how can i access photos saved on my iphone.i dont have a macbook, and i wont buy iphoto.
Max Zinger wrote:
i dont have a macbook, and i wont buy iphoto.
Neither are needed.
The pictures can be viewed directly on the device or connect the device to a computer and copy them off as you would with any digital camera. http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4083
the thing is, i was on a trip and a guy had about 200 photos form a trek we had. the only device i had that capable of storing that data was this iphone. apparently you cant just go around copying you photos from your pc to your iphone. you need a mac and iphoto installed. luckly he had both. but now i cant access these photos. i see on itunes that i have 564 photos, on the drive itself i have 300 that i can see (ones taken with my iphone camera).
so, again, how can i get these photos?
No, you don't need a Mac and iPhoto. You need a computer and iTunes.
The phone is not a storage or backup device. You can not use it to move or copy photos from computer a to computer b. You cannot extract photos from the phone other than those in the camera roll. When photos are synced to the phone from a computer, they are not transferred at full resolution. They are optimized for the iPhone display. Have your buddy put the photos on a thumb drive or upload them to flickr or something for you.
It's either that or e-mail them to yourself a few at a time.
these photos are not visible on the iphone, i cant see them. i just know they are there. i can only how many pf them there is and the capacity.
Go into the Photos app. Look in the albusms, events, etc. They should be there if the person who put them there did it correctly. If they don't show up, I don't know what to tell you... I don't know what they did to make them be there, but not visible.
how can i access photos saved on my iphone.i dont have a macbook, and i wont buy iphoto.
