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Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site. There are several ways to get pics, videos from iPhone to PC. Let's have a look at those methods and choose the way that works best for you. Sync them with iTunes 1. Connect your iPhone to your computer using a USB cabled.
Click the Device button, then click Info. Press Sync at the bottom of the screen and all your iPhone contacts will be copied to your PC. The page appears to be providing accurate, safe information. Please let me know if this helped and works. Fortunately, moving a step further to transfer iPhone photos and videos to your Windows 10 PC can save you out of the pain.
It doesn't matter if you're attempting to move over pictures as. JPG files, screenshots as. PNG files, or videos as. MOV files. Importing iPhone photos to Windows 10 is just a simple few step procedure that you can learn within minutes, even though you're not a technical expert. By the way, if you're holding an Android phone instead, just follow the instructions in this support article to get images transferred over to the PC. There're mainly four useful tricks for mobile-to-PC photo transfer without suffering any dos and don'ts, all of which can apply to all iPhone models.
You can choose the method that suits you best. Note: If you need to fix the "Device is unreachable" error message that shows up out of the blue when trying to copy photos from iPhone to a Windows 10 PC, get help from here. The Windows Photos App is a free and standard application from Microsoft to help for keeping all your device photos secured in a PC. It comes handy whether you prefer getting all photos off an iPhone onto Windows 10 at once, or migrating over pictures in bulk.
If you have "iCloud Photos" toggled on, please jump to the method 4 to do the transfer. Run the latest version of iTunes, keep your device on the Home screen, and then the photo transfer process via Windows Photos app is simpler than you might think. The migration process through Microsoft Photos could get stuck if there're an impressive number of pictures to move over. If this is the case for you, create a ZIP file for the photos and then try again. It is a free and official application for easy data transfer purpose on an PC, and the entire process is quick and secure.
Tips: You can also copy-and-paste the DCIM folder to send the entire photo library to the computer's hard drive. A video I shot in September shows as September in Photos but shows as April in the Finder after exporting the unmodified original. I opened the exported video in Quicktime Player 7 the old Pro version. In the Movie Properties window it shows an annotation for creation date that matches Photos - September So clearly the correct metadata is in the video file.
The Finder apparently uses different metadata. I also opened the video file with Photoshop CC and it showed the same wrong creation date as the Finder. It shows the correct September date in the Inspector window. Hopefully someone can figure out what metadata needs to be leveraged from a Finder perspective. Batch renaming is a must and I would certainly prefer to handle it all native to Apple. Maybe I can find a solution for a similar issue. I am copying home videos from my Itunes media library to my Iphone 6S Plus.
Mind you - in this library - they are set properly after I exported the files using the information. So I wanted to transfer my entire iPhoto library into photos. They were all wrong! Do not use the export function from the menu.
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