import photos from the iPod touch to mac

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• ICloud newbie: download photos from the iPod touch 4th generation to iCloud

  Trying to save photos from an older device. I activated iCloud on the iPod and it says "Download xxx photos" but when I open my iCloud account on my laptop, the photos are not there.  (It works great with my iPhone). Any suggestions?

  Make sure you use the same Apple ID on the iPod and your laptop.

• How can I transfer photos from my iPod touch 6th generation for my macbook pro WITHOUT using iCloud, please? It's simple with another camera but not the case, it seems, for the Apple iPod

  How can I transfer photos from my iPod touch 6th generation for my macbook pro WITHOUT using iCloud, please? It's simple with another camera but not the case, it seems, for the iPod Touch from Apple.

  Use import option from your Mac:

  Import photos and videos from your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch - Apple Support

• I installed lightroom 5 and I am using Nikon D810, (new camera), when I try to import photos from the card, he said the preview is not available.  What I am doing wrong?  Help, please!

  I desperately need help!  I've been trying to use Lightroom 5, what's new with Nikon d810 also new camera and I'm not able to import photos from the card.

  Someone help me please get it going, I'm so frustrated.

  Not necessarily. the images on the card could still be corrupted and the jpeg preview is visible in other programs other than LR. Have you noticed the same behavior on multiple cards? If so, it suggests that LR is the culprit. I suggest you save and optimize your LR catalog, and then stop and restart your computer and see if the behavior persists.

• Cannot import photos from the Iphone to the computer in Windows 10

  When connecting to the computer with the new Windows 10 Iphone I no longer get the prompt to import new photos, and he disobeys automatically.  Worked fine before the upgrade to Windows 10

  Hi UJSmanager,

  I understand that you have problems importing photos from your iPhone to 10 Windows on your PC.  The resources below provide information from Microsoft that can help.

  Import photos and videos from your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch to your computer

  Import pictures and videos on your Windows PC

  Before you import your photos and videos:

  • Unlock your iOS device using your access code.
  • Make sure your iOS device trusts the computer that you use to import your media to.

  When you import photos and videos from your camera to your computer, some might be turned bad. To play videos on your computer to the correct orientation, use iTunes for Windows.

  If you can not import your photos to your computer or your computer recognizes not your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch as a camera, learn what to do Windows XP is may not be able to import more than 500 MB of videos without iTunes installed, a third-party program, or the updated drivers up-to-date.

  Learn how to import pictures and videos to Windows 7, Windows 8or 10 Windows.

  

  To learn more

  Use the iCloud photo library with the Photos app to store your pictures and videos stored in iCloud and up to date on your iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, Mac and iCloud.com.

  Take care

• remove my photos from the ipod

  I have an old Ipod Nano that I give to someone.  How can I delete all the photos of this unit?  Thank you!

  Hey dafhfdhgfgh,

  I understand that you want to remove photos from your iPod nano before giving it away. It's something I can help you with that.

  The first thing to do is to connect your iPod to your computer and open iTunes. The next thing to do is to create a folder on your computer and then in iTunes, you will want to select this folder. Then it comes to synchronization and the photos will be deleted. Take a look at the first article below for more details.

  Delete pictures and videos synced from iTunes when you can not access the originals
  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT204120

  Ideally, you want to restore your iPod before you give it away. This will also delete photos from your iPod but also a part of your content on it. The steps to do this are in the next section below.

  Use iTunes on your Mac or PC to restore your iPhone, iPad or iPod to factory settings
  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT201252

  Take it easy

• import photos from the phone without Photos

  Is it possible to import photos from an iPhone without "PHOTOS" / iphoto? ". I had an iPhoto library really big on the external drive that now will not migrate because I need to 72 GB extra space - which is kind of off me to iPhoto - if I had known it was going to be a problem I would have split my library before updating.

  You can use the picture Capture application to import photos from your iPhone to a folder on your Mac.

• Importing photos from older iPod Nano(Gen 5)

  Photos has been synched to the iPod using a PC/iTunes.

  The PC was stolen later and now iTunes doesn't want to replace iPod everytime I try to sync.

  Ideally I would simply copy photos on PC/laptop(outside iTunes-for fear of deleting the photos which now only exist on the iPod Nano)

  The search for solutions, but all seem to be involde 3rd purchase third-party software solutions.

  Apple/iTunes/iPod really allows for export/transfer of photos of the Apple device without installing iTunes-origin?

  Photos of the iPod are stored in a special way.  During synchronization, iTunes converts photos to fit small iPod screen and stores the data in a special database format.  He comes to optimizing works iPod displaying the photos and save the storage space on the iPod.  As with other types of media, iTunes sync in generally in one direction, from iTunes to iPod library.  You can't use iTunes to retrieve the photos on the iPod.

  NOTE: The exception is IF you had a setting is enabled during the synchronization of photos to the iPod.  There is a setting on the display of pictures of the iPod settings in iTunes (where configure you synchronization for photos) to photos full resolution Include.  IF this parameter is enabled when Sync you photos to iPod, you can find and recover the original files of the image in the folder of Photos on the iPod (with disk use enabled) storage, using the file manager of your computer.

