tamaburger.blogg.se - Iphone camera roll to pc

Locate and tap the share button (square with up arrow) and tap the Mac you'd like to send the files to. On an iPhone, find the photos or videos you'd like to send. If you're on a Mac, you can also Airdrop the images over. It could take a while for longer videos, and you might find some stubborn files that don't easily copy over, so double-check that it all worked.īottom line: This solution works, and it's free, but it does require some tech-savviness. Now drag and drop (or cut and paste) them onto your computer or an external drive. Then, just drag/drop any of the files or entire folders to your computer or right-click on one and choose Export to Folder. Hold Control (PC) or Command (Mac) to select more than one.They may be in subfolders, too, but they'll all be here. ICloud Photo Library: Media/PhotoData/PhotoCloudSharingData folder (and look for 30 digit subfolder names such as "5AFB7555-5CAA-43A0-8D50-75D884301C96 " and open them to look in the 100APPLE subfolders for your photos. Photo Stream: Media/PhotoStreamsData folder. Photo Library albums synced from iTunes: Media/PhotoData/Sync folder. You'll find them in the folder's below:Ĭamera Roll: Media/DCIM folder (look in all of the 100APPLE subfolders). The Media folder has a house icon next to it in the left panel of iExplorer. If you have any issues access photos or recorded videos in the Photos section or if your see white thumbnails for any of them and can't preview them in the right panel, try going to the Media folder instead where the photo and video files are actually stored as individual files in iOS. Using drag/drop on a Mac will also keep the original file names for your photo and video files. If you use the Export button on a Mac or drag/drop on a PC, then the date metadata in each file will change to the date of transfer from iExplorer. The location (GPS) data will also be retained. If you are wanting to keep the original date taken information for your photos or videos, on a PC, you'll want to use the Export buttons, and on a Mac, you'll want to drag/drop.

You can also directly drag and drop any photos or videos from your device in iExplorer to your computer.

To export a specific album, you must highlight the album in the left panel under Photos (you may need to click on the disclosure triangle to see it).

Hold the Command (Mac) or Control (PC) keys to select multiple image items.

Use the Export buttons at the bottom of the window to export selected photos, a selected album, or all photos at once.

Navigate to Photos in the left panel or Photos & Videos on the Device Overview screen.

Open iExplorer and connect your device.