Surely, all the new owners of the iPhone and other equipment from Apple had a situation where I wanted to transfer some memorable photos to a mobile device. Unfortunately, unlike similar devices based on the Android OS, this is not so simple.
In the latter case, the transfer is elementary, since the smartphone is presented in the "Explorer" as a regular removable disk. But how on iPhone to take photos from a computer? Let's find out!
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Next, connect the cable to your smartphone, plug the other end into the USB port of the computer. Since it is impossible to take photos on iPhone without it, you will have to buy a cable in advance.
Next, launch the aforementioned iTunes. After starting the program, go from it to your device. Immediately we get into the overview dialog box of the "insides" of our smartphone. Select the "photo" section.Synchronization
Now, check the box next to “Sync photos with.” We select the same folder, the photo from which should go to the smartphone. If there is also a video in the folder, and you want to see it on the phone, also check the "Including video" box. Before you take photos on your iPhone from your computer, it’s best to make sure that there are not too many files in the folder.
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