  There may be third-party utilities that can recover individual photos of the iPod.  However, the photos are generally lower resolution versions of the photos full original resolution, because they have been converted during the synchronization for the small screen of the iPod.

• How to remove photos from the iPhone but on mac?

  I am very new to my Macbook and just trying to learn the ins and outs. I've had an iPhone for a few years now and especially had a Macbook because I love my iPhone and needed a new computer.  My problem is, I'm willing to delete the photos on my iPhone to clear up some space, but keep them on my Macbook. Whenever I have delete a my phone is off, it removes off my macbook too.

  Whenever I have delete a my phone is off, it removes off my macbook too.

  You have iCloud library enabled, as well on your iPhone and your Mac? Then you sync the library on your Mac and your iPhone in iCloud. all photos are stored in iCloud, make you adjustments will synchronize to iCloud, and then the changes will be synchronized to all devices, so your photo library will look exactly the same on all devices.

  Do not delete any photo you want on any of your devices, if you use iCloud photo library.  To win the storage on your iPhone select "optimize storage. Then the photos on your iPhone will be reduced in the size of the file, but you need an internet connection if you want to see the full versions.

  If you want less photos on your iPhone to your Mac, do not use iCloud photo library.  Select only 'My Photo Stream' transfer photos from your iPhone to your Mac or use a USB connection. My photo stream is more economic, in any case, because it's free. iCloud library uses the iCloud paid storage and only 5 GB are free. If your photos need more storage, you will need a paid subscription.

  See these support pages: iCloud Photo library FAQ

  and: iCloud: get help using my photo stream

  If you want to turn off iCloud photo library, be sure to disable 'optimize storage"before do you. Wait for the full versions to download again to iCloud.

• Recently impossible to import Photos from the digital camera or iPhone device

  In the past, whenever I have one of my digital cameras or an iPhone connected to my PC (Dell Inspiron 530 running on Windows Vista), the import box would jump to the top, I'd choose to import photos and everything worked without problem.  Not sure if this has anything to do with it, but recently I uninstalled Norton Internet Security 2007 and installed Norton 360 and since then I'm unable to download pictures from my digital camera (Canon Powershot SD950 IS) or my iPhone.  The box "import photos" don't jump (it always did before), and when I go to the Picasa or Windows Photo Gallery and try to "import from camera", it tells me there is no connected device (this happens when the iPhone or the Canon camera is plugged).  And instead of the pealing sound, my PC would usually do when a device is correctly spiked, he made three low knock-type noises, as if to say the device was not properly read.  Interestingly, the iPhone still synchronizes / charges, etc., but I can't get on the photos.  I spent some time chatting with Norton Customer Support, because this issue has started only after that I installed Norton 360, but we have uninstalled Norton 360 (re - installed since) and the problem continued.  I tried several ports, and because this problem has affected at the same time my iphone and a digital camera, that work with any other son and USB ports, I'm pretty sure that this is not something simple like a bad port or wire.  I don't know if it's a matter of updating Windows Vista or what.  So now I'm scratching my head...

  Hi BklnMick,

  Thanks for posting your question on the Forums of Windows Vista.

  I need more information to help you better.

  1. do you think any drive new withdrawal created on the desktop once you connect your digital camera or Iphone?

  2 have you tried to reinstall/update drivers for the digital camera or Iphone?

  3. you see a new message of material found during the connection digital camera or Iphone?

  4. are there any other devices (such as mouse, keyboard, printer etc.) connected to the machine?

  If you are sure that the problem started after installing an application, you can try to perform a system restore on the computer to a previous date when you when it is able to import photos from your digital camera or your Iphone. You can follow the article give:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/default.aspx/KB/936212

  You can also try to power on the machine cycle to drain static electricity that may have built up on the USB ports.

  1. turn of the computer.

  2. disconnect all devices from the CPU.

  3. hold the power button for every 30secs.

  4. connect all devices to the machine.

  5 restart the computer and check if the USB begin to operate.

  Hope the above information helps. Please post back and we do know.

  Thank you & best regards

  Ashish Gupta
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer

• Photos app: Import Photos from the hard drive

  Hello

  I have a number too many photos on my hard disk, divided into several folders (albums).
  When I try the import option, from the Photos App it shows me all the photos (3000) on my hard drive and I have to choose each picture to import.
  It is a simple and hassle-free way to achieve by choosing just one folder to import?
  Any help much appreciated.

  raghavendralr, once you have your photos on your computer Windows 8 files, you will need to include the folder where you have your photos in the photo library so that the Photos app to see.  Then you should be able to use the Photos app to browse your photos.

  To add a folder to your photo library, right click on the folder in the desktop browser, select "Include in the library" - "Images".  More details: in Office Explorer (to open it, press Win - E), expand the node for the computer in the left pane and continue to expand folders until you see the folder that contains your photos.  In the left pane, right click on the folder icon and select from the contextual pop-up menu "Include in the library" - "Images".

