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Select the pictures you want to copy to your computer and copy/paste them into the desired location on your PC.Find the iPhone, it will appear as any other camera would.If your iPhone is already plugged into the PC, you can also try this method:

Using iPhone as Digital Camera in Windows Explorer to Transfer Images

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Opening either will work to copy the pictures over, but typically Digital Camera opens directly to the DCIM directory whereas Portable Devices will sometimes require minor navigation within the folder to copy the files. Note that in Windows 10, Windows 7, and Windows 8, you will often find the iPhone mounted under “Portable Devices” but it can also be found listed under “Digital Camera”. Find your photos through the folders that are displayed.Select “View Content” or choose a device option like ‘Import pictures and videos’.Wait for the AutoPlay popup asking you what you want to do with the device.Plugin your iPhone to the computer without iTunes running.This is the easiest way to access and copy pictures from iPhone to a Windows PC: This utilizes the AutoPlay pop-up that shows by default in Windows when a device is connected to the computer by way of USB. Using Windows Plug & Play to Transfer Pictures from iPhone to Computer In either case, unlock the iPhone before beginning, or else the photos may not be visible. On a Windows PC the easiest way to get pictures from your iPhone is to just use Windows Explorer, but there are two ways to go about this.

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iPhoto on the other hand is generally limited to the consumer model Macs, thus making it not always available on pro models, but it does work as well, and iPhoto will also serve as a photo manager of sorts.

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The benefit of using either Preview or Image Capture is that these apps are on virtually every version of Mac OS X since from the very beginning of the OS, so you won’t find a Mac version without them. Optionally: Click the checkbox with “Delete after import” if you want to delete the photos after they have been copied over to the computer.

Look in your ~/Pictures/ folder for the photos from your iPhone.

Select “Import All” to get all the pictures, otherwise individually select pictures and click ‘Import’.

From the File menu navigate down and select “Import from iPhone…”.

Though Preview is usually thought of as an image viewer, it can also serve as a fast importer:

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Here is how to import with Preview: Copying Photos to the Mac with Preview in Mac OS X You can also transfer pictures to your Mac with Photos app, iPhoto, or Preview, which is just as simple and actually has a virtually identical interface for initiating the transfer. You simply choose where in the file system to copy the pictures, and it transfers them for you. Image Capture is my preferred method because it’s fast, efficient, no frills, and allows users to quickly and easily copy the images from an iPhone (or iPad, or any camera), directly to the Mac.

OR: Select individual photos, and click “Import” to only copy those pictures over.

Select a folder from the menu (default is Pictures folder) and then click “Import All”.

Connect the iPhone to the Mac through USB.

Open Image Capture from the /Applications/ directory (or through Launchpad).

Image Capture is a fast and efficient way to pull photos off the iPhone, which treats the device as a digital camera: Using Image Capture to Import Photos in Mac OS X How to Transfer Photos from iPhone to Macįor Mac OS X, the fastest and simplest way to copy pictures from an iPhone to a Mac is with Image Capture and Preview. We’ll cover the Mac OS X methods of how to copy pictures from an iPhone to a Mac first, and then how to copy pictures from iPhone to Windows methods second.īefore beginning, make sure the iPhone is unlocked. There are a few means of copying pictures from iOS to computers, we’ll cover more than one each so that you can decide which method is appropriate for you.

How to transfer photos to Windows PC from iPhone.

How to transfer photos to Mac OS X from iPhone.

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If you want to jump directly to the transferring photo guides on this page for Mac OS X or PC, use these links: