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Morning folks.

So I have a PC at home that is hardly ever used. I do all my Internet browsing etc through my iPhone. The only reason I use my PC is to store and edit a multitude of photos taken with a digital camera.

My question to you is:

Is there a way to import photos directly from a digital camera/memory card, directly into an iPad without the use of a PC?

Cheers

In reply to R8JimBob88:
http://store.apple.com/uk/product/MC531ZM/A

hope this helps

Rob

In reply to R8JimBob88:

Be aware that the iPad will compress the photos when importing, (but still look good enough to me).

In reply to RCJ:

You can get them for a couple of quid off amazon too, I wasn't aware of the compression issue. Your limiting factor would be the size of the memory on the ipad, unless you want to pay for some cloud space.

In reply to R8JimBob88:

Yes, and you can edit them on there too.

The problem's the compression and storage. I can work off my ipad for a few days with the camera but not much longer before I wish I had a laptop with me.

In reply to RCJ:

thanks was wondering the same myself

In reply to hindu:

what to use to edit them?

In reply to R8JimBob88: how does the compression work when importing raw files

In reply to R8JimBob88:

I love my iPad, it is great for many things, but for photo editing and a few other things, my MacBook is far superior, faster and easier.

In reply to R8JimBob88:

http://www.macworld.com/article/151911/2010/06/cameraconnection_workflow.ht...

In reply to R8JimBob88: i use one of those readers and online storage 'photobucket' and the color effects app is also very good . . . .

In reply to R8JimBob88

Anyone tried the new photoshop for iPad. Im hoping to be able to use that for resizing photos for expedition dispatches.