BTW: iPhoto has been dead and buried for at least four years. The currrent app that took its place on macOS is Photos.
When raw files are imported into Photos, presuming they're from a supported camera, they're rendered to RGB for and allow you to edit and manipulate them as you would with any other integrated raw processor/image processor/photo manager. Cameras currently supported by iOS and macOS raw capture are listed here: https://support.apple.com/en-us/ht207972 --- 1- Going from any iOS device to any macOS device: simplest is AirDrop. Select what photos you want to move, tap the target. Respond to the notifier on macOS to accept the files and put them in a folder (not Photos). They go there. Done. 2- Going from an iOS device to a macOS device with a Lightning to USB cable: plug in the iPhone and start Image Capture, select the iPhone. A comprehensive listing of all the photos on the phone appears. Select what you want to move, tell macOS where you want to put them (somewhere in your file system, NOT Photos, if you want to import them into Lightroom), and click OK. Done. Apple supplies a Windows app equivalent of Image Capture to help you move photos from iOS to Windows if you need to. I don't recall the name off-hand. There are other solutions, like using Lightroom and other interactive apps, or portable storage devices. They're not simpler than the above but they might be more comfortable to you for various reasons. G — "If you're stuck in hell, you may as well roast some marshmallows." > On Jul 1, 2018, at 1:18 PM, Eric Weir <[email protected]> wrote: > > > I‘d appreciate any wisdom there might be here about getting photos off an > iPhone. I've used an app called AnyTrans in the past. I just checked out > Image Capture. Haven’t tried iPhoto. I’m particularly interested in whatever > methods there might be to export just selected images from the phone. So far > I’ve found selecting images using the methods I’ve tried pretty cumbersome. > > I hesitate about iPhoto because my actual goal, after getting the images off > the phone, is to get them into Lightroom. Almost all the images on my phone, > and all those I want to export at this time, are RAW. I don’t know what, if > any thing, iPhoto would do to RAW files when they are imported into it. > > The images on my phone are also in iCloud. -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net to UNSUBSCRIBE from the PDML, please visit the link directly above and follow the directions.
