Using the iPad Camera Connection Kit to Transfer Photos and Videos from iPhone 4

Hello YouTube, this is Detroit Borg, and welcome back to my channel where I'll show you how to use the iPad camera connection kit to connect your iPhone 4 to your iPad. This will allow you to transfer photos and videos from your iPhone 4 to your iPad, making it easier to share or view them on a larger screen.

First, let's start by connecting the USB adapter from the iPad Camera Connection Kit to the bottom of the iPad. Once connected, all I need to do is connect the USB cable from the adapter to my iPhone 4 using the standard USB cable that came with my phone. Now that everything is connected, the next step is to launch the photo gallery app on my iPad. As soon as I connect the kit to my iPhone 4, the photo gallery app automatically launches, and I can start importing photos from my iPhone.

I have both photos and video files available for import, and they are designated by a small video camera icon in the bottom lower corner of the screen. This indicates that these files are in widescreen 16x9 format, which makes them easy to view on my iPad. While I can choose to import all of these files at once, I prefer to select just a few to start with, so I'll go ahead and pick this one all the way through to that one. Once I've made my selection, I click "Import Selected," and the photo gallery app starts importing the photos from my iPhone.

As the import process begins, you can see the spinning icon on the screen, indicating that the file is being transferred. Once the import is complete, a green checkmark appears on the screen, and I know that all of the files have been successfully transferred to my iPad. Now that everything is imported, let's take a look at some of the photos I took with my iPhone 4. If you zoom in on these images, you can see just how high quality they are, and even more so when viewed on an iPad.

When it comes to viewing video files, I'll go ahead and select one of them, and as soon as I do, the scrubbing bar appears on the screen. This allows me to tap and scroll around with the bar, taking me to specific scenes within the video. To trim a section of the video, I simply tap and hold the ends of the scene, and my trim options appear. From here, I can choose to either trim the original clip or save it as a new clip. Let's go ahead and say "Save as a New Clip," so we can trim this video and make it more manageable.

Now that I've trimmed my video, I'll resize the scrubbing bar, making it easier to select specific scenes within the clip. Once I'm done trimming, I can share the video by going to the send icon on the screen. From here, I have several options for sharing my video: emailing it to myself or others, sending it to YouTube, or copying it directly to other apps. Now that we've explored how to import and trim video files from my iPhone 4 using the iPad camera connection kit, let's take a final look at some of the photos I took with this amazing phone.

If you're looking for ways to share your photos and videos with friends and family, or simply want to enhance your mobile viewing experience, then connecting your iPhone 4 to an iPad is definitely worth considering. With the right tools and accessories, like the iPad Camera Connection Kit, you can easily transfer files between these two devices, making it easier than ever to share your creations with others. Thanks for watching, and I'll see you in the next video!

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhello YouTube this is Detroit Borg and in this video I'm going to show you how to use the iPad camera connection kit to connect the iPhone 4 to the iPad now this will allow you to transfer the photos and hide video files to the iPad so let's see how that looks now all I've done is connected the USB adapter from the iPad camera connection kit connected it to the iPhone using the USB do cable all I have to do is connect this to the bottom of the iPad okay as soon as you connect the kit to the iPhone the photo gallery app automatically launches and this will allow you to import the photos now you can see I have both photos and video files and the video files are designated by this little video camera icon in the bottom lower corner and of course they're in this widescreen 16x9 format so I have the option to import all but I would like to just select a few to import so I'm going to select this one all the way through to that one you can see I have blue check marks once I've done selecting the photos I want to select import and I'm going to say import selected so you can see the spinning icon while it Imports the photo and video the green check mark appears once the import is complete so it's just going to go down the line until it's finished and of course the photo files Go much faster than the video files okay the import is complete I'm going to keep the files on here so let's say keep so these video and fullo files have been transferred to the iPad's camera roll so let's go to albums let's go to last import these are the video files and photo files I saved and let's see how the video file looks let's rotate this to landscape so we're in landscape mode Let's play now when you tap the video you're given the scrubbing bar up here which you can tap and scroll around with so that will take you to a scene in the film in order to trim it you just tap and hold the ends and your trim options come up now all you have to do is grab the end and scroll to uh the end of the scene that you want to keep and click trim so you have two options trim the original or save as a new clip I'm going to say save as a new clip now it's trimmed the video and resize the scrubbing bar so you can select the scene you want once you're done trimming your video just go to the send icon and you can email the video send to mobile me send to you YouTube or copy the video now copy video is unique to the iPad you can take this to other apps or to an email now let's take a look at some of the photos I took with the iPhone 4 now if you zoom in you really get a good idea of just how high quality the iPhone 4 camera is and when you put that on an iPad it's even more amazing so you can see quite a bit of detail once again guys this is Detroit Borg showing you how to import video and photo files from the iPhone 4 to the iPad thanks for watchinghello YouTube this is Detroit Borg and in this video I'm going to show you how to use the iPad camera connection kit to connect the iPhone 4 to the iPad now this will allow you to transfer the photos and hide video files to the iPad so let's see how that looks now all I've done is connected the USB adapter from the iPad camera connection kit connected it to the iPhone using the USB do cable all I have to do is connect this to the bottom of the iPad okay as soon as you connect the kit to the iPhone the photo gallery app automatically launches and this will allow you to import the photos now you can see I have both photos and video files and the video files are designated by this little video camera icon in the bottom lower corner and of course they're in this widescreen 16x9 format so I have the option to import all but I would like to just select a few to import so I'm going to select this one all the way through to that one you can see I have blue check marks once I've done selecting the photos I want to select import and I'm going to say import selected so you can see the spinning icon while it Imports the photo and video the green check mark appears once the import is complete so it's just going to go down the line until it's finished and of course the photo files Go much faster than the video files okay the import is complete I'm going to keep the files on here so let's say keep so these video and fullo files have been transferred to the iPad's camera roll so let's go to albums let's go to last import these are the video files and photo files I saved and let's see how the video file looks let's rotate this to landscape so we're in landscape mode Let's play now when you tap the video you're given the scrubbing bar up here which you can tap and scroll around with so that will take you to a scene in the film in order to trim it you just tap and hold the ends and your trim options come up now all you have to do is grab the end and scroll to uh the end of the scene that you want to keep and click trim so you have two options trim the original or save as a new clip I'm going to say save as a new clip now it's trimmed the video and resize the scrubbing bar so you can select the scene you want once you're done trimming your video just go to the send icon and you can email the video send to mobile me send to you YouTube or copy the video now copy video is unique to the iPad you can take this to other apps or to an email now let's take a look at some of the photos I took with the iPhone 4 now if you zoom in you really get a good idea of just how high quality the iPhone 4 camera is and when you put that on an iPad it's even more amazing so you can see quite a bit of detail once again guys this is Detroit Borg showing you how to import video and photo files from the iPhone 4 to the iPad thanks for watching\n"