Pictures From Samsung To Mac

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by Jenefey AaronUpdated on 2019-08-27 / Update for OS X

You're on vacation and you take a ton of great photos with your camera. Upon returning home, your SD card is full and you're itching to share your photos with your friends. Luckily, Apple's Photos app makes importing your photos to the Mac easy; all you need to do is plug your SD card into your computer and follow a few simple steps.

Tutorial to transfer photos from Samsung to Mac: Connect your Samsung to the Mac with a USB cord. Unlock your Samsung and then swipe down from the top of the screen to connect your device as a media device. To achieve that, you can change the USB connection type to 'MTP (Media Transfer Protocol)' or 'PTP (Picture Transfer Protocol)'. If you have photos taken with a film camera, you can import them into Photos by converting them to digital files (using the Image Capture app and a home scanner). With Continuity Camera, you can take a picture or scan a form or document using your nearby iPhone or iPad and have the photo or scan appear instantly on your Mac.

  • I recently was given a Samsung Galaxy Edge 6 and took some photos on it which I want to transfer to my Mac (Mac mini running MacOS 10.10.5 (Yosemite) and put them in Photos. I tried using Bluetooth hoping AirDrop would work but it didn't.
  • Now, you can select your pictures by ticking on the small squares. After that, tap on 'Export' icon on top right to transfer photos from Samsung to PC. Note: If you need to transfer all the photos from Samsung to computer, you can transfer them with Samsung Photos Transfer with 1 click.

In this tutorial we'll show you how to import photos from your camera's SD card to your Mac including macOS High Sierra using the Photos app. This tutorial does not require any additional software, but does require a Mac with an SD card slot or a USB SD card reader.

Importing Photos from Your SD Card to Mac

1.Insert your SD card into the SD card reader on your Mac.

How to import pictures from samsung to mac

2.Open the Photos app on your Mac.

3.Look at the sidebar on the left-hand side of the screen. Locate the Import heading at the top of the sidebar. Underneath this heading will be your SD card's name; click on it.

Pictures From Samsung To Mac

4.If your SD card doesn't show up in the sidebar, look at the upper left-hand corner of your Mac's screen. Click File from the toolbar and Import from the drop-down menu. A Finder pop-up window will appear. Find your SD card and select the images you want to import by clicking on them.

5.All of the photos on your SD card will now appear at the center of your Photos window. Take a look at the upper right-hand corner of the screen where you will see three buttons: Import All New Items, Import Selected, and Delete After Import.

Like its name suggests, the Import All New Items button will import all photos on your SD card that haven't already been imported to your computer. The second option—Import Selected—will import only the photos you've selected; you can select images by clicking on them.

Finally, to clear up space on your SD card, check the box next to the Delete After Import option. When turned on, your photos will be erased from your SD card after being imported to your Mac.

Tip: If you're signed into iCloud on your Mac, your photos will be automatically uploaded to iCloud with no further interaction on your end. They will appear on all devices linked with your iCloud account.

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iCareFone – Best iPhone to Mac Transfer Tool

Samsung To Mac Transfer

If you're an iPhone or iPad user, chances are you know how limited iTunes is. It's great for managing music, but it will wipe all current music files in your device after syncing. I will recommend an iPhone to Mac transfer – iCareFone for Mac. It enables you to transfer 9 types of data from iPhone to/from Mac without replacing current data.

Run iCareFone on Mac, there are 6 function sections, please select File Manager and you'll see the 9 types of data. Select Photos to start moving photos from iPhone to Mac.

Samsung Smart Switch

This program will display all photos in your iPhone. And you can click Import to add photos from Mac to iPhone, or click Export to transfer photos from iPhone to Mac. More tips can click here.