How To Transfer Pictures From Iphone To Computer (Windows and Mac)

How To Transfer Pictures From Iphone To Computer (Windows and Mac) - You can easily transfer photos from your iPhone to your computer, and the process is very similar to whether you are on a Mac or PC. Mac iPhone treats such as a digital camera, and Windows can treat the iPhone as a digital camera or file system, depending on how the photos accessible. Regardless of what OS you use, You need to start your iPhone, a USB cable is included, and the computer to install the device to the iPhone.

Select one of the methods of how to transfer photo from iPhone to computer :

• How to transfer Photos to your Mac OS X from your iPhone 
• How to transfer photos to a Windows PC from your iPhone

There are several ways to copy a picture of the iOS to a computer, we will discuss each of the more than one so you can decide which method is appropriate for you. We will discuss Mac OS X method of how to transfer pictures from iPhone to Mac first, and then how to copy pictures from iPhone to the Windows of the second method.

...Before beginning, make sure your iPhone is locked.

How to Transfer Photos from iPhone to Mac

 Method 1  :Using Image Capture Import images in OS X

Image Capture is a quick and efficient way to pull photos from the iPhone, a device that treats as a digital camera:

• Open Image Capture from/Applications/directory (or via the Launchpad)
• Connect your iPhone to your Mac via USB
• Select the folder from the menu (the default is the folder image) then the case and tap "import all".
• or choose individual photos, and click on "import" just copy the pictures more

Image Capture is my preferred method because it is fast, efficient, no-frills, and allows users to quickly and easily copy pictures from iPhone (or iPad, or camera), directly to the Mac. You simply choose where in the file system to copy pictures, and transfer them to you.

You can also transfer images to your Mac with the photos application, iPhoto, or Preview, which is just as simple and actually have an interface almost identical to start the transfer.

 Method 2  : Copy Photos to a Mac with a Preview on OS X

Although usually considered a Preview of the image viewer, it can also serve as a fast importers:

• Plug your iPhone to your Mac
• Launch Preview
• From the File menu to navigate to the bottom and select "import from an iPhone ..."
• Select "Import All" to get all the pictures, if not individually select the picture and tap ' import '
• Seen in ~/Pictures/folder for photos from your iPhone.

Optional: Click the checkbox with "delete after import" If you want to erase the pictures after they have been copied to your computer.

The advantage of using either Preview or Image Capture is that this application on almost every version of OS X from the beginning of the OS, so you won't find the Mac version without them. iPhoto on the other hand are generally limited to the consumer model of Mac, thus making it not always available on the pro model, but it does work well, and iPhoto will also serve as the Manager of the photo.

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How to Transfer photo from iPhone to PC

 Method 1  : Using Windows Plug & Play from iPhone to Transfer Pictures Computer

It utilizes the AutoPlay pop-up shows by default on Windows when the device is connected to a computer by way of USB. This is the easiest way to access and copy pictures from iPhone to PC Windows:

• Plugin your iPhone to computer without iTunes running
• Wait for AutoPlay popup that asks you what you want to do with your device
• Select "View Content" or select the device options like ' import pictures and video '.
• Search your photo through the displayed folder
• Copy pictures from Windows as usual

Note that on Windows 10, Windows 7, and Windows 7, you will often find the iPhone installed under "Portable Devices" but can also be found listed under "Digital camera". Open up good will work to copy more pictures, but it is usually an open Digital camera directly into the DCIM directory while a portable device will sometimes need minor navigation in folder to copy the files.

 Method 2  : Use the iPhone as a Digital camera in Windows Explorer to Transfer Images

...If your iPhone is already connected to the PC, you can also try this method:

• Open "My Computer"
• Find my iPhone, it will appear as another camera will
• Open your iPhone to find your photos
• Select the picture you want to copy to your computer and copy/paste it to the desired location on your PC

The Windows approach treats the iPhone more like a file system, such as is the case with a standard digital camera connected to the PC. That generally make Windows easier for moving pictures back and forth if you want to cut the pasta thing & directly from one folder to another in my pictures or My Documents. However, you can also use the photos application to import your Favorites to pull images from the device as well.

Remember, if the picture of the iPhone does not appear in Windows, make sure your iPhone is unlocked first. If not, the iPhone will be found in ' My Computer ' but all the content in it will be visible and cannot be accessed. If you experience that, all you need to do is touch the iPhone, unlock the screen and enter your access code, and all your stuff will be visible as expected.

Finally, you can also align your images using only iTunes on either Mac OS or Windows but that's more for backup purposes and the iPhone don't really function as a means to access individual images.