how do i transfer photos from samsung to mac?
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['Tap Connected as a media device.', 'Tap Camera (PTP)', 'On your Mac, open Android File Transfer.', 'Open the DCIM folder.', 'Open the Camera folder.', 'Select the photos and videos you wish to transfer.', 'Drag the files into the desired folder on your Mac.', 'Detach the USB cable from your phone.']
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['Use a USB cable to connect your iPhone to your Mac/PC. ... ', 'In the new window, go to your computer to choose photos to transfer. ... ', 'You can click "Add Contents" to import more data. ... ', 'Step 1: Turn on AirDrop on your Mac.']
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['Connect your device to your Mac. ... ', 'In the Finder on your Mac, select the device in the Finder sidebar.', 'Select Photos in the button bar. ... ', 'Select “Sync Photos to your device from” checkbox, then choose Photos, Pictures, or a folder from the pop-up menu.', 'Do one of the following:']
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['Connect your phone to your Mac using the cable that came with the phone.', 'Turn on your phone and set it to the mode that lets it transfer photos, if necessary. ... ', 'Launch the iPhoto application on your Mac.', 'Click your phone under the Devices heading in iPhoto.']
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Use the USB cable that came with your Android device and connect it to your Mac. Double click Android File Transfer. Browse the files and folders on your Android device and copy files. Once Android File Transfer has been successfully installed, connect your Samsung Galaxy device to your Mac using USB cable.
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Launch the EOS Utility app on your Mac and click “Connect to camera” to connect your computer to your camera. Select the photos from your camera in the Utility app and then click to import these images to a folder on your Mac's Desktop. Launch iPhoto and click “File” and then “Import”.
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['In iOS, you can select the image, tap the Sharing icon, and tap Save Image.', 'In iPhoto or Aperture, you can copy photos and videos to the local Library.', 'With iCloud Photo Library and Photos for OS X, images are synced to your Mac.']
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['Connect both your Samsung devices to your computer through USB cables. Select the data transfer mode for both the devices.', 'Now, open your source Samsung mobile and select the desired files. ... ', 'You are done transferring files.']
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['Tap Allow.', 'On your Mac, open Android File Transfer.', 'Open the DCIM folder.', 'Open the Camera folder.', 'Select the photos and videos you wish to transfer.', 'Drag the files into the desired folder on your Mac.', 'Detach the USB cable from your phone.']
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['Put the SD card into the slot on your SD card reader. ... ', "Open the “My Computer” menu for PCs or the “Devices” drive for Mac's. ... ", "Open the folder on your computer's hard drive that contains the pictures you want to transfer to the SD card.", 'Highlight all of the files you want to transfer.']
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['MORE: Windows 10: Full Review.', 'Connect your external drive to your Mac, open the drive and select File.', 'Select New Folder.', 'Type Exported Files" and hit Return. Skip to Step 17 if you don\'t use Photos.', 'Open the Photos app and click Edit in the Menu bar.', 'Click Select All.', 'Click File.', 'Move your cursor to Export.']
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['Turn on AirDrop on both iPhone and Mac.', 'Open the Photos app on your iPhone.', 'Choose one photo, tap Share button, and then tap the Mac with right name that you want to transfer to. ... ', 'Choose to Accept on the pop-up window showing the photos will be transferred from iPhone to Mac.']
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['On your Mac, open Android File Transfer.', 'Open the DCIM folder.', 'Open the Camera folder.', 'Select the photos and videos you wish to transfer.', 'Drag the files into the desired folder on your Mac.', 'Detach the USB cable from your phone.']
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Back up your Photos library manually Connect an external drive to your Mac via USB, USB-C, or Thunderbolt. Open a new Finder window on your Mac. Click on Pictures in the sidebar. Drag your Photos Library to your external drive.
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Open Photos App on your iPhone. Select the photos you want to import from your iPhone to Mac. Click the Share button and click the name of your Mac in the AirDrop section to import photos from iPhone to Mac without iPhoto.
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['Find the photo (or photos) you want to save onto your Mac.', 'Click on the photo(s) and drag it to your desktop (or into a folder somewhere else on your Mac).']
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['Connect your iPhone to your computer with the USB cable.', 'The Photos app on your Mac will automatically launch. ... ', 'Click the Import tab and select the photos you want to transfer to Mac.', 'You can click Import XX Selected or Import All New Items to transfer photos to Mac.']