Connect your camera or card reader to your computer. (See the documentation that came with your device if necessary.)
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Follow these directions to import media from cameras and card readers with Adobe Elements Organizer.
You can import media files from your camera or card reader using the From Cameras and Card Readers option. This method opens the Adobe Photo Downloader. This method lets you organize your media files while importing them.
To know about the supported media files, see Supported media file types.
Nota:
If your camera or card requires any driver to work with your system, install it before you start importing media files.
Get media files from a digital camera or card reader
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Do one of the following:
- Choose Import > From Camera or Card Reader.
- Choose File > Get Photos and Videos > From Camera or Card Reader.
- Press Command+G on Mac OS.
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In the Adobe Photo Downloader dialog box under Source, select the source of the media files to import from using the Get Photos From drop-down list.
Nota:To refresh the list of available cameras or card readers, select the Refresh List option from the drop-down list.
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In the Import Settings area, set the following options:
Location
Specifies the folder where the media files are downloaded. To specify a different location, click Choose and choose a folder. Alternatively, click New Folder to create a folder and name it.
Create Subfolder(s)
Creates a subfolder using the naming scheme chosen from the pop-up menu. If you choose Custom Name, type a subfolder name in the box.
Rename Files
Changes the filenames using the naming scheme selected from the pop-up menu. If you want to specify a custom name, type a base filename and a starting number for assigning sequentially numbered filenames to the media files.
Nota:If the name you entered exists, the copied image filename is appended with “-1”, or another appropriately numbered designator.
Preserve Current Filename in XMP
Uses the current filename as the filename stored in the metadata of the media file.
Delete Options
Specifies whether to leave the media files on your camera or card, verify and delete the files, or delete the files after they are copied. Deleting the files automatically avoids having to delete the media files by using your camera. Media files that you do not import into Elements Organizer are not deleted from the device.
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For more download options, click the Advanced Dialog button.
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Click Get Media.
The media files are copied to your hard drive. If the media files you copied contain keyword metadata, the Import Attached Tags dialog box appears; specify whether to copy the tags. For more information, see Tag your media.
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Click OK in the Files Successfully Copied dialog box. You can choose to show only the new files in the Media Browser.
Nota:
You can change the settings specified here later. In Elements Organizer, select Adobe Elements Organizer > Preferences > Camera or Card Reader.
Set advanced photo downloading options
The Advanced dialog box of the Adobe Photo Downloader offers all the options in the Standard dialog box and some more options. For example, you can view all media files stored on a device or preview videos before importing them. You can also add copyright metadata, specify an album for the imported photos, and automatically fix red-eye as the images are imported. The settings you specify in this dialog box retain their values until you reset them.
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In the Standard dialog box of Adobe Photo Downloader, click Advanced Dialog.
Thumbnail images of every file on your device appear.
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To show or hide different file types, click the Image
, Video 
, or Audio 
buttons. If the device contains duplicate files, the Duplicate button 
is also available.Nota:Duplicate files are files that are already in the Elements Organizer or have already been copied to your hard disk. If you download duplicate files, they are copied to your hard drive, but are not added to Elements Organizer.
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Select media files (photos or videos) to download by doing any of the following:
- To select individual media files, click the boxes below each thumbnail.
- To select multiple media files, drag a rectangle around their thumbnails. Then Command+click and select Check Selected, or click a box below one of the selected media files to check them all.
- To select all media files, click Check All. To deselect all images, click UnCheck All.
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(Optional) To rotate one or more media files, select them by clicking the media files (not the check boxes). Then, click the Rotate Left button
or the Rotate Right button 
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In the Save Options section, do any of the following:
- To copy the media files, specify a destination. To specify a different location, click Choose and choose a folder.
Nota:If you switch to the Standard dialog box, Custom Groups settings are lost.
- Choose an option for naming subfolders from the Create Subfolder(s) drop-down.
The Custom Groups (Advanced) option in the Create Subfolder(s) drop-down creates a subfolder with the group name format you select in the Group Name box. The group tag name helps you find and distinguish photos within a category.
- Choose a naming scheme from the Rename Files drop-down if you want to rename the media files during import. The Advanced Rename option in the drop-down lets you rename files based on a criterion. If you want to specify a custom name, type a base filename and a starting number for assigning sequentially numbered filenames to the media files.
Nota:If the name you entered exists, the copied image filename is appended with “-1” or another appropriately numbered designator.
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In the Advanced Options section, select any of the following:
Automatically Fix Red Eyes
Applies the Fix Red Eye command to all selected photos.
Nota:Automatically removing red eye on multiple files increases the amount of time required to import your photos.
Automatically Suggest Photo Stacks
Combines selected photos into suggested photo stacks based on visual similarity.
Nota:When downloading media files from a camera, card reader, or mobile phone, it is recommended that you organize the media files into photo stacks during the import process.
Automatically Stack Raw and JPEG
Automatically stacks the RAW and JPEG files of the same image together.
Import Into Album
Lets you specify or create an album to import the photos. To select or create an album, click Settings and then click OK.
Nota:You can import into only one album in a (one) Photo Downloader session. However, you can add files to an existing album if you want.
From the menu at the bottom of the Advanced Options section, choose an option to specify what Elements Organizer should do after copying photos: leave the original files alone, verify that the import was successful and then delete the original files, or immediately delete the original files.
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To add metadata, select a template to use and type in the following fields:
Creator
Specifies the file creator. Information typed into this field is appended to the creator metadata in the file.
Copyright
Specifies the date and other relevant information to protect your photos. Information typed into this field overwrites any data already in the copyright metadata in the file.
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Click Get Media.
Set camera and card reader preferences
Elements Organizer enables you to set preferences for a device. The preferences remain intact until you change them.
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Select Adobe Elements Organizer > Preferences > Camera Or Card Reader.
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Set file-specific import options:
Save Files In
Specifies where the files are copied to on your hard drive. Click Browse to specify a new location.
Automatically Fix Red Eyes
Fixes red eye problems as the files are downloaded.
Automatically Suggest Photo Stacks
Suggests photo stacks for you according to date and visual similarity.
Automatically stack JPEG and RAW
Stacks JPEG and RAW files when you import media files from Camera/Card reader using Adobe Photo Downloader.
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Importing from mobile phones
If you have a mobile phone with a built‑in camera, you can transfer the media files into your catalog. Make sure that your phone saves media files in a file format you can import into your catalog. To find out what file format your phone uses, see the instructions that came with the phone.
For phones that store media files on a removable flash or memory card, use Adobe Photo Downloader to import media files into Elements Organizer. To determine how your phone stores photos, see the instructions that came with your phone.
To get photos into your catalog, use one of the following methods.
Direct Transfer If your phone stores media files on a removable flash or memory card, you can bring media files from your phone directly into Element Organizer by using the Adobe Photo Downloader. Click File > Get Photos and Videos > From Camera or Card Reader. To check how your phone stores photos, see the instructions that came with your phone.
Cable or wireless Transfer You can transfer the images to your hard disk using cable or wireless transfer. To check how to transfer files via cable or wireless, see the instructions that came with your phone. After you transfer the photos to your computer, click File > Get Photos and Videos > From Files and Folders to import media files.
Nota:
On Mac OS, the downloader is not automatically launched.
Elements Organizer does not recognize some devices on Mac OS 10.11.x. To know more about the workaround for this issue, see Elements Organizer does not recognize some devices | Mac OS 10.11.x.
Nota:
Not all phones and carriers allow you to transfer media files to your computer using the methods described above. Your carrier or phone manufacturer can tell you what options are available to you. You can also refer to the Adobe website for the latest information.