  Return of the Photos app, click the thumbnail of the picture library on the home page, you should see the contents of your folder newly added shortly.

  Alternatively you can copy/move your files in your existing images folder which is by default already in your photo library.  In the left pane of the Explorer desktop, expand libraries - images to see what files are in your photo library already.

  Hope that helps.

• Unable to import photos from the Android phone and get a 0X80004005 error message

  I'm trying to import pictures from my android phone, and I get this error code?

  Hi Pam,.

  Thanks for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

  I understand, from the description of the problem, you are unable to import photos from your android phone and you get an error.

  I appreciate if you could answer a few questions.

  1. how you try to import the photos?

  2 how to connect Android phone on your computer?

  3 what is the brand and model of your Android?

  Copy pictures and videos from the micro-SD card on your Android device to a computer, allows you to save and use them on your PC for editing, sharing or display. The process of copying the photos and videos from your phone to a computer is quite simple, just follow the instructions below to start.

  Step 1:

  1. connect your smartphone using the USB sync cable. A USB icon appears in the notification area of your phone.

  2 on the smartphone, drag down the notifications bar and then type. Then tap USB connected and then climb.

  3 on the computer, click START, and then select computer or workstation. The micro-SD phone card is recognized and listed as a removable disk.

  4 double-click the removable disk to open it. Double-click the DCIM folder, and then the camera folder.

  5 in this folder, you can copy all the photos and videos taken with the digital camera on your Android smartphone.

  6 to disconnect your Android, just go to the area of notifications on your phone and press the USB sign to disconnect.

  You can also check this link below where Srimadhwa and Linny discussed on the same issue.

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-pictures/how-to-import-pictures-from-Android-phone-Samson/16705d26-F961-4cb0-aa51-bb52fd9a08d4

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_vista-windows_programs/0X80004005-error-when-trying-to-copy-a-file/d9d7d4ae-D803-4B15-B031-8fbc249dd7f8

  Let us know the status of the issue.

• I have problems to import photos from the Canon EOS 70 d in Lightroom on a macbook pro

  When I try to import photos from my Canon EOS70D in Lightroom, first I get "Preview not available for this file" for all files on the camera. If I check a few photos to import Lightroom said then that's important but the pictures never import and eventually I have to cancel the import. I tried to import a picture and this same thing is happening.

  I don't think that is the cable or the camera that I can import into iPhoto from the camera using the same cable.

  All advice appreciated.

  It's ok thank you, I found the problem. I have to let the camera connected to the laptop for a while. Finally, all files have thumbnails, and then I can import them. I tried before import them too quickly.

• OJ6480 am not able to import photos from the memory card inserted in the printer to laptop?

  I can't import pictures from my memory inserted in my OJ6480 card.  I am connected with USB and nothing appears automatically after you insert card.  Also, I used the menu photo option and he doesn't want me to import.  Help, please!  Thank you.

  Hi cafahr,

  I understand you are trying to print photos from a memory card.

  I find the user manual for Officejet 6480 and found the following.

  After taking pictures with your digital camera, you can print them immediately or save them on your computer. To save the pictures on your computer, remove the memory card from your digital camera and insert it into the slot for card memory on the device.

  To save your photos

  NOTE: Use these instructions only when you use a network connection. If you are using a USB connection, then a dialog box appears automatically on the computer when you insert the memory card into the device.

  1. Insert a memory card into the suitable location on the device.
  2. press on the picture Menu.
  3. press the arrow keys and select Photo transfer and then press OK.
  4. press the arrow keys, and then select Yes.
  5. press the arrow keys and select transfer to computer, and then select the name
  of your computer.
  6 follow the prompts on the screen on your computer to save the photos to your
  computer.

  From what you described, the question is simple, the dialog box does not appear on the computer. What happens if you start it > computer or workstation? Do you see something here that looks like it could be the card into the printer?

  Try to leave the printer and unplug the power cable (with the inserted memory card), leave the printer unplugged for about a minute and then plug it back. I want to see if this will push the communication to the computer.

  Have you used this memory card in the printer before successfully? I ask because the problem may be the memory card or the memory card reader in the printer. Take a look at this link, memory card troubleshooting.

  I hope it's useful. If the problem persists, please return with answers to the questions I asked, I'll gladly do some additional research and return with possible solutions. Please also let me know if you use a Mac or a WIndows OS.

• Importing Photos from a PC to a Mac

  I have several hundred photos grouped in folders that I want to import on my Mac using a USB key. If I transfer all the files to my 64 GB USB key, then insert this disk into my Mac Mini will be the pictures imported into their respective folders that were created on the PC?

  Mac requires not less than 10-12% (or more) of free space on the boot drive for the normal operating system feature. If copy 64 GB of photos of Windows will always satisfy this test, pass, in other words the 64 GB on an external hard drive. The USB key must be formatted FAT32 or exFAT, and this is perhaps already in this format. Copy the photo of the top-level folder will bring the hierarchy of the entire folder with it to OS X.