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How to fix iOS 16 photos can't import to Mac?

Some iPhone and Mac users reported that after upgrading to iOS 16, iPhones can’t import photos into the Mac Photos app. They were unable to install the iTunes update package because the error message "Installation failed" or "Failed to operate" completed. (com.apple.ImageCaptureCore error -9956.)”. Don’t worry, if you can’t use Photos to download iPhone photos, there are other options to make choice.

 

1. Use Image Capture to import photos

 

Image Capture is macOS built-in application in /Applications, unlock your iPhone and open Image Capture application, select your iPhone icon on the left sidebar, it will list all your iPhone photos and videos, click the pop-up button next to “Import To:” text label, select a folder to store photos and videos, and then select photos and click the “Import” button, or click the “Import All” button.

Use Image Capture to import photos

 

2. Use AirDrop to transfer iPhone photos

 

Open Photos application on your iPhone, select one more photos and videos, and tap the Share button, then tap the AirDrop icon, and tap your Mac device icon. And then click the Accept button in the notification window on Mac.

Use AirDrop to transfer iPhone photos

 

3. Download Photos from iCloud

 

If your iPhone has iCloud Photos turned on , all photos and videos will sync to iCloud, and you can download them from the iCloud website. Go to iPhone Settings -> Photos -> iCloud Photos, to check if your iPhone turned on iCloud photos. If so, visit www.icloud.com and login with your Apple ID and password, then access Photos, it will list all your photos and videos, select them and click download button to download the original photos and videos.

Download iPhone photos from iCloud

 

How to fix imported iPhone photo date instead of exif date?

 

During the process of importing photos from iPhone to Mac, sometimes we find that the imported iPhone photo date is the current date, not the exif date it was taken. How to solve it? We use Photo Exifer to batch copy the photo exif date to the creation date in one click. Download and install Photo Exifer, import photos into Photo Exifer application, select photos and click Quick Action -> Copy Camera date to Created date.

copy photo exif date to creation date

 

 

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