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00:00Computer Science videos here today to show you guys in this tutorial how to
00:05transfer a full photo album from the Photos application from a Mac computer
00:11to a USB flash drive. Without further ado, let us start the video. So in this
00:16tutorial you need to have access to a Mac computer, a USB flash drive and the
00:21Photos application which contains an album that you may have created
00:26containing photos. So we can now go all the way down to the dock, go to finder, let's now
00:32insert the USB flash drive into the Mac computer and wait for that to load on
00:38screen. Let's now click Kingston in locations. Now let's go all the way down
00:44to the dock, minimize, finder for the moment, go to the Photos application and
00:50you may have an album that contains photos. As you can see on screen I have
00:56all my YouTube thumbnails within a folder, an album in the Photos
01:05application on the Mac. Now let's move this album to the desktop. If we just
01:11drag and drop, that should now create a folder with all 53 photos. Let's now
01:21minimize the Photos application, open up the YouTube thumbnails folder, increase
01:29the size of the folder itself and there we go, all the photos within the folder
01:36itself. Now let's go all the way down to the dock, open up the Kingston USB finder, take
01:42the folder, YouTube thumbnails, right-click, copy and now let's go within
01:49the Kingston USB finder window, paste item.
01:58And so now we have transferred photos from the Photos application from a Mac
02:06to a USB. Let's now quit finder for the moment. Let's now go all the way down to
02:16the dock, go to Photos, quit Photos, right-click on the Kingston USB, eject
02:22Kingston, remove the USB flash drive from the Mac computer. Now let's reinsert the
02:31USB flash drive into the Mac computer, wait for that to load, open up the
02:37Kingston USB on screen, increase the size of the finder window, let's go into
02:41YouTube, thumbnails and there we have all the photos available transferred from
02:46the Photos application on Mac to USB. Let's quit finder, eject the Kingston USB
02:55again. And so that's it for this video. I'll see you guys in the next tutorial.
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