Sync via USB
- Open iTunes and make sure you've got the most recent version.
- Connect your iPhone to your PC via USB.
- Click on the device icon.
- Click Settings on the left side of iTunes to see the types of content you can sync.
- Click on the content you want and then click on Sync in iTunes.
How to select multiple photos at once in iOS 9
- Launch the Photos app.
- Open the album you want to select photos and videos in.
- Tap on the select button in the top-right corner.
- Tap and hold on a photo, then without lifting your finger, slide it in any direction to continue selecting content.
To download the original photos and videos on your iOS device, go to Settings > [your name] > iCloud > Photos and select Download and Keep Originals. On your Mac, open Photos, choose Photos > Preferences, then select Download Originals to this Mac. Then you can turn off iCloud Photos.
Open up Settings and tap on iCloud. From there tap on Photos. Then you are going to turn on iCloud Photo Library. This will automatically upload and store your entire library in iCloud to access photos and videos from all of your devices.
Blurry iCloud photos are the result of iPhone Storage Optimization. This feature saves iPhone storage by downloading only low-resolution images. That means the pictures appear blurry when you view them.
Plug out the old iPhone and re-connect the new iPhone to the computer via USB cable. 2. Click the iPhone device button within iTunes, then choose "Photos" > tick "Sync Photos" > "Sync". Wait patiently, and the photos will be transferred to the new iPhone.
There is no documented limit, but I would try with a smaller number (I.e. 100 photos, or even 50) since iPhone 5S and iPad Air has a limited amount of ram available. I selected 125 photos at once and sent it to iPad successfully. I selected 125 photos at once and sent it to iPad successfully.
Step 2: Now we can transfer photos from computer to iPhone.
- Connect your new iPhone to your computer with a USB cable.
- Launch iTunes.
- Click your device icon.
- Click the "Photos" header.
- Check Sync Photos and choose an application or folder.
- Click Apply.
Select the Android phone which you would like to transfer photos from. Go to Photos tab on the top. It will display all the photos on your source Android phone. Select the photos you would like to transfer and click Export > Export to Device to transfer the selected photos to the target Android phone.
Method 1: Copy all photos from iPhone to computer with EaseUS MobiMover
- Connect your iPhone to PC running Windows 7 or later.
- Check the category/categories you want to transfer from your iPhone to the computer.
- Now, click the "Transfer" button to start transferring photos from your iPhone to PC without iTunes.
If some of your pictures still won't import into iPhoto after you have updated the application, restarted your Mac and plugged your camera or other portable device back in, the problem could be caused by damaged files. For example, a picture file could be corrupted or contain no data.
Unplug your iPhone, and quit iPhoto/Photos as well as iTunes. Then plug the iPhone back and restart iPhoto/Photos. If you enabled iCloud Photo Library on your Mac and iPhone your photos might already be on your computer. That's why those photos do not show up in iPhoto.
Your iPhone camera roll folder may be empty. iPhone photos not showing up on PC if it doesn't have photos or videos in the Camera roll. Your PC USB port may not be working well or malfunctioning. It can be caused due to other reasons such as software problem, virus, malware and other compatibility problem.
To transfer files over Wi-Fi, your computer and the smartphone or other device containing the photos must both be connected to the network. If either is not on Wi-Fi, your PC won't be able to browse your photos. Check the settings on both devices, making sure that each is logged into the same network.
