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• The exported photos do not appear in the Finder

  I just discovered a quirk in the photos that might confuse some users how it confused me for a while.   It seemed to me to export successfully to the photos and videos from the photos app in a folder on my desktop, but they do not. Everything seemed to work. What was wrong?

  I used the Terminal command to "show all files" and... that is, they were there exactly where I put them. What happened is that I have selected 'use the title' for the name of the file, but I had deleted all the titles, there is no information. Now I realize that I would have changed my preference finder to show all file extensions, and would have shown the speed to the top with nothing else than the extension:

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  The lesson is, do not delete your pictures titles or if you do, do not export your photos by selecting this option.

  WoW!  It's really interesting. Thanks for sharing this!

  I tried to reproduce this, and of course, I see the same thing on OS X 10.11.4.  The problem is, that a title erasing does not remove the title but creates a blank title, so that the picture has a title that is invisible.

  As a test, import three new photos to multiple:

  

  The first has a title, the other had a title, but deleted, the third party has never had a title.

  When I select and export with title use 'as filename', only two photos will be displayed in the Finder.

  The problem is, that deleting a title does not remove the title, but adds an empty title. If the photos are exported with the filename ".jpg".

  And even make the Finder always show file extensions will not reveal the exported '.jpg' files in the Finder.

  

  As a workaround solution, do not erase the title completely, but use an underscore character, as in the empty title '_' or similar. There needs to be a visible figure, a space is not enough.

  

  Have you filed a bug report?   Apple - Photos - comments

• Exporting photos - do not have the authorization

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• [random bug] A few exported photos are incomplete (white strip at the bottom)

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  B

  Once I have selected the destination folder I always get error messages "The export operation failed" "error-1" "could not write destination file (1 016)"."

  This error message can mean that making the photos or videos you want to export cannot be read and processed.

  Try to export photos in small batches of photos.

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• New videos appears in the Photos, but not in iMovie

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  Version 1.2 (340.4.0) of the Photos

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  The workflow I've always used is to create a folder for the videos and photos that I use in my video project and export (or drag) according to Photos or Aperture or iPhoto library in the folder.  Then use the Finder application to import the files into iMovie.

  The following resources explain why you can't see the Photos in the media browser:

  If the media browser shows all your photo library
  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT204669

  Sometimes the media browser, which allows applications like iMovie or Pages use images, pictures, shows all the available photos to your photo library.

  This happens when you use iCloud photo library with the preference to optimize Mac storage enabled.

  The media browser shows pictures that have the original image or a full preview size stored on your Mac. You can make a photo available temporarily for the media browser by double-clicking on it. This will download the original to your Mac, where it will be available in the media browser so that Photos optimizes still to save disk space.

  If you want to take pictures in permanently available Photos in the media browser, follow these steps:

  1. Select file > New Album... from the menu bar of Photos. Name the new album.
  2. Click on the photos you want to make available in the media browser.
  3. Click the Add button.
  4. Click on the Albums tab at the top of Photos and find the new album you created.
  5. CTRL-click (or right-click) the album, then select Download this Mac originals.

  This will download the full resolution of the images you have selected for your Mac, which makes them available at all times in the media browser.

  Note: You can do all the photos in your photo library available at all times for the media browser allowing to download the originals of the Mac in the preferences of Photos, but you will lose the benefits of clutter in preference to optimize Mac storage.

  Last modified: June 1, 2015

  Take a look at this section of the iMovie User Guide:

  Import on your Mac media
  http://help.Apple.com/iMovie/Mac/10.0/#mov6fa10197d

  Sometimes the media browser, which allows applications like iMovie or Pages use images, pictures, shows all the available photos to your photo library.

  This happens when you use iCloud photo library with the preference to optimize Mac storage enabled.

  The media browser shows pictures that have the original image or a full preview size stored on your Mac. You can make a photo available temporarily for the media browser by double-clicking on it. This will download the original to your Mac, where it will be available in the media browser so that Photos optimizes still to save disk space.

  If you want to take pictures in permanently available Photos in the media browser, follow these steps:

  1. Select file > New Album... from the menu bar of Photos. Name the new album.
  2. Click on the photos you want to make available in the media browser.
  3. Click the Add button.
  4. Click on the Albums tab at the top of Photos and find the new album you created.
  5. CTRL-click (or right-click) the album, then select Download this Mac originals.

  This will download the full resolution of the images you have selected for your Mac, which makes them available at all times in the media browser.

  Note: You can do all the photos in your photo library available at all times for the media browser allowing to download the originals of the Mac in the preferences of Photos, but you will lose the benefits of clutter in preference to optimize Mac storage.

  Last modified: June 1, 2015

  Import media by dragging it from the Finder

  • Select a file, command-click to select several files, or select a folder of files and do drag the selection from the Finder to the event in the list of libraries in iMovie.

  The clips appear in the event.

  Import using the import window media

  1. If the media you want to import is on an external hard drive, connect it to your Mac and turn it on.

  2. Click Import on the toolbar.

     

  3. In the devices section of the sidebar of the import window, select the drive or device you want to import media.

     The contents of the drive or device is displayed in a list at the bottom of the import window. You can individually select the clipsin the list view, and a preview of the selected item appears at the top of the import window.

     

     You can perform the following actions:

     • To sort videos in the view of list data such as time, creation date, size and so on: click on the column at the top of the display of the list headers.

     • To add a folder of press frequently used in the Favorites folder: drag a folder from the list on the right of the 'Favorites' header in the sidebar.

     • To remove a folder from the favorite section: Ctrl-click on the folder and select Remove from the context menu in the sidebar.

  4. To quickly navigate between the clips, fast forward or rewind, move the pointer over the preview at the top of the import window, and do one of the following:

     

     • To play or pause the selected clip: click on the Play button (or press the space bar).

     • To access the next or previous item: click the next or previous button.

       Note: If you are at or near the end of the selected item, you can click the back button to return at the beginning of the clip.

     • For fast forward: move the pointer over the following button and hold down the mouse or trackpad button.

     • To move backward: move the pointer on the back button and hold down the mouse or trackpad button.

  5. Do one of the following:

  • Choose an existing event to import clips in: select the event in the context menu "import to" at the top of the import window.

    

  • To create a new event to import clips in: choose new event from the context menu "import to", type a name for the new event and click OK.

  To learn more about the events, see organize the library.

• Do one of the following:

  • To import all plans: click all import.

  • To import only some of the clips: command-click on each clip that you want to import, then click Import selected (the button import changes its name).

  Close the import window, and your clips appear in the event. According to the length of each element and the number of clips that you import, you can see a progress indicator in the upper right of the window, while the clips are imported.

  

  You can continue working in iMovie, then import finishes.

Happy holidays!