I have 400 pictures on my Iphone. Is there any way to send them all at once to a laptop or desktop? The idea of emailing each one individually gives me the heebie jeebies.
*** Update ***
I now have them all imported to my laptop. Now how do I delete them all at once off my iphone?
*** Update #2 ***
Never mind, I’m a moron. They are deleted.
AA+ Bonds
Do you have Bluetube
amk
what kinda pictures?
jwb
ou plug your iPhone into whichever computer it is tethered to. You open iPhoto or whatever the PC equivalent of it is, you transfer the pics to the photo program like the iPhone is a camera connected through a USB port.
Kilgore Trout
When you connect your iPhone to a computer it will appear as a removable drive, so you can just drag and drop the pictures to a local drive on the computer. I use a Windows machine and it works that way at least. Select them all, drag and drop, done.
SteveAudio
Sadly, as a confirmed Mac geek, I have no iPhone. But my Samsung phone can transfer to either of my Macs via Bluetooth, very slick.
amk
1. connect to the pc/laptop
jwb
You should also be able to use dropbox if you want to go that route.
gwangung
Connect vis USB to a Mac. Use the Mac’s Image Capture program to transfer all photos at once. Simple.
danah gaz (fka gaz)
Maybe you are holding the phone incorrectly.
(sorry, old joke, couldn’t resist)
Trentrunner
1. Use the DuranDuran app to automatically upload the photos to the cloud.
2. Use the FlinkME app to have the cloud send them automatically to the nearest fax machine (within 10 miles of your phone).
3. Once the photos print out on the fax, use the PolypNow app to scan them back into your iPhone, which will automatically download them back to your Photo Stream.
4. Synch your iPhone with your desktop, but be sure to have tweaked 100-150 lines of the code in FORTRAN in iPhoto so the color balance stays within gamma on the outdoor photos.
5. Connect a USB drive to the desktop, and using the CritterSlut app, transfer the photos from the iPhoto folder (or your synced iPhone Photo Stream or directly via the Airport wireless router from your fax machine) to the USB drive.
6. Pass the USB drive to Paul Ryan, who can apparently run fast enough to turn back time, and have him take it to a Fox Foto kiosk for 72-hour turnaround for 4 x 6″ prints (glossy or matte).
Could it be any easier?
Violet
@Trentrunner: No, No. On Step 5 you don’t use CritterSlut, you use UnrealRape, but make sure you check the SlutShaming box along with the Spastic Tubes option or you’ll end up with pictures you don’t want.
Bill E Pilgrim
I bet you only have 255 photos.
@Trentrunner: Then put the whole thing in a paper bag, wave it over your head, and scream like a chicken?
Steeplejack
@Cole:
Maybe I missed how you copied them to the computer, but if you do the “connect your iPhone to the computer so it’s seen as a removable drive” thing, it’s but the work of a moment to select all the photo files (in Windows Explorer or the Mac analogue) and delete them. That’s how I do it with my lowly Droid.
This may not be useful, but I have been out this evening and just felt like commenting to get back into the swing of things here at the Juice.
ETA: You’re welcome! (As ABL would say.)
Violet
@Bill E Pilgrim: But the photos are 20 years old, so obviously Cole can’t remember how many he’s got.
danah gaz (fka gaz)
@Violet: “make sure you check the SlutShaming box along with the Spastic Tubes option or you’ll end up with pictures you don’t want.”
/reaches for brain bleach
? Martin
If you sync with your Mac, just connect it to your iPhone, open iPhoto and tell it to import everything. Alternately, if you have an iCloud account, go into iPhoto and take them out of your Photostream and drop them into an album. No need to connect the devices for that. Dropbox also works – import them into a dropbox folder, sync, delete. The newer versions of Dropbox on iPhone can be set to automatically sync your photos.
Ms. D. Ranged in AZ (IrishGirl)
After you imported them you should have gotten the option to delete them from the phone. If not then there is no “delete all” option apparently. You have to go into thumbnail view, select all the files you want to delete and then delete them.
