Upload raw files from iPad 2 to MacBook Pro

iPad 2
MacBook Pro 15" Mid 2012
OS X 0.9.5
I thought this would be a simple process but apparently not.
How do I transfer my RAW files from my iPad to MacBook Pro?
TIA
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