Delay in photos showing within iPhones Internal Storage

Thanks for your reply. I do really appreciate it. I use a photo editing/software managing software called ACDSee. and import my photos from there.

As an long-time Android user, I'm encountering issues that I never had before:

I would shoot being tethered to my PC with simply Window Explorer opened. I could see immediately the photo. With the delay and other files within the Internal Storage, this is impossible.

I never had used the import feature of ACDSee. Again, I used Windows Explorer to move the files from phone to computer. Importing feature my only, quick, solution at the moment.

During import, I have to rename the file to creation date. Unable to change the naming on the iPhone. Image1,2,3 mean nothing to me.

Once imported, I have to sort by details and keep only the 1:1 photos

Once imported, iPhone will not allow ACDSee to delete photos. This need to be done manually before the next shoot.

If I forget to turn off Live I have to delete the extra files as well.

The iphone has a image frame not photography intuitive. The bottom menu overlays the image so I'm finding my shoots are not correctly lined up and having to do a lot of cropping. Even with the grid turned on.

So far, this is the most unproductive photography equipment I've purchased in a long time. Looking more and more of upgrading my SLR would have been better. Or going back to the android

Thanks again. Leaf elements I assume those are the AAE files. I've been able to delete those within Windows Explorer no problem. I don't think ACDSee see those files thus fails to download. I don't see your link. Using the iCloud as you suggest just seams silly when my photography studio and computer are no more than 5ft apart. So, taking a photo, sending it to the cloud to some unknown location and then having it send it back to me to download to my computer takes longer and not how photography works. Ideally, tethering is the recommended solution.