Apple’s iPhone smartphone comes with a VGA-quality front-facing camera and a 5.0-megapixel rear-facing camera that allow you to capture pictures in any situation. The process of transferring these pictures to your computer differs slightly depending on the operating system your computer is using, but in each case you can transfer pictures in a few simple steps.
Step One
Windows - Connect the iPhone to the computer via the iPhone's USB connection cable. When prompted by the AutoPlay window, select the "View Content" option. Windows Explorer now shows the iPhone's contents in a series of folders.
Step Two
Open the "Photos" folder to view the photos saved on the iPhone. Hold the "Ctrl" key and click on all of the photos you want to upload onto the computer.
Step Three
Drag the selected photos onto the computer's desktop. Allow several minutes for the transfer process to finish.
Step Four
Mac - Connect the iPhone to the computer via the USB connection cable that came with the device. Click the Finder icon in the computer's dock, then click the "Applications" folder. Double-click "Preview" to launch the Preview application.
Step Five
Click the "File" tab and select the "Import from [name's] iPhone" option, where "[name's]" is your name.
Step Six
Hold the Apple key and click on each photo you want to import onto the computer. Click the "Import" button. Alternately, click the "Import All" button to import all of the photos saved on the iPhone. Allow several minutes for the import process to finish.