This content is then used for sharing on different social media platforms. They come with SD cards that stores videos or pictures that you capture, and they enable it to transfer them directly through your SD card to your Mac. GoPro is considered the best camera available due to its features like capturing high-end videos, portability, connectivity, and ease of data transfer to video recording or capturing footage. Today's phones are equipped to perform all the tasks required to create any content. Out of all content, visual content is considered superior to other forms due to its impact and convertibility. Thanks to Will Helliwell for the this tip from his YouTube page.Content creation is considered the most effective way to deliver and share your skills, passion, work, or professionalism in this internet age. I accept that this is most certainly not an ideal way of doing things, but as a stop-gap, until Apple lets iOS recognise and import GPR files, it will at least reduce stress levels for some of you out there. Go ahead and do this, and you can edit those GoPro raw GPR files without needing a laptop as an intermediary. Now, tap on one of the GPR files, and you will get a message saying that it cannot be opened, but if you have Lightroom installed on your device you will see an option to 'Open in Lightroom'. This will display the contents of your GoPro's SD card as a webpage and you'll be able to see all the files, including the GPR raw ones. Now go to Safari and type into the address bar 10.5.5.9/videos/dcim The first step is to open the GoPro Quik app, and connect to your GoPro wirelessly to view its media. How to import raw GPR files to Lightroom Mobile It's a bit 'agricultural', I grant you, but it works. However, for those of you who have been tearing your hair out, there is a solution. It is a bit of a silly situation and we hope it gets sorted out soon. Even if you have a USB-C dongle to connect the camera with a wire to an iPad and try to transfer using the built in Photos app, only the JPEG files are transferred or recognised.

The JPEG files transfer just fine, but never the GPR files.

We're not sure who's fault it is, but it whenever you try to transfer stills images from a GoPro to an iPad or iPhone, the GoPro Quik app simply won't transfer the GPR files. GoPro's take great raw images in the GPR format, but getting them transferred to Lightroom Mobile is pretty much impossible.

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