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Drag/Drop Pictures from iPhone to MackBook

I'm having a heck of a time figuring out how to get pictures off my iPhone. (I've never used the camera before, so I know almost nothing about the workflow).


I tethered my iPhone to my MacBook. I then opened iPhoto on my MacBook. Once opened, it showed the 20 or so pictures that were taken on the iPhone. I pressed COMMAND+A (Select All), and then dragged the pictures to the destination folder on the MacBook. I'm fairly certain OSX picks up the action since there's a small badge by the cursor with the picture count as I drag around the screen.


Lo and behold, nothing gets transferred. I'm absolutely befuddled at the hardships the world's most advanced operating system is creating for such a simple operation.


Does anyone know how to put pictures where I want them?


Thanks in advance.

MacBook, Mac OS X (10.6.7), MacBook Model A1278

Posted on Oct 28, 2013 12:15 PM

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Posted on Oct 28, 2013 12:50 PM

So I found I could Drag and Drop using iImage Capture.


Unfortuantely, I cannot delete the no-longer-needed photos using either iImage Capture or iPhoto.


How the **** does somebody delete the photos on the iPhone? Why the **** is Apple making this **** so difficult?

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Drag/Drop Pictures from iPhone to MackBook

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