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• How to copy photos from the external drive to the photo library

  My photos are stored on an external drive.  I want to copy them to a library of Photos.  How can I do this?

  The photos on it files external disk in files and folders image or are they in a library of photos - iPhoto library or an Aperture library?

  If the photos are images in files and folders, use the "Import files" command in Photos and select the folder containing the pictures on the external hard drive in the file selector Panel.

  In the import Panel "Review for import" select the items that you want to import.

• What does the option "copy photos to the photo library?

  I explore this now app Photos (worst name ever) and I wanted to import photos in Photos. The problem for me is I want to let the pictures where they already are. I'm not interested in a database or the system that hides the pictures of me in the finder. I want to be able to right click and reveal in finder - "export image" is a terrible choice.

  So, I see an option to check in the preferences. It reads: "Copy pictures to the photo library" but has no explanation as to what that means or does. This is what it will move my photos if I select copy? (their disappearance from the original file)? It will resume photos - clutter up my drive? If we make a copy and I update the original in Photoshop - it will reflect this change in the Photo?

  So many questions and I can not find an answer to any place. Even the help files had nothing that I could find.

  It reads: "Copy pictures to the photo library" but has no explanation as to what that means or does. This is what it will move my photos if I select copy? (their disappearance from the original file)? It will resume photos - clutter up my drive? If we make a copy and I update the original in Photoshop - it will reflect this change in the Photo?

  Default is 'Copy photos to the photo library' enabled.  Then the pictures will do exactly that. Any Photo that you import pictures is copied in the photo library and managed by pictures. You can remove the original outside the library after you have verified that it imported properly.

  If you disable the option, pictures reference the file in its original location and does not copy it.

  This configuration is not recommended because you have to manage photos on your own. If you delete photos of Photos, you must delete the original outside yourself. You cannot use iCloud photo library with referenced files and if dot nee restore you from a backup library will need films to another drive, you will need to manually reconnect all originals. It is subject to errors.

  If we make a copy and I update the original in Photoshop - it will reflect this change in the Photo?

  It will not work. Two Photos will ignore changes to Photosho or lose the connection to the original file. To use an external editor in pictures use extensions to change Photos photo editing panel. Let the pics to send the original to the external editor.

  This help page explains how the import options work:

  https://help.Apple.com/photos/Mac/1.0/?lang=en#/pht12e7a8015

• I accidently deleted pictures from the camera chip while it was in drive d:, but before that I copied them to the hard drive. Is there a way to recover?

  I accidently deleted pictures from the camera chip while it was in drive d:, but before that I copied them to the hard drive.  Is there a way to recover?

  Hello

  What version of Windows are you using?

  If it is deleted from the memory card, it can not be recovered. However, there are some third-party applications or the tool that will help you recover photos. If you have saved the pictures on the hard drive and deleted, so you can check in the trash.

  See also:

  http://social.msdn.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/olsbgeneral/thread/10ef8d69-1049-49D3-9957-9e07d5ed5804/

  Note: Using third-party software, including hardware drivers can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the use of third-party software can be solved. Software using third party is at your own risk.

• I have my photos in the F drive an external drive. LR5 records my photos in the partitioned hard drive, D drive in my computer. Why I can't change the dafault in LR5 player?

  I have my photos in the F drive an external drive. LR5 records my photos in the partitioned hard drive, D drive in my computer. Why I can't change the dafault in LR5 player?

  When I 'import' a RAW/DNG file, the file gets automatically saved the item COPIED in my D drive under "My pictures" folder This info is available on the left panel. Instead, I want the file to go in my F drive which is my external hard drive.

  Lightroom help: explains how to import photos to a specific location. Scroll down to section 5, «Say Lightroom where to put your photos» Lightroom help | Import photos from a camera or card reader

• Can I copy photos to a flash drive?

  I have a digital photo frame I want to copy photos from the PSE Organizer on a flash drive. Is this possible on a Mac computer? I looked in the tab share but can't see anything

  File > copy/move to removable disk

• Using Lr test, I managed to copy photos in the Catalogue and in development. Now, I want to use the photo developed/published as master and delete the original. So using the "modified" as the new source version. What is the process to do this?

