Jul 10, 2020 Another way to move photos from an iPhone to a Mac is with iCloud. ICloud Photo Library, a.k.a. ICloud Photos, can do all the heavy lifting. However, if you’ve got over 5GB of photos and videos, you’ll need to upgrade your storage plan, paying anything from $0.99 per month for 50GB to $9.99 for 2TB of cloud storage. Now you should be back to the previous status quo, and be able to access data, particularly photos, from your iPhone or iPad, as was true for my father. This Mac 911 article is in response to a.
This has been brought up a few times regarding PC users, but I'm creating this thread because it's affecting us Mac users as well.
I had a bunch of photos on my iPhone 4S, which I took before I updated to IOS 7.1. I then updated to IOS7.1, but I now cannot transfer those photos from my iPhone to iMac.
Cannot Download Photos From Iphone
I've tried all the usual applications - Image Capture, iPhoto, Photoshop, Adobe Bridge, etc. All 'see' the iPhone, but they cannot 'see' the photos. Bridge's Photo Downloader 'sees' the iPhone, but says 'No valid files'. iCloud / Photostream won't do it either.
Whoever else has this issue, please don't just go 'me too'. Please take a few minutes to submit a bug report at http://www.apple.com/feedback/ It's the only way that Apple will understand that there's a problem here.
Photos Won't Download From Iphone To Macbook
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