Did you import them onto a Windows 7 PC? I believe you can access them on the phone and delete them there….
I’d definitely avoid the CritterSlut app recommended by Trentrunner….many users have caught viruses, incurable ones, from it. Also the Ryan Runner app he mentioned will certainly get photos back to you quickly, however they won’t be your photos. Instead your photos would have been run through a GOP reality generator–you know where up is down, black is white (but not with the people, God no!) and women look like walking uteri.
That’s all I got.
PeakVT
Right-clicking doesn’t bring up a helpful option for saving? Huh.
Also, too, I love the bass line in Aeroplane, but the video is beyond bizarre. I think it’s a spoof on something I can’t reference, but maybe it just sucks.
David Koch
can’t you just take it to Photomat?
They have drive-thur window, it’s really convenient.
Bill E Pilgrim
@Violet: Exactly.
I still think someone has to do a Jon Lovitz Pathological Liar /Ryan video. Uh, because I ran…. under three minutes. Yeaah, that’s the ticket. (Pun intended, sorry).
danah gaz (fka gaz)
John Cole @ Top,
but the question is, did you do it in under three minutes? ;)
@Violet: Ah jeez. LOL. I just got that. =) I guess I’m a little slow (in my defense, it’s late).
Just Some Fuckhead
Fucking moron.
ruemara
@PeakVT: It could never suck, because the song is so awesome.
MikeJ
@PeakVT: I don’t know if it;s a spoof of any one movie specifically, but there’s definitely a Busby Berkeley thing going. Especially with the pool, keeping in mind he did some of the Esther Williams flicks.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CNW-AzZdBRU&t=1m0s
Sarah, Proud and Tall
@amk:
I saw what you did there.
jl
As long as Cole has solved the problem, I might as well chime in that I have deleted electronic records by stomping on them until they return to the dust from which they sprang.
But, something tells me Cole doesn’t want to go that route on this one. But in an emergency, that is foolproof.
Edit: and, this is another handy dandy use for firepits.
gnomedad
This post wins today’s Emily Litella Award.
Garm
In the future, you can use dropbox. I’m finding that to be a very convenient solution.
Dream On
For macs, I found that preview and iPhoto seemed to work – especially Preview. As for iTunes – that was a dreadful experience.
You should get Windows. They are better then Macs. And so the flamewar begins…
danah gaz (fka gaz)
@Dream On: I use an overclocked TI89 calculator strapped to brick, which I run Xenix on. It’s eleventybillion times better than iOS, OSX or Windows.
MikeJ
@danah gaz (fka gaz): I love my 84. Wonderful for stats.
David Koch
My Commodore 64 rocks.
no really, it’s a rock.
Dream On
@danah gaz (fka gaz): All I need in life is my Speak & Spell – the original tablet! “Solve it, level Y. level Two. level 3…”
Cap'n Magic
@danah gaz (fka gaz): I’ll see your Ti-89 and go all the way back to a GE-645 running Mutlics.
JR in WV
@danah gaz (fka gaz):
Strapped to brick! Superb, you can throw it thru Windows!
Har, Har!
;-{)
shep
@gwangung: Ding! Ding! That is the correct answer. IPhoto is one of Apple’s great POS apps.
JoeK
@PeakVT:
It looks to me like it’s referencing the video for “Cough Syrup” by Young the Giant.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UAsTlnjvetI
Not sure what the point is, other than “RHCP can afford to hire lots more synchronized swimmers than you kids did.”
Maude
Delete the photos on the iPhone? Rosie.
JR in WV
I still have a functional Kay-Pro 64, bought in 1985.
Someday I hope to fund my retirement play with it when it becomes a valuable ant ique.
One floppy for the program, one floppy for the data, serial output to a daisy wheel carbon ribbon printer for my resume.
$3700 when new, 9 inch CRT green screen, weighs about 50 lbs.
eemom
omg Cole. Even *I* know how to do that.