1.) Connect the provided WiFi adapter to ColorSpace UDMA2 unit and power it up.
2.) The SSID "HyperDrive" and IP address "192.168.0.1" are displayed on screen.
3.) Connect the WiFi on iPad to "HyperDrive"
4.) Open up the "iUSBport"app on iPad. (It is a free app from App Store in iPad)
5.) Tap the "iUSBport" icon and the "C" drive is up which is the hard disk inside the UDMA2
device.
6.) Tap the "C" > "Backup" > "DCIM" > "camera model" (101EOS7D) > photos will be
displayed.
7.) Tap the "Edit" at the upper right corner and select the photos to be copied to iPad (A Red
check mark is on the selected photo)
8.) Tap the "Copy to" icon at the bottom of page and enter "copy to".
9.) To copy to the camera roll in iPad, tap "Photos" > "select folder".
10.) The selected photos will be saved into camera roll.
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I follow all the steps and see the file transfer to...somewhere. It's not in my camera roll and I can't find it anywhere on the iPad. Please help, as I need to be able to transfer multiple photos at once, rather than one at a time.
John, in step 9 what folder did you select?
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In general I agree. Doing one at a time can be useful, but it would also be very nice to be able to select a whole folder from the Colorspace, or a who range of files, for wireless transfer to the iPad.
I select "Photos", but it does not appear in the camera roll. They do appear in "local" storage within IUSBPort, but I haven't figure out how to access this storage from outside the app.
I did find a kludge that works, but it doesn't buy me alot. When they are in the local storage within the app, I can hold my finger on the listing and "send" the photo, one at a time, to the photo roll.
I'm off overseas in 48 hours and this is, shall I say, less than optimum.
Try FTPManager Free, from the app store. It appears to do what you want (though all the solutions seem to require you to choose each photo you want to import) at least as far as putting it in your iOS Camera roll.
I have also found that the app GOODREADER will let me download a whole folder from the Colorspace (yeah!) but that means I get both the RAQ and JPEG and end up re-downloading stuff, if there is more than one session in a folder (ie, I added photos to the folder after having first downloaded it once already).
I would love to see an option to set a filter. I shoot RAW+JPG and would love to mark all JPG's and copy just the smaller JPG's to my iPad. It is a hassle to click each second photo in a folder that contains up several thousand photos that I shoot one day. With iOS7 the sort function to sort all images depending on their extension is not longer working, which made it just a tiny bit easier and I could tap each file in a row, but even this is far away from a convenient way of working. It is horrible to have not such an basic and easy option and makes this app not being usable for a pro!
OK, so I noticed last night that there was an update for iUSBPort in the App store, so I downloaded it. I am pleased to report my issue has been resolved. I can select multiple files, copy them, go to Photos, create a folder and paste them. They then appear directly in my Photos app. Couldn't be easier.
Well done.
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