· I'd like to use the iOS devices to store backup copies of my RAW files, and maybe even do a little editing with Photogene on the iPad. Problem is, I can't find a way to get the full-res RAW files (or even full-res jpegs) uploaded to the devices. I have used an Eye-Fi card in the past for this, but it just hasn't been very reliable. · In Lightroom on the IPad, simply tap the cloud icon and choose “Get This Original.” The Move File Method. The second option is more manual and cumbersome, but might be necessary in some situations such as if the desktop computer is not accessible but the original raw file is available on an external drive or cloud backup. · On your iPhone or iPad, go to Safari and open the file you are trying to download. In this example, we are trying to download a PDF file. 2. Tap on Missing: raw.
I work with "Lightroom", "Photosop" and "Camera Raw" in iOs, but the problem is that when I connect the card reader to my iPad automatically opens Photos and leaves me with another program matter. Finally, this problem does not exist if I do with my other camera (Sony Alpha7) because the file is not DNG RAW is RAW only. A folder on external storage you connected to the iPad, such as a USB SSD, hard drive, or stick drive. Plug it in to your Mac and use Lightroom Classic to import the exported raw files from there. A folder on the Mac, if you mounted the Mac on the iPad using Connect to Server in the iOS Files app (and File Sharing enabled on the Mac). The RAW format means the highest level of quality, you get to keep all image data, and it allows for the most control when it comes to editing without losing any quality. And since the iPhones can now shoot in RAW format, that means you can also import your RAW images from your DSLRs and edit them on your iPhone or iPad as well.
About RAW files imported to iPad with the Camera Connection Kit If you import RAW images to an iPad with the Camera Connection Kit, turn on Download Originals or edit the images on your Mac so that the files are available on your Mac in iCloud Photos. On your iPhone or iPad, go to Safari and open the file you are trying to download. In this example, we are trying to download a PDF file. 2. Tap on the Share button, which will bring up the Share sheet. I'd like to use the iOS devices to store backup copies of my RAW files, and maybe even do a little editing with Photogene on the iPad. Problem is, I can't find a way to get the full-res RAW files (or even full-res jpegs) uploaded to the devices. I have used an Eye-Fi card in the past for this, but it just hasn't been very reliable.
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