using ifile a 3rd party app, i managed to find the thumbprint of my photos but not the actual files. does any1 noes where are the actual location of the photos?
they were taken in raw format.

Originally Posted by summer_rain

using ifile a 3rd party app, i managed to find the thumbprint of my photos but not the actual files. does any1 noes where are the actual location of the photos?
they were taken in raw format.

All photos usually end up in the base Photos app that came with the iPad. Have a look.

Using iFile: /var/mobile/Media/DCIM/1##IMPRT, (the ## means whatever numbers you see here) these are the photos imported from a SD card in .jpg and .cr2 (RAW Canon format) or whatever you RAW files have for an extension.

Under win7 explorer the iPad connected shows up as an extra Internal Storage drive. Thats with iTunes shutdown.
Just look under the DCIM directory and you'll see your photo albums listed helpfully as 800AAAA, 801AAAAA, 802AAAAA etc., so have thumbnails turned on.
Then you can just drag n drop.

Originally Posted by MattIM

All photos usually end up in the base Photos app that came with the iPad. Have a look.

Yup. Pretty simple ~ find your Photo App and they should be in there.

Originally Posted by Hasty

Under win7 explorer the iPad connected shows up as an extra Internal Storage drive. Thats with iTunes shutdown.
Just look under the DCIM directory and you'll see your photo albums listed helpfully as 800AAAA, 801AAAAA, 802AAAAA etc., so have thumbnails turned on.
Then you can just drag n drop.

You can't drag and drop. The pictures folder is read only. Unless you jailbreak you can use Ifile.