iphone to pc video images

HELP. I am trying to locate the easiest, but most effective way/product to download Iphone images to my PC for editing in Adobe premiere. Can anyone help?

I upload to Dropbox or Google Drive from the iPhone, which makes the files available for download from nearly any device. I generate a read-only Dropbox link which I can send to others. You can also send iPhone video (and photos) by Airdrop to another Apple device.

 

There are two format options in an iPhone settings: Most Compact (HEVC or H.265) and Most Compatible (XAVC or H.264). Only the latter is compatible with Premiere Pro. There are conversion programs if needed. I use Movavi Converter, which is fast and very flexible. I handle a lot of iPhone video from musicians, so a good paid program is worthwhile.

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There is a much easier way. You can use the Lightning to USB cable that came with your iPhone, connect it to a USB port on the PC, then drag and drop files from the phone to your computer.

The cable that came with my newish Android phone didn't fit the USB ports on my Laptop. I could have shopped around for a different cable, but I started to use a pair of Android/PC apps that allow me to connect them via my Wifi. It was a trial version but I found it so convenient, that I bought it. The PC app allows me to wirelessly transfer photos, music, documents, etc from my phone to my PC, delete unwanted files on my phone, etc

 

A USB cable connection is always the most straightforward. But if you google something like IPhone PC Wifi, you'll find some wireless options too. This is jus

Ed, thanks. And thanks to you all for replying. BUT: Doing that just gives a complete dump. how can I select only one photo?

Move the iPhone videos or stills to the Photo folder. From the Photo folder you can move or send selected files to Dropbox, Google Drive, Vimeo, or via a message or email (depending on attachment size limits). I suspect that Android phones are comfortable with Google Drive, and other cloud services. If you have a Mac computer, the Photo directories will automatically synchronize, and you can address any or all of its contents with your file explorer.

 

Once in the Cloud, you can send a link by message or email without running into size limits. The links are very small, comparable to text files.

Edited August 16, 2020 by Ed_Ingold

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