Pictures not transferring?
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Yeah pictures taken from my phantom you’re still pressing on the phone button to take the picture
Sorry - do not understand your reply.
If you tap the photo button on your phone to make Phantom take picture. Then the picture will be on the SD card in the Phantom. You may have a low resolution archive version on the phone.
To transfer from Phantom - you are best to remove the SD card and read direct from card into PC or phone.
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I have had the drone for years and I always take pictures like that and transfer them (download) from the drone to my phone and then they are straight on my camera roll.
See the picture I posted it says downloading files that is transferring them from the drone to my phone
How are you transferring them?
They shouldn't be in an export folder, as they are not being exported.
Does your phone have a folder (not necessarily in the photo viewing app) named downloads?
They shouldn't be in an export folder, as they are not being exported.
Does your phone have a folder (not necessarily in the photo viewing app) named downloads?
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Import I mean, not sure how to make it any clearer .....I take picture with drone .....drone picture transfers to phone open camera roll and bang it should be there like it used to in 2017 but they are not anymore. Used to be like this, this is a screenshot from my phone
I have a hunch that you are referring to what are called cached copies on your phone. They are low resolution copies.
If this is what you are looking for, there's a setting to turn the feature on or off in the Go app.
If this is what you are looking for, there's a setting to turn the feature on or off in the Go app.
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Well no I don’t want low resolution pics, are you saying you can turn them on or off to make them higher resolution?
Sounds like I need to take it to a repairer..... finding one is the next thing.
Why not, as Solent suggested, take the mSD card out of the camera and put it into a card reader which is plugged into the phone, then copy or move the photos you want from the mSD card into what ever folder or app you normally use.
Aside from anything else I'd guess it's quicker than either a wifi or a cable connection.
Even with my DSLR's moving the memory card to a reader attached to my computer is the quickest way of moving or copying a large number of photos to permanent storage etc.
From memory transfering photos from my P3adv via the USB cable is slow.
Aside from anything else I'd guess it's quicker than either a wifi or a cable connection.
Even with my DSLR's moving the memory card to a reader attached to my computer is the quickest way of moving or copying a large number of photos to permanent storage etc.
From memory transfering photos from my P3adv via the USB cable is slow.
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I would do it that way I didn’t know you could buy a card reader to plug into your phone? iPhone 7?
Would this be what you need Lightning to SD Card Camera Reader — Apple ?
card reader for I phone 7 | eBay
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Lightning to SD Card Camera Reader Adapter for iPhone 7 6 6S 5S iPad Air Mini | eBay
<li> Features:</li> <li>With the Lightning to SD Card Camera Reader, it is very convenient to download your photos and video from a SD card equipped in the digital camera and transfer to your iPhone/ iPad/ iPod touch. Release the space of your SD card and Backup your SD card The Lightning to SD...
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This might do the trick
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I know I'm confused now.
Thread is in the P3 Standard section - but now we see DJI GO 4 ..... which is a Phantom 4 app ...
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