Video & Camera Settings

Richard R · Aug 14, 2016

I don't know of a direct way to get files off the SD and into your iPad. If you have PC or laptop that will accept the card, you can transfer files from the, for example, laptop to the iPad using DRopbox. But then if you had another computer you could edit on that LOL. I do my editing on my MacBook and use Dropbox to send the movies or pictures to my iPad. I take the iPad with me then to show folks my imagery. For example, last week I was flying in the morning at the local soccer complex when one of the grounds people came up to see what was going on. In addition to letting see what the drone was dining, I used my second iPad to show him some video that I had taken previously. He was impressed with the images and thought the whole thing was 'cool'. Never hurts to have a friendly face in the local parks department!

jephoto · Aug 14, 2016

There isn't a way to go from card to iPad.
But you can download to computer or laptop and (Apple iOS) use Image Capture app or iTunes to put files into your iPad.

skipilot1 · Aug 14, 2016

You can go from card to iPad using any number of devices sold on Amazon. I have one that plugs into the iPad and has ports for SD, min-SD and USB. It is very small and handy. It has to be compatible with an app. Mine uses an app called iStick. Works very well.

Richard R · Aug 14, 2016

skipilot1 said:
You can go from card to iPad using any number of devices sold on Amazon. I have one that plugs into the iPad and has ports for SD, min-SD and USB. It is very small and handy. It has to be compatible with an app. Mine uses an app called iStick. Works very well.

Can you post a link or name for the device that you have?

skipilot1 · Aug 14, 2016

Richard R said:
Can you post a link or name for the device that you have?

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B016QDZ4KK/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o09_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Dale Perry · Dec 24, 2016

4wd said:
You don't need filters.
Use the wheel on top right corner to adjust the exposure, watch the EV value on screen - it wants to be on zero more or less.
The wheel is also a button when pressed in, this adjusts between shutter seed and ISO.
In daylight the ISO will usually be best on 100.
In Auto mode it should look after itself but you can still turn that wheel to make the image darker or lighter.