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Get your photos on to your Mac

THANKS TO YOUR ever–present iPhone you can capture a photograph wherever and whenever you like. However, this creates the problem of managing an ever–growing collection of clips and images. On these two pages, we cover a range of methods to help you store your shots safely.

SYNC YOUR ASSETS

The easiest way to get photos off your iPhone and safely on to your Mac is to use iCloud Photos. Do this across all your devices and, as soon as you’re in range

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