All software up to date, El Capitan Photos, Iphone 6 - I am trying to import pictures from my Iphone into Photos, it no longer works since the upgrades. Photos recognizes my iPhone 6 with the icon but the import page goes blank. Please help.
MacBook Pro, OS X Yosemite (10.10), iPhoto 9.6
I found the answer - Attach the iPhone to the computer and restart the computer this allows both devices to recognize each other again. My photos are now exported from my phone and imported into Photos.
I found the answer - Attach the iPhone to the computer and restart the computer this allows both devices to recognize each other again. My photos are now exported from my phone and imported into Photos.
It worked for me! Thanks so much
also works if you restart your phone while been connected to the mac.
But Apple, ***?
Now I every time need to restart my phone if I want to import photos from phone to Photos
Oh. My. Goodness. Can't believe it's such an easy fix. Have been trying to figure this out for the last couple of months. Thank you!!
Be sure to report the problem to Apple via https://www.apple.com/feedback/photos.html. It won't get fixed unless Apple knows it a big problem with many users.
pvoznenko wrote:
also works if you restart your phone while been connected to the mac.
But Apple, ***?
Now I every time need to restart my phone if I want to import photos from phone to Photos
aNot sure why you posted that here since Apple is not here - only users - if you wish to report a bug or new capability to Apple see http://www.apple.com/feedback/photos.html
Posting requests and RANTS here accomplishes nothing at all
LN
Thanks Larry,
My text actually contain one more solution (since you do not ned to restart computer, but you can restart phone instead) with some emotional reaction.
Sorry if it is not ok to be emotional at forums.
Best regards,
Pavlo Voznenko
OK or not OK is not an issue - what is an issue is that editorial comments confuse everyone and add nothing to the discussion - this is only about helping people solve problems and posting editorials (even if they contain a solution that is totally obscured by the editorial) is contrary to helping
If you want to help then post the helpful information and do not obscure it with personal editorials
And per the TOU editorials are not OK
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LN
Truly. Why break something that worked so seamlessly before? Software designers live in their own little world.
El Capitan Photos / Iphone 6 import
