If you don’t install many applications on your iPhone, the camera roll is the next main culprit which could eat up the memory of your device. How to Quickly Delete Photos from iPhone Camera Roll or in Batches: This step is very important if you regularly import photos from your phone to PC and at the same time don’t want to compromise with the performance. Now when the iPhone is connected, Image Capture will automatically launch. Select the “Image Capture” from the list. When we click on that icon, we can see “Connecting this iPhone opens” option. Image Capture can also be configured such way, but the option to enable this feature is little bit hidden inside a small “CD Eject” like icon present at the bottom of left side. We can assign a compatible application, like iTunes, to launch whenever an iPhone or any other media storage device is connected with mac via USB cable. How to Auto-launch Image Capture when iPhone Connects:

How to Import the photos and delete them in one step.

How to Quickly Delete the Pictures from iPhone or any other media storage without Importing first.

How to set Image Capture as the default Application to open when my iPhone connects with Mac.

Though the application is very simple and self explanatory, but I’d like to summarize the three steps / methods I used to get the maximum benefit out of it. It loads very fast and performs its functions quickly. Image Capture is very light-weight software. To combat with such problems I was desperately looking for an optimal solution and finally found Image Capture.

They are so heavy that if you are already using 1-2 other applications like a browser, mac store etc, you’ll experience significant sluggishness in the performance. But the big disadvantage with these softwares is that they are very powerful and take a lot of time to load and synchronize. Mostly people use iPhoto or iTunes to transfer the photos to Mac and then delete them from iPhone. Recently I was searching for an alternative method to quickly delete the photos from my iPhone without importing them to the PC first and without using iTunes or iPhoto.

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