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Mac high sierra video capture apps for digital cameras mac#

Note: This might transfer your current photos as HEIC files instead of JPEGs. After doing this, I reconnected my iPhone and importing worked.

Mac high sierra video capture apps for digital cameras mac#

At the very bottom, toggle " Transfer to Mac Or PC" from " Automatic" to " Keep Originals". I might have a fix (or at least a better workaround than using the "Image Capture", since that doesn't use the same naming format as Dropbox and you might end up with duplicates once importing works again - at least I get file like "IMG_9365.JPG" instead of "yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss.jpg"). Most of these steps don't have to be repeated on subsequent uses.Īs I mentioned, I'm not thrilled with this "workaround," but I suppose it will do until Dropbox engineers get around to fixing what is obvious problems.

Click on the "Import" or "Import All" button and it will import.

Select Other -> Dropbox -> Camera Uplpads in the "Import To" dropdown.

(You might want to click the box that says "delete after import" or "Keep originals" at the lower left of the app.).

Select those which have not been imported.

The images from your phone will pop up in the main window of the app.

When it comes up, select your phone from the interface on the lefthand side of the app.

Go to the Spotlight Search (top righthand side of your computer) and type "image capture".

The application "Image Capture" which apparently comes with Macs - who knew? - can act as a "middleman" in the process to transfer images to Dropbox. Thought I'd share it here for those who might benefit:

I got a solution that worked for me from Dropbox Support.