  Using Lr test, I managed to copy photos in the Catalogue and in development. Now, I want to use the photo developed/published as master and delete the original. So using the "modified" as the new source version. What is the process to do this?

  This is to manually remove the master files. But are you sure you want to do this? Especially if these files are raw files? If you do, you throw a lot of precious image data. Remember that the main files are completely intact and in their original state at any time. The catalog stores all the changes that you make. But if you really want to delete your master files, you need just to delete them individually or as a group.

• Gets the air space, copy Photos on external hard drive.

  If I copy and paste the picture on a USB application (which works very well, I have all my pictures) is the photo still be there when I open the app copied on my computer once I have them deleted on my Mac? I would like to remove all the photos from the first photo app that I have to make room, but keep photos somewhere (not iCloud).

  I would also like to know if after I open the old one and adds new photos of Photos on the Photos app, which is now on my external hard drive. (somewhat like fusion of the old and the new) Is this possible?

  Thank you very much!

  Make sure the drive is formatted Mac OS extended (journaled)

  1. exit Photos

  2 copy the library of your folder on the external drive.

  3 press and hold the option (or alt) key while launching Photos. In the menu that appears, select "Choose Library" and navigate to the new location. From there it will be the default location of your library.

  4 test the library, and when you are sure that all is well, trash on your HD internal for free space.

  Concerning

  TD

• "Impossible to copy the requested resource is already in use" error message when you try to move the file to the thumb drive.

  I'm going to try really hard to do this makes sense, but I don't know much about computers.  Bear with me.

  Brother gave me a computer.  A graphics Nvidia GeForce 9800 inside.  Because it restored the system settings, the drivers are missing.  Can not connect this computer to the internet.

  So, I went to the nvidia site and downloaded the necessary drivers on my OTHER computer, which is what I'm now on the right.  The download ends, and when I try to move the (drivers) file in the USB, I get this delicious "cannot copy xxxx that the requested resource is already in use".  It is not in use.  I can't even use it on this computer as its pilots for a graphics card that is not yet part of this computer.

  What should I do to make sure I put the file with the drivers on a USB key, on the port to the other computer.

  (by the way, this also occurs with a few random mp3s of the mine.  10 of the 12 tracks on a CD, for example, does copy on the USB no problem, but then two of them to come up with the error message, for no apparent reason.  Don't know if it's relevant)

  Try another USB key. That one is may be damaged or failing. In the meantime, to burn the drivers on a CD - R disc (not CD - RW) to take the target machine. MS - MVP - Elephant Boy computers - don't panic!

• Copy photos from the old computer

  How do I copy/transfer pictures from an old record hard work on Windows ME to a new computer, or CD, or an external drive to backup?

  If they are photos or any other type of file is not serious. All files can be transferred in the same way.

  Is that the old hard Drive not in a computer any longer? And is that why you don't know how to do it? If Yes, you have essentially two options:

  1. install the hard drive of a computer, temporarily or permanently.

  2. install the disk in a USB external hard drive case; this case is about US $20-25 on Amazon.com, and editing it is very easy, even if you are all thumbs.

  Once you've done 1 or 2, it is easy to copy and paste or drag and drop the files if you want.

• copy photos on external hard drive

  Can someone give me a method step by step to copy the photos and videos on my photos/iphotos to my mac to an external hard drive please? As far as I understand it, is not simply a matter of copy and pasting. Or is it? Sorry in advance, I'm not very technical interest.

  Do you want only the pictures and videos on the external drive, or do you want a backup of your iPhoto Library library or a library of Photos?

  For a full backup, select the iPhoto library and photo library in the Finder and drag the libraries in the folder to your external drive.  To store libraries, the external drive must have the file system format "Mac OS extended (journaled).

  If you only want copies of your photos and videos, export them Photos and iPhoto.

  See Terence Devlinuser Tip: export for iPhoto

  It explains how to export your photos from iPhoto.  Use the same method in Photos to export your photos in folders on the external hard drive.

• To create shareable photo on the D: drive folders

  We have a PC running Windows XP Home Edition Service Pack 3.  There are 4 user accounts all configured as directors.

