I like to drag and drop photos off my phone using this method, but for some reason lately I now have MANY folders with a few pictures in each. They don't seem to be organized in any rhyme or reason. Anyone know why this is?
I like to drag and drop photos off my phone using this method, but for some reason lately I now have MANY folders with a few pictures in each. They don't seem to be organized in any rhyme or reason. Anyone know why this is?
anyone else?
I like to drag and drop photos off my phone using this method, but for some reason lately I now have MANY folders with a few pictures in each. They don't seem to be organized in any rhyme or reason. Anyone know why this is?
It's been this way since "forever". Here is a good explanation: http://www.tuaw.com/2009/08/26/delving-into-the-iphones-dcim-folder/ In short, it's how the iPhone sorts photos for viewing on the device itself. It keeps previews and such loading "buttery smooth" when you are flipping through your camera roll.
By the way, when you are browsing in explorer, if you type * into the search folder it will let you browse all pics as if they weren't in folders. Just a quick tip.![]()
How many photos do you have on the phone? I've only heard of this happening when someone has thousands of photos. It is something to do with how Apple is implementing DCIM. I know Nikon and Sony are doing something similar with folders holding only 999 photos before creating a new folder for additional images on an SD card. But I don't know why you'd see only a few photos in folders. I transfer photos to my computer and then delete from camera roll, so I've never had that happen. When I connect to a PC all I see is one folder.
I just gave you the answer. Anyone else will say the same. There is no good reason for it. It just is. Because Apple.