Keep in mind that transmissions will likely be slower than even a wireless transmission via AirDrop, especially on newer devices. You can then import photos and videos directly from your iPhone to your iPad, just as if your iPhone was a camera or an SD Card. If you tap Allow, you’ll be able to access all of the photos and videos on your iPhone from the import tab inside the iPad’s Photos app. Once you have everything connected properly, you’ll see a prompt on your iPhone asking you to allow the connected device (the iPad) to access your photos and videos. The above picture shows the proper setup. It won’t work the other way around, so beware. In order to make this work properly, you have to connect the Lightning to the USB Camera adapter to the iPad and the regular Lightning cable to the iPhone. Still, it’s cool that it can be done at all, which is why I thought I’d share it with you. In practice, I find that it adds little value in terms of transmission speed. This setup is a novelty to do just because you can. This, in essence, creates a Lightning to Lightning cable that can be used to directly connect an iPhone to an iPad. To create a dual-sided Lightning cable, just take a regular Lightning cable and connect the USB end to a Lightning to USB Camera adapter. It’s possible to directly connect an iPhone to an iPad via a Lightning cable.
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