AnyTrans is a comprehensive iPhone data manager, with it you can export, import, or manage your iPhone photos in your own way. Check its main features and give it a free try :. Step 1. Or you can just drag and drop the photos to this section. Free Download. Step 2. Step 3. After transferring, you can unlock your iPhone and go to the Photos app to view those photos. Note: AnyTrans also works on Mac, the steps on Mac to transfer photos to your iPhone are the same as the above steps.
If there is no USB cable available or your iPhone cannot be recognized by your computer, then you can try the AnyTrans app to transfer photos from computer to iPhone wirelessly. Before we start, please make sure that your iPhone has connected the same Wi-Fi with your computer. Install AnyTrans app on your iPhone. You can download it by clicking the below button or directly search AnyTrans on App Store. Can you give me specific directions of how to do what you are suggesting to see ALL of the images?
What program should I open? How do I get to it. I have plugged in my iPhone and tried using every step you mentioned this far, but no images. Jun 3, AM in response to vudwils In response to vudwils. Jun 3, AM. Communities Get Support. Sign in Sign in Sign in corporate. Browse Search. Ask a question. User profile for user: henrymonster henrymonster. More Less. Reply I have this question too I have this question too Me too Me too.
Question marked as Apple recommended User profile for user: henrymonster henrymonster. View answer in context. Helpful answers Drop Down menu. Loading page content. User profile for user: ChrisJ ChrisJ May 27, PM in response to henrymonster In response to henrymonster What happens if you attempt to import the photos using the Windows Import Utility? Reply Helpful Thread reply - more options Link to this Post. User profile for user: Lawrence Finch Lawrence Finch. May 27, PM in response to henrymonster In response to henrymonster henrymonster wrote: When transferring photos from my iPhone 6 Plus using iOS 8.
May 27, PM in response to henrymonster In response to henrymonster So you are saying that you have never imported any of the photos that are in the Camera Roll? May 27, PM in response to henrymonster In response to henrymonster I'm aware that using iCloud Drive or iCloud photos will make a difference in being able to import photos, but just a standard iCloud backup should not affect that.
User profile for user: vudwils vudwils. If they are not on your iPhone, then I'm not sure where they would be coming from?
Can you elaborate? Sorry for not being clear. I meant I can't see many many more photos and videos, which are locetad in the library on. OK, so photos on your device that can be imported are in the Camera Roll. If they are not in the Camera Roll on the Photos app on the device, then they cannot be imported to your computer. Where do they show up in the Photos app?
I sent you print screens pointing the location of more than 4 thousands photos. After connecting my Iphon to my computer, I see less than hundered photos. You have iCloud Photo Library turned on. Here are some additional articles that will help you to understand how iCloud Photo Library works:. Be sure to read the articles carefully, as iCloud Photo Library is a sharing service, not an archival one.
Also, with iCloud Photo Library, because it is a sharing service, all of our photos in the Library are downloaded to all devices and computers using the library. You can turn on Optimization, which will save space by optimizing the photos on your devices and computers when needed i.
Feb 12, AM in response to gail from maine In response to gail from maine. Feb 12, AM. Feb 12, AM in response to reuven In response to reuven You are most welcome! Personally, I have abstained, and intend to continue to do so. I like deciding what photos I want on my phone, and I like having my photos safely stashed in my Photos Library on my Mac, backed up regularly to Time Machine.
Nov 7, PM in response to reuven In response to reuven Nov 7, PM. Jan 2, PM in response to gail from maine In response to gail from maine. My pictures that are not in a DCIM folder due to the iCloud storage are available, painfully slow to download, but the.
Any suggestions? You can download full-resolution copies of photos from iCloud onto your Mac through the Photos app on Mac. Before we do that, please make sure you have enabled iCloud Photos in the Photos app on your Mac. As is well known, iCloud can be used to store various data on your iOS devices. Among these data, your photos and videos may take up most of the storage in iCloud. When you turn on iCloud Photos, your photos and videos will be automatically uploaded to iCloud.
You may wonder where can your photos and videos be stored since the iCloud Photos has been disabled. These cloud services can back up your photos automatically as iCloud. Related readings : If you have accidentally deleted or lost some precious photos on your iPhone, you can restore them from iCloud in 4 ways.
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