If I want to click some photos from a Mobile Phone Camera or a DSLR camera in such a way that when I view them on my 12.9" iPad Pro it should occupy full screen when clicked Horizontally and also if I click it in Portrait Mode. If I want to have this. What size ratio should I take the photos ? So that it occupies full screen on the 12.9" iPad Pro ? My. Amera this ratios available 1:1, 3:4, 9:16 and Full Screen Mode. Which Ratio should I click the Photos ?
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iPad Pro How to Click Photos on Mobile to View them Full Screen on the iPad Pro ?
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Not anymore. Right now, I think the only iPads that are still 4:3 are the 10.2" 9th gen and Pro 12.9".
The others are in between 3:2 and 4:3, iirc.
I didn’t know that.
OP, what are trying to accomplish? Even if the iPads aren’t precisely 4:3, that’s the ratio that will probably get the edges of your photo closest to the edges of the screen.
Alternatively, take any photo and just crop it on the iPad.
OP, what are trying to accomplish? Even if the iPads aren’t precisely 4:3, that’s the ratio that will probably get the edges of your photo closest to the edges of the screen.
Alternatively, take any photo and just crop it on the iPad.
All Inam saying is when I drop the Photos on the iPad I do not want Black Bras around it or on do what ratio do I take the photos from my Phone camera so it automatically fulls the entire screen of my iPad Pro 12.9"
You can zoom into a photo to fill the screen, or crop photos to the size of your iPad screen. But no automatic feature can do precisely what you ask. Maybe you’d like to experiment with the slideshow and memory options to display full screen presentations from selected photos or albums.
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The iPad Pro 12.9 screen is a 4:3 aspect ratio, so take the photos in 4:3 and it will be fine (assuming you hold the iPad the same orientation as the photo was taken i.e. landscape if you’re looking at a landscape format photo, portrait for a portrait format photo).
Logically, you can't have fullscreen photos in both landscape and portrait without black bars or cutting of portions of the pictures.
I did not mean both at the same time I said if i have taken the photo in my phone in Landscape mode it should occupy a full screen on the iPad in Landscape Mode. And if it is in Portrait the same way in the iPad.
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