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Import photos from iPhone without iPhoto

Posted in HowTo, Mac by kenno on July 3, 2009

So how do you transfer your photos from the iPhone 3G to your laptop running OS X if you don’t have iPhoto app? — Easy, just use the buit in app called Image Capture.

The app can be run from: Finder -> Applications -> Image Capture

Image Capture Screenshot

Now, you can either download some or all photos by clicking on either one of the bottons as shown in the screenshot. Remember that you should have the iPhone connected to your copmuter, otherwise you would see the message saying the no device found or connected.

Credit: How do I get photos off my Apple iPhone?

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  3. Chorn Sokun said, on July 3, 2009 at 10:56 am

    Did you own a Mac?

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    • kenno said, on July 4, 2009 at 2:03 am

      I owned the PowerBook 12″ but gave it to my lil sis a while back. Currently, I have an MSI Wind U100 netbook which runs OS X. I mainly use it for my iPhone to sync with iTunes and surfing the web.

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