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• Help deleting photos in album and 'Photos' in the Apple photo software?

  I want to remove the file from the photo of an album created, but also removed it from my 'Photos' / 'All the Photos' (sometimes described as unicameral roll) on my library of MacBook Pro Photos without having to go through the button remove the process twice.  Someone knows a shortcut?

  My approach:

  I download my photos from my camera and then divide them into 'Albums' I really hate the film.  It's like having 17 000 photos in a big shoebox by date order.  Its incredibly difficult to see all the pictures of a season of baseball and football, etc. because they are scattered in several weeks/months.  I take all the pictures belonging to an 'event' (birthday, baseball, football season) and create an album date/name for it.  Now that my photos are well ranked in "events" I can look and throw the bad ones.  However, when I remove the album, the picture always ends in the film.  I want it completely removed from my laptop that I don't want the clutter and the need to preserve space.  I then have to go again in the "Photos / camera roll" or "All Photos" and find the photos I just delete the album and then delete them again.  It is very hard and heavy.  Can I use a Smart Album query and search for all photos Non-Album.  If I made my picture original assignments album properly, all the photos I removed from said album should show in the query.  If I can do a delete everything in this smart album.

  I want just a simpler method to remove/take a photo from an album that he has permanently removed from my laptop.

  Is it possible that I can choose to have a question pop up when deleting which States "do you want this / these photos deleted from the album only or moved to the recently deleted zone?  Or y at - it a solution I'm missing?

  MacBookPro, OS X El Capitan, version 10.11.1, Version 1.2 (340.4.0) Photos

  Thank you!!

  Remove Photos from a photo 1.2 library

  1. regardless where you are in the library, i.e. Moments, collections, albums, smart albums or projects, select the photos you want to remove, use the command + delete keyboard shortcut to move the photos to the recently deleted smart album.

  2 - Click on the albums smart recently deleted in the sidebar.

  

  3. in the recently deleted album, you can opt to leave the photo automatically delete after the 30-day waiting period is in place, remove them immediately or restore them in the library.

  

  NOTE: deleting a photo from an album, slideshow, book, etc., only the delete key only deletes this picture of this element. Removal of a photo of a Moment or the Collection removes ALL occurrences of this photo in the library.

  

• cannot delete photos with indicator.  help, please.

  I can't delete photos with indicator.  help, please. Thank you. Dick

  Can't stop without context and details

  What version of the OS (you say OS X 10.8.5 - is that correct?) and iPhoto or PHotos?

  What has changed since it worked?

  LN

• Update to new IOS - now all the photos from iphoto to my macBook suddenly are also on my iphone5S - how to delete photos on my phone without deleting on the macbook?

  Hello dear, I need your help.

  I did yesterday an update to new IOS - now all the photos from iphoto to my MacBook are suddenly also on my iphone5S - how to delete photos on my phone without deleting on the macbook?

  They are very old photo from my childhood so I definitley them do not need on my phone, but on my MacBook, I want to keep them.

  Thank you very much for your support.

  Check the settings on your iPhone.  Have you enabled iCloud photo library in the settings > iCloud > Photos on your iPhone?  Or "my photo stream?

  If you have iCloud library active on your and your iPhone photos sync iCloud and from there will to all your devices.

  If you do not want to synchronize on your iPhone photos, clear the iCloud photo library, but do not allow to delete photos from iCloud, or they will be removed the Mac as well.  With the removal of your iPhone, wait until all iCloud photo options have been disabled.

• Deleting photos to albums rather than iPhoto main library

  I've been deleting photos in albums rather than the main photo library! In any case to check what photos in the main library do not appear in an album? I am still using iPhoto. Thanks for your help

  Create a smart album with the rule 'Album isn't everything. "  Who will collect all the photos that are not in any standard album.

  File > new Smart Album.

  

  Re: How to find unassigned photos?

• I turned on optimizing iPhone storage in my iCloud settings is not to do so. I have still the pictures in full resolution on my phone. Please help I don't want to start deleting photos

  I optimize storage iPhone enabled in my iCloud settings but it doesn't seem to work. I still have the full resolution original on my phone. Please help don't want have to delete photos to free up disk space.

  You continue to have images full resolution until you start running out of space. Then the resolution will change accordingly. Leave it alone.

