Uploading photos to your 2018 iPad Pro got a whole lot better in iPadOS 13
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The 2018 iPad Pro simplifies importing photos from a standalone camera. If you love taking photos on a standalone camera, like a DSLR or mirrorless camera, rather than on your iPhone, one of the major frustration points has always been getting the photos from your camera onto a device for editing and storage. This could be particularly annoying if you`re trying to do so with an iOS device like an iPad, where you`ve needed one of two adapters, either Apple`s Lightning SD card reader or the Lightning to USB Camera Adapter. This has changed with the arrival of Apple`s latest generations of iPad Pro. The 11-inch and 12.9-inch models released in late 2018 feature a USB-C port instead of Lightning. This change allows you newfound freedom when importing your photos onto these new iPads, including the use of third-party SD card readers, as well as direct camera-to-iPad connections, sans adapter. USB-C and adapters Like the Mac lineup before it, the iPad Pro now uses USB-C. Among other th...