"Copy to..." and Destination tab, whats the difference ?

"Copy to..." and Destination tab, whats the difference ? Why asking 2 times the destination of my import in the import page ? that's not very clear to me.. how does that work ?
Thanks
btw I don't like that much all these import parameters around the desktop, difficult to check everything imho, a simple list with option would be more clear probably. I can't see the benefit in this new import UI layout.

Ah, you're looking at the big To button?  They both do the same job and when you update one, it updates the other.  The Destination panel allows you more detailed settings, but the big button at the top (which is usually just used in the compact dialog) allows you to navigate using the OS dialog and shows a list of recent folders.  Use whichever suits you best.

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