  The PC hard disk is partitioned into a C: (OS) drive and a drive D: (DATA).  Currently, almost everything is stored on the C: drive, which is almost full, and the D: drive is generally not used.

  To mitigate the problem of space on the C: drive, I want to spend our photos of different "my pictures" and "Shared pictures" folder on the C: drive in a new folder on the D: drive while maintaining the same functionality that we currently - specifically, the new folder must be accessible by all user accounts 4, and the folder must be treated as a 'Pictures' folder so that images like 'Point of view as a slide show. are available.  Is this possible?

  I tried to test this, but the results so far are not promising.  If I create a folder on the D: drive, it is accessible only by the user account that created the file - other users get an error "access denied."  I've seen other posts that mention using the Security tab to allow access on the folder properties window, but I can't get a Security tab appears (even when Windows is started in safe mode).

  Any ideas?

  in the Explorer.exe (files and folder browser, no internet), click on "Tools" > "folder options" > click the tab 'View' and then at the bottom of the list "Advanced settings" and uncheck "Use simple file sharing (recommended)", then click OK. Now you can see the file security tab in the properties, and you can add other users to the allow list. You can control if they can only read or actually write, copy, delete files too with permissions "full." Once you have added the appropriate permissions for the user (s), then don't forget to go back and check "Use sharing simple files (recommended)" if it's like it was before you started. Keep the value permissions :)

  MS has something 'power tools' that will allow you to define a different directory of your default "photos" folder - so it can point to the path of the D: drive. This tool is called "Tweak UI" and is available here on the website of MS' (somewhere). With Tweak UI, the section called 'My computer' > 'Special files' may end your request.

  You will have to perhaps connect with each profile and define their folder of photos with Tweak UI as well.

  Yes, it can be done :)

• Photos app: Import Photos from the hard drive

  Hello

  I have a number too many photos on my hard disk, divided into several folders (albums).
  When I try the import option, from the Photos App it shows me all the photos (3000) on my hard drive and I have to choose each picture to import.
  It is a simple and hassle-free way to achieve by choosing just one folder to import?
  Any help much appreciated.

  raghavendralr, once you have your photos on your computer Windows 8 files, you will need to include the folder where you have your photos in the photo library so that the Photos app to see.  Then you should be able to use the Photos app to browse your photos.

  To add a folder to your photo library, right click on the folder in the desktop browser, select "Include in the library" - "Images".  More details: in Office Explorer (to open it, press Win - E), expand the node for the computer in the left pane and continue to expand folders until you see the folder that contains your photos.  In the left pane, right click on the folder icon and select from the contextual pop-up menu "Include in the library" - "Images".

  Return of the Photos app, click the thumbnail of the picture library on the home page, you should see the contents of your folder newly added shortly.

  Alternatively you can copy/move your files in your existing images folder which is by default already in your photo library.  In the left pane of the Explorer desktop, expand libraries - images to see what files are in your photo library already.

  Hope that helps.

• How to copy photos in the photos on a cd application, it was easy in iPhoto, but seems to be missing

  I need to make a cd of the photos app, and he took on the transition of the photos from iPhoto app, it seems. also if you copy high resolution images that have been implemented phot they now photos when you copy them

  You must have upgraded from an earlier version of iPhoto because the option was not in any recent versions. In addition, burning a CD in iPhoto burned a library, not copy the pictures, so anyway, the process to engrave pictures on the disc is the same as it's always been:

  Export images from the application (file-> export) to a folder on the desktop and burn with the Finder.

  also if you copy high resolution images that have been implemented phot they now photos when you copy them

  Pretty much depends on what you mean by "copy". Use the Export command and you can choose the size of photos, quality of the files, and many other variables too. This was written for iPhoto, but it's about 95 percent even in Photos.

  https://discussions.Apple.com/docs/doc-4921

• Photos of the external drive on my Mac hard drive

  I transferred my Photos App with all my photos on an external drive to create a space.

  I upgraded my mac pro internal end 2013 SSD and have plenty of space and want to reinstall my pictures from my external hard drive on my disk hard mac . How can I do?

  The same way that you moved the library before, except with the disc source and destination reversed. The Photos application must always be on the startup disk.

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