how do i move photos from iphone to flash drive on mac?
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Importing from iPhone First, connect your iPhone to your Mac with a Lightning to USB charging cable. A popup will ask if you want to trust your computer, tap "Trust" and enter your passcode. Now open Photos on your Mac, where your iPhone will appear under the Devices tab on the left side of the app.
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Import from a hard disk, optical disc, or flash drive Connect the device to your Mac. In Photos, choose File > Import, then select the items you want and click Review for Import. To set where to import the items, click the “Import to” pop-up menu and choose a location.
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['Download AnyTrans Software. The newest version of AnyTrans for Mac can be found here- https://www.imobie.com/anytrans/download.htm. ... ', 'Launch AnyTrans for iOS. Open the AnyTrans software and connect your iPhone to the Mac via USB. ... ', 'Choose Photos By Category. ... ', 'Complete The File Transfer.']
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Connect your iPhone to the FileHub Wi-Fi, start the FileHub App. Click on My Device, Camera Roll Folder (or other folder). Click Manage and then select the photos you want to transfer to the USB Drive. Then select Upload and choose the USB or SD card, then click OK.
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Select the folder or the photos that you want to transfer to your flash drive, and then click the "Export" > “Export to PC” option, which is visible on the top bar. A pop-up window will appear, select your USB flash drive and click "Open" so that you can save the photos there.
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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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A. Although the iPhone does not have a standard USB port to connect a flash drive, you can transfer photos from the iOS 10 Camera Roll with special hardware that plugs into the Lightning port on the bottom of the phone.
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["Manually download all the files from Apple's iCloud website to a folder on your PC and then copy/paste or move them to your USB drive.", "Download iCloud for Windows and find the iCloud folder in your File Explorer. Then, copy the photos from your PCs' iCloud folder and paste them to your USB Drive."]
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['Plug the USB flash drive directly into an available USB port. ... ', 'Double-click your Macintosh HD (Hard Drive) icon to open it.', 'Select files you want to drag over.']
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['Connect your iPhone (or iOS device).', 'If Photos does not launch automatically, go to Launch Pad and open Photos.', 'The Photos window opens. ... ', 'Click on this and you can select "Import", which when you do, Photos will now recognise your device connected on USB.']
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['Tap Yes, Allow Access.', '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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['Connect your iPhone to the Mac using a Lightning-to-USB cable.', 'If needed, unlock your iPhone and confirm it trusts the device.', 'The Photos app should load and show you the images from your iPhone in the main window.']
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['Connect your iPhone to Mac using a USB cable.', 'Open the Image Capture app on your Mac.', 'Select iPhone from the Devices or in the Shared List.', 'Click the Import To button, and choose from a dropdown list where you prefer your files to be saved.']
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['Open Photos on your iPhone.', 'Select the pics you want to transfer.', 'Tap the sharing button in the bottom left-hand corner.', 'Wait till AirDrop finds your Mac and tap on it.', "On your Mac you'll see a pop-up window asking you to accept the photos."]
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Once you have the thumb drive plugged in, go to your iCloud Photos page, then click Select Photos in the middle right of the top bar. Start by selecting just one photo and clicking Download. Select your USB disk on your computer — note that the drive letter may not be E:. Just look for USB Disk and select that.
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['Go to Apple Menu → System Preferences → iCloud.', 'Next to Photos, click Options and select iCloud Photos.', 'As soon as iCloud Photos is turned on, your iPhone photos and video will be automatically uploaded to your Mac.']
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['Connect your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch to your Mac with a USB cable.', 'Open the Photos app.', 'The Photos app shows an Import screen with all the photos and videos that are on your connected device. ... ', 'If asked, unlock your iOS device using your passcode.']