Want to know how can I download photos from my i-phone to my i-pad?

[kjp]

Want to know how can I download photos from my i-phone to my i-pad?

 

[leelai]

Hi and welcome to the Forum!

With regard to your question, if you are on IOS5 you can use the photo stream option Settings - Photos - Photo Stream. If you turn this on photos taken on your iPhone will automatically stream to your iPad and visa versa There are limits I believe it's 1,000 photo that will be streamed. You can also sync the photos through iTunes.

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[manic9803]

Want to know how can I download photos from my i-phone to my i-pad?

Hello, you can also use DropBox. You can find the app in the app store.

 

[twerppoet]

More solutions:

For a hardware solution (if wanted) the Camera Connection Kit will let you plug your iPhone into the iPad and import the camera roll.

PhotoSync is a handy app for direct bluetooth photo copying between the computer, iPad, and iPhone. It's a universal app, so you only need to buy it once, though you do need to install it on both devices. {there are actually two apps named PhotoSync. I use the one without the space between the words.}

I like the new PhotoStream service that works with iCloud, but it can take a while to transfer photos, so if you need something 'now' the above solutions work well. The DropBox (or other cloud file solutions) take a little longer (mostly from all back and forth needed), but are still faster than PhotoStream; at least on my admittedly less than great internet connection.