I took 132 photos at a 4 day event recently. When I attempted to import them into my mac only 16 of them showed up when I opened iPhoto. When I tried Image Capture the same thing happened. The 15 that showed up for import were spread over all 4 days. My phone is an iPhone 6 with 11.3.1, Photos is 2.0, Image Capture is 6.8.
MacBook Pro, macOS High Sierra (10.13.3)
Bob1177 wrote:
My phone is an iPhone 6 with 11.3.1, Photos is 2.0, Image Capture is 6.8.
My Photos is 3.0, Image Capture is 7.0. (I use MacOS High Sierra 10.13.4 and iTunes 12.7.4.)
All the above versions I use are the latest released versions. It sounds like you should update your Mac software to start. In addition, your post's title says "iPhoto", which has not been supported for years. So I assume this is an oversight and you actually do not use iPhoto at all, but do use Photos on your Mac.
I'm sorry, that was a typo. I meant iPhone. Except for upgrading to High Sierra the App Store says that my software is up to date. Incidentally I got the same result on my MBP with High Sierra as on my MP with Sierra.
I followed all of he steps in the copying photos to your mac. However, only 15 of the 132 photos showed up to be imported. Where did the other 116 photos go? It is especially puzzling in that the 15 are scattered thru the 116. It isn't just the last 16 or the first 16.
Do you have iCloud Photos on (Settings - your name - iCloud -Photos) If it is on then it takes precedence over importing. If you are importing with iCloud Photos off you must have iTunes 12.5 or later; however, you should really have 12.7.4. Note also that photos will only be imported once. After importing they are marked as imported, so they won't duplicate in the future.
Not all of my iPhoto photos are available when I try to import them into my mac.
