Working with Photos on Your Digital Device
As I already mentioned, if your phone or digital device is photo-capable and Ubuntu automatically recognizes it, you will be led to F-Spot Photo Manager, just as you are when you hook up your digital camera to your Ubuntu machine. In the same way, F-Spot takes stock of what you have on your device and then allows you to copy photos to your hard disk.
As you can see in Figure 15-7, you first select the photos you want to copy to your hard disk, add a tag if you like, and then click Copy. After the photos are copied to your disk, they will appear in the main F-Spot window (Figure 15-8), from which you can work with them as you see fit.
Figure 15-7. Importing photos from your iPhone/iPod or other digital device ...
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