Although the iPhone’s cameras have been improving since every series of iPhones was released, iPhone still cannot take the place of the camera. And among kinds of brands of cameras, Sony cameras are among the most popular devices for photo enthusiasts and professional photographers because of their superb picture stabilization, continuous eye focusing capability, and so on.
You might be wondering how to transfer photos from a Sony camera to an iPhone so that you can edit them and share them on social media. This post will show you how to do it over Wi-Fi or using a USB connection.
If your Sony camera has a Wi-Fi function, you can transfer photos from the camera to the iPhone with the help of the Imaging Edge Mobile app. Before proceeding, please keep in mind that the technique varies based on your camera model. You may also try method 2 to make things easier. Here are the procedures for transferring photos from a Sony camera to an iPhone using the Imaging Edge Mobile app.
On your Sony Camera
Step 1. Locate the image you’d like to send to iPhone > Press the Playback button on the camera > Select Menu > Send to Smartphone > Choose Select on This Device to choose one or more photos you want to send to iPhone.
Step 2. On the camera, you will be given the SSID together with its password and a QR code to connect with your iPhone.
On your iPhone
Step 3. Download, install, and run the Imaging Edge Mobileapp from App Store > Tap Connect with a new camera to connect your iPhone to the camera by scanning the QR code or connecting to the SSID.
Step 4. When they are connected with each other > Choose the Sony camera from Camera List > Finally, wait for the transfer process to be finished.
If your Sony camera is not equipped with Wi-Fi function or you do not want to make such rigorous preparation before the transfer process, it is highly recommended transfer photos from the Sony camera to the iPhone through USB, which guarantees a more stable and faster transfer procedure. If you have a computer, AOMEI MBackupper, one of the best software to transfer and backup the iPhone, is suggested for you to transfer Sony photos to iPhone. With the help of AOMEI MBackupper, you are able to preview and choose the wanted photos from
Sony camera and transfer 100 photos to iPhone in no more than 3 seconds.
Besides, the transferred photos will be saved on your iPhone in their original quality without any degradation. Let’s follow the four simple steps to transfer photos from the Sony camera to the iPhone now.
Step 1. Turn on your Sony camera > From the camera menu, set USB Connection to Mass Storage or Transfer mode to Normal according to the model of your camera.
Step 2. Download, install and run AOMEI MBackupper on your computer > Connect your Sony camera and iPhone to your computer with a compatible USB > Click Transfer to iPhone on the homepage of AOMEI MBackupper.
Step 3. Open the folder of your Sony camera by clicking the plus icon in the box > Preview and select photos and videos you’d like to transfer to your iPhone.
Step 4. Make sure you have added all wanted photos and videos > Click Transfer to begin.
When the transfer is complete, you may examine your photos in the Photos app on your iPhone. AOMEI MBackupper is completely compatible with iPhone models ranging from the iPhone 4 to the iPhone 13, as well as the iPad and iPod. With the aid of AOMEI MBackupper, you may freely move data between them and your PC. What’s more, you can also make a photo backup on the computer.
That’s all for the two detailed methods for transferring photographs from a Sony camera to iPhone. If you want to work wirelessly, make sure your Sony camera is equipped with Wi-Fi function and use the Imaging Edge Mobile app to make it. To make the transfer procedure as simple as possible, you may use AOMEI MBackupper. If you find this tutorial useful, please share it with others in need.
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