everywhere.   I tried all that you tried too.  It's crazy, and I'm cross considering that it is the third all-new Apple product I bought within a year, which has caused me problems with bugs in the software.

• Transfer of photos to iPad Pro

  I am trying to transfer my library to a Macbook Air (end of 2014) to an iPad Pro, no syncing via iTunes, the inability to remove photos later.  I thought I could use Airdrop, but my Macbook won't allow even if it has active Airdrop.  It is not can not find the iPad or when it does, nothing happens anyway.  Is there another way to achieve transfer please?

  Thnaks

  Janet

  Yes, you can use iCloud to host your photos.

  iCloud: overview of the iCloud photo library

• Isolate the iPad Pro downloads since Photo Push SD card to iCloud

  I recently made a trip to the coast with my digital SLR camera, an iPad Pro and SD lightning adapter.  In general, I use Photos.app on my rMPB 13 "with a disk external DRIVE containing a reference of all DSLR photos library.  To save space and reduction of risk, I left the combo rMBP/HDD home for this trip.  Download photos DSLR to the iPad was certainly convenient and, at the time, worked very well, especially since I could see both iPhone and blows all DSLR at the same place (learned to love the Apple ecosystem, at least in concept).  All software was up-to-date as of January 3, 2016.

  Unfortunately, when I got home, I realized that I was not only download photos DSLR to my iPad, they were jostled in my iCloud photo library as well.  I love the photo library from iCloud, but I need to use files referenced for my digital SLR to support multiple users on my computer (otherwise, I would need to support the two libraries in double, not to mention space iCloud and Uploader for iPad/download bandwidth Mac).  Now I get files duplicate (a referenced, an iCloud) for each DSLR, even after "deletion" versions iCloud before importing the files referenced using the OS X Photos (photos of iCloud returned the next day).  It's particularly bad for me because it was an important meeting (~ 25 GB) and to capture pictures of the iPhone for local backup, Photos on OS X is configured to download the iCloud library.  As a result, I now have about 25 GB of space gnawed on my limited rMBP SSD with these pictures in double; exactly what I was trying to avoid when setting up my external HARD disc reference library.  I think that delete the photos on the side of iOS of Photos will solve my problem (fingers crossed).

  Thus, in the light of the foregoing, I would like to know if there is a way to create a photo album on iOS which is isolated from the automatic pusher of the iCloud to Apple servers library?  This would allow me to use the iPad to see all photos of the day, the two SLRS and iPhone (because the iPhone 6 s has made a worthy camera), without screw my system to file it when I come home and break my bandwidth limits...

  I would like to know if there is a way to create a photo album on iOS which is isolated from the automatic pusher of the iCloud to Apple servers library?

  No, a library of Photos is synchronized completely. all of the photos you import photos can be synchronized to iCloud photo library, or added to my photo stream if you enable these services.      Do not use if you do not want to download all the new photos. Download of your photos by using a USB connection and using iTunes Sync Photo.

  On your Mac, you could separate the photos referenced in the iCloud downloads using a smart album "Photo is referenced", since the referenced pictures will not download to iCloud photo library.

• Original photos on my iPad pro

  My original photos are on my iPad Pro. Whenever it syncs with iCloud it replaces pictures I deleted on my Mac (El Cap) and other iOS devices.  I don't want the originals on my iPad.   I have hard to recognize anything apparently on the iPad. When I select remove them, I get a message that pictures will be deleted on all devices.  Does include the cloud of pictures?  Does include my Mac?  Tell me what to do please?

  Patti

  If you use iCloud photo library on your iPad Pro, your Mac and other iOS devices, the original copy of your photos is in iCloud, and devices are just the caching of copies of it (either in original resolution or optimized). By its design, addition or removal of a photo using one of your devices adds to or removes icloud then adds or removes the other devices. This is normal. Did you see it or not?

• See the iPad as video pro photos in Lightroom

  Hello

  I start with Lightroom and imported my photos of the iPhone and the iPad.

  The iPad is an iPad PRO and most of the photos is 2 or tree photos at the same time. LR and as video visible and I cannot change those.

  Is there a solution?

  Kind regards

  Johan

  How you import? Using Lightroom Mobile? Or through Lightroom Desktop and import of orders?

  My guess is that these pictures are created in the form of a JPEG file over a video, and Lightroom Desktop it would treat as it manages the pairs RAW + JPEG - ignore the default JPEG. So try to change preferences / general / treat JPEG files of the files next to raw as separate photos and then try to import. That may be enough to solve your problem, or it would point towards what to do in the future.

  See also the Release of Apple Live Photos in Lightroom and Lightroom Mobile

• Adobe product on iPad Pro to measure the area, perimeter, length of the elements in a photo?

  I currently use Adobe Acrobat X on a PC to measure the area and perimeter of the elements in a digital photograph.  Want the same functionality for measuring on iPad Pro.

  I don't think, but I don't know there are a few app not Adobe somewhere that can be done for a little money and it can even direct measures fancy stuff support thanks to the camera.

  Mylenium

• iPad Pro can I open and save files to dropbox/Google Drive

  I want to use the iPad Pro as a professional tool. I want to be able to save Pages/Keynote and http://bit.ly/joc0zm (all IOS apps) to and from the iPad.

  I'd rather do it via Dropbox or Google Drive. I can do this as well on my MacBook and iMac. So, what gives?

  This is a critical flaw in the ability to use the device correctly. It is not a problem with the Pro Surface.

  I need a solution. It's unprofessional in my opinion.

  So, what gives?

  Did you use an ios device before?  iOS works differently than OS X.  There is no system of separator file for the user to interact with.  You must look into each app to see how the application saves files.   Look for the icon of the export.  A box with an arrow on the top.  TAP etc.

  Where are you stuck?  What workflow does not work? Describe.

  Have you downloaded the dropbox app on your ipad?

  Procreate.  If you can no longer export to Dropbox, you will need to contact the authors.

  • The sharing and integration of workflow:

  -Export the work of the canvas, or simply drag to export or select the picture in the Gallery

  -Export to AirDrop, iCloud drive, Photos, iTunes, Twitter, Dropbox, Google Drive, Facebook, Weibo and Mail

  -Print directly from http://bit.ly/joc0zm with AirPrint

  -Export to or import from any extension of the cloud service

  -L' export as file native .procreate, PSD, PNG or JPEG transparent in layers

  https://iTunes.Apple.com/us/app/procreate-sketch-paint-create./id425073498?Mt=8

• How can I use a flash drive with my ipad pro

  I want to buy an ipad pro for school, but I will need an adapter to plug in my flash drive. I was wondering if I would be able to buy an adapter that I can use for a flash drive.

  You can buy a control usb3 adapter, but can connect a USB fat32 and you can import photos because there is no file browser.  Flash player cannot be connected or sick... instead of you can only buy western digital my passport wireless hard drive to keep your files and my cloud app works very well with the ipad pro