[Ivymin]

Hi
I want to transfer my photos from my PC into my ipad2. What should I do? Itune does not seem to have an option for photos.
Pls help!!!
Thank you so much in advance.

[smax013]

Ivymin, on 17 July 2011 - 11:05 PM, said:

Hi
I want to transfer my photos from my PC into my ipad2. What should I do? Itune does not seem to have an option for photos.
Pls help!!!
Thank you so much in advance.

I am going to assume you are using Windows on your computer.

When you click on the iPad 2 listing under the Devices list under iTunes, there should be a tab for Photos amongst the tabs.

It will look something like this:



Note: The above image is from the Mac version (Aperture is a Mac only program), but you should still have a tab.

You should be able to then specify a Windows location where the photos are on your computer.

Here is a help doc from Apple on the issue:

http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4236

[bee505r]

Hi i hope i can help with my little knowledge:
1. Connect your ipad to itunes.
2. Then drag the pictures from your pc to your itunes at the left side under librar column, you cannotice if it is acceptable if you can see + sign highlighted.
3. Then click your account (like your ipad name) then search the photos tab.
4. Under photo tab check the box beside sync photos.
5. Then after that at the bottom youcan see Sync then click.. And thats it ( sorry english is not my mother toungue).

[Tunz]

Dropbox simplifies this task for iPads.
http://www.dropbox.com/ipad

[apple4hong4]

bee505r, on 19 July 2011 - 01:04 AM, said:

Hi i hope i can help with my little knowledge:
1. Connect your ipad to itunes.
2. Then drag the pictures from your pc to your itunes at the left side under librar column, you cannotice if it is acceptable if you can see + sign highlighted.
3. Then click your account (like your ipad name) then search the photos tab.
4. Under photo tab check the box beside sync photos.
5. Then after that at the bottom youcan see Sync then click.. And thats it ( sorry english is not my mother toungue).

Sure it does. You can start by checking the iPad user guide. Apple includes a Safari bookmark for the user guide with Safari on the iPad.
This is selected under the Photos tab for your iPad sync preferences with iTunes.

This post has been edited by coastie65: 28 January 2012 - 05:49 AM

[Szczecinianin]

Hi, welcome to the forum.

The easiest way is to use your mailbox. You e-mail these pictures to yourself, then access the mailbox with your iPad and download them. In this way I transferred files from my mobile to my PC (without extra cables and software). To make the whole thing YET easier, you can pack the pictures with an archivizer into a single file.

Some webmails, in it Polish, can even send up to 1GB of data so it should do in most cases.

This post has been edited by Szczecinianin: 26 July 2011 - 02:54 AM

[Winfon]

In fact,you can use iPhoto to transfer photos to ipad 2,but it seems the iPhoto can only run on the MAC platform.If your computer is operate on Windows platform you should choose leawo itransfer.

[energybell]

Szczecinianin, on 26 July 2011 - 02:39 AM, said:

Hi, welcome to the forum.

The easiest way is to use your mailbox. You e-mail these pictures to yourself, then access the mailbox with your iPad and download them. In this way I transferred files from my iPad to my PC (without extra cables and software). To make the whole thing YET easier, you can pack the pictures with an archivizer into a single file.

Some webmails, in it Polish, can even send up to 1GB of data so it should do in most cases.

There are several ways that you can transfer photographs from your PC to your iPad.

(1) You can synchronise your iPad and PC using the iTunes software on your PC and you can select which photos/albums/folders that you want to copy.
(2) If you only have a few photos to transfer, then you can email them from your PC to your iPad
(3) You can use a third-party app, like GoodReader (see it in the iPad App Store) and that will allow you to copy photos from your PC to your iPad either using WiFi or the USB connection cable that came with your iPad
(4) You can use a 'cloud storage' server, such as Apple's MobileMe iDisk or DropBox to transfer photos from your PC to the cloud storage and then you can download them from the cloud storage to your iPad. If you need to know more about cloud storage have a look at the Apple iPad website and look for MobileMe.
(5) You can use the optional camera connection kit - this will allow you to transfer photos either from an SD memory card directly to your iPad or you can plug the connection kit directly into your camera and upload photos that way.

This post has been edited by energybell: 04 December 2012 - 01:11 AM

[smax013]

energybell, on 04 December 2012 - 01:09 AM, said:

(4) You can use a 'cloud storage' server, such as Apple's MobileMe iDisk

MobileMe no longer exists, thus iDisk no longer exists.

You can potentially do it with the service Apple replaced MobileMe with...i.e. iCloud. But, "PhotoStream" of iCloud will only work with Lion or Mountain Lion on a Mac and at least Windows Vista with SP2 on a Windows computer.