휴대폰 사진 옮기기hello. This is ComRnam, a man who teaches you about computers. Today I will tell you how to transfer photos or videos from your Galaxy phone to your computer.
Connect your cell phone to your PC using a USB port. If you don’t know how to connect your cell phone to a PC, please refer to the article below!
Transfer Galaxy phone files to computer
Hello, I am Comalnam, a man who teaches you about computers. Today I will tell you how to transfer files from your Galaxy phone to your computer. (Same for Galaxy Tab) Transfer cable for connecting cell phone to PC
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It goes into the ‘Phone’ folder as shown in the picture below. (If you don’t know, refer to the article above!)
Phone folder
Enter the DCIM folder.※ Since folders are usually sorted in abc order, you can easily find them by looking for a folder starting with d.
DCIM folder
The number of folders will be different for each user, but all captured photos or videos are saved in the ‘Camera’ folder. – Captured screens are saved separately in the ‘Screenshots’ folder. ※ Photos or videos taken using other applications rather than the default camera. are saved in a different folder. (This may vary depending on the app, but the photos taken with the camera app called ‘B612’ that I use are saved in a folder called ‘B612’ in the Camera folder.)
Camera folder
When you enter the Camera folder, all the videos or photos you have taken will appear. Here, the file name is saved in the format of ‘Year, Month, Date, Hour, Minute, Second’ at the time the photo or video was taken as shown above. (In the case of the underlined photos in the above photo, it is 2021. (You can see that the photo was taken on November 12th at 21:23:16) It is usually sorted in ascending order, so the most recently taken photo is at the bottom. If you find the photo you want to move, drag it to the folder you want to save or to the desktop. Drop it and the copy is complete! (If you drag a file from your computer and drop it to another folder, it will just be moved, but if you drag a file from your phone folder and put it into a folder on your computer, it will be copied, not moved.)
This concludes the ‘Moving Galaxy Photos to Computer’ post. Next time, we will come back with more useful information. thank you
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