![]() However, it turns out that Apple's "Photos" app is, in fact, the tool to use for importing. Thus I thought I was sadly out of luck on the cable method. ![]() Then I tried the iPad's "Files" app, which also does not give you the option to select the plugged-in A7rII as an import location. However, Lightroom on the iPad has no option to select the plugged-in A7rII as an import location. I assumed I did not want the "Photos" app to import my images so I closed that app and tried to import from the Lightroom app instead. ![]() I have not owned Apple devices before this iPad, so I am not used to the Apple way of thinking. When I plug in the cable, Apple's "Photos" app starts automatically with it's "import" dialog. I had tried this, but thank you for prodding me to try it again. Just use an USB-C to Micro USB cable and set the camera to mass storage and then the iPad Pro can read the files
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