Install VNC Connect by RealVNC (free for personal use) on iPad and desktop computer.Ģ.Ĝreate an Album in LrMobile and copy the files downloaded from the camera to the Album. This requires that the desktop PC be always powered on, which I do anyway.ġ. To get files from iPad to desktop on the road I use a link to the PC via software and the internet. I am limited to 20GB of Adobe Cloud storage. Images from the camera are downloaded to iPad and uploaded to the Adobe Cloud. Newer iPads with USB-C port can direct connect to the camera). When traveling I download images from my camera to the iPad using the Apple USB3 Camera Connection (I have a Lightning port iPad. Is this perhaps a WiFi issue? Does it happen in more than one connection location? :some seem to get stuck in the cloud and refuse to migrate to Lightroom Classic" Has anyone made this work in a non-annoying way? Any tips? Unfortunately I can't go full-on Lightroom CC, as they don't even sell storage plans big enough to hold my library. I can sync the photos over, but some seem to get stuck in the cloud and refuse to migrate to Lightroom Classic.
So far, however, I'm finding that the Lightroom CC -> permanent storage in Lightroom Classic part is very aggravating. It's super fast to import, process, and export. Processing the photos in Lightroom CC on the iPad is so nice. My 16TB Lightroom Classic catalog & 45MP files just choke my laptop at this point, and it's a much more pleasant experience to work from the M1 iPad in the first instance. I've decided to try to go iPad-first for importing photos from now on. Can anyone share an iPad to Lightroom Classic workflow?.
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