• I accidentally erased by iphone and all my photos are deleted. can someone help how to restore deleted photos

  I accidentally erased by iphone and all my photos are deleted. can someone help how to restore deleted photos. I do not have the backup, and it was not synchronized with library icloud.

  If you do not have a return to the top, the images have disappeared.

• How do I delete photos saved in storage icloud local whitout removal of photo stream

  How do I delete photos saved in storage icloud local whitout removal of photo stream

  See these - get help with your iCloud photo library - Apple Support

  iCloud: remove photos from my photo stream

  Remove photos from my photo - Apple Support stream

• How to recover permanently deleted photos iOS?

  Recently, I accidentally deleted photos of my camera and later permanently erased from the recently deleted folder and forget they were there. I only have backups iCloud. I don't have any iTunes ones. I tried the deletion and restoration of two backups. A for a few days and the other nearly two weeks ago. Two of them restore all photos of how they were after the pictures have been permanently despite them being backups before the deletion took place. These photos are gone for good? It seems to me that they are. I thought for sure the backups restore them, but they did not. Any help would be appreciated. There are additional methods, I can try that I have not already? Thank you.

  If you have been synchronized with iCloud, using a computer, go to iCloud.com/Photos to see if they are there, but I doubt they will. Looks like they are gone for good.

• Delete photos in Photo

  Hello, how I can remove photos from Photo and do not keep the original file in the folder Masters?

  Thank you.

  //

  Hola, how I can eliminate las Fotos fotos y no el archivo contributed original en the only Masters vidéoconférence?

  Gracias.//

  Select the photos you want and hold down the command key and press DELETE and then go to the recently deleted album and remove again

  in an album by pressing the delete key does not photos of the library or place it in the folder deleted recently - it removes just the photo album as documented - it's the same as right click and delete the album form - hold the command key and pressing DELETE delete the photo and move to the recently deleted such album that documented identical to right click and remove picture - once again as documented

  place to get help

  The help of Photos - a great place to get help with photos

  Delete pictures and videos

  Do one of the following:

  • Remove a photo from an album, but not from your library: Select the items you want to delete, and then press DELETE.
  • Remove a photo from a smart album (for example, last import, favorite or videos): Select the items you want to delete, and then press command + DELETE.
  • Remove a photo from a time (placing them in the recently deleted album): Select the items that you want to delete, press DELETE, and then click on remove.
  • Remove a photo from a time or the album (by placing them in the recently deleted album): Select the items you want to delete, and then press command + DELETE.
  • Delete a photo and remove it immediately from the album recently deleted: Select the items you want to delete, and then press command + DELETE. Click on the Albums in the toolbar, and then double-click the album recently deleted. Select the items you want to delete, click on remove, and then click OK.

  LN

• Recover deleted photos - camera SD card

  I deleted photos of my DSLR Nikon SD card and copies lost during the transition from an old PC to Mac.  The camera shop said that using free software such as https://www.cardrescue.com/ will recover them.  I do not want to download anything which could conflict/damage my Mac and would be grateful if someone could share their knowledge with me.

  I use OS x Yosemite.

  Thank you.  Chris

  I've never used of CardRescue, but currently, it gets good reviews on CNET Download site.  Here are a few alternatives, you can consider:

  (1) If you have questions about the use of CardRescue after reviewing the information on your iMac you get here, you can ask your Apple dealer or a training center for help.

  (2) If you really want to be sure that CardRescue cannot cause you any problem, you can install it on your Mac "spare", try to recover your files with it and then erase CardRescue if you do not want to leave it on the computer.  If you encounter problems after using CardRescue, you can erase the disc of the CMA and reinstall OS X before you reuse this Mac.

  (3) use CardRescue on your Mac only, make a backup of the Mac. Then download and install CardRescue, use CardRescue to try your recovery image file, then do a full your backup restorebefore using your Mac. Although this approach will require a lot of time and effort, it allows you to use CardRescue without leaving any trace of it on your Mac.

  Post edited by: Jim EZ

  Mac OSX 10.11.3

• Yosemite zero space. can I just remove the "Recently deleted" - photos and how to find them?

  Yosemite zero space. can I just remove the "Recently deleted" - photos and how to find them?

  That will help, go to Photos > file > show recently deleted > clear everything up right

  Also:

  http://pondini.org/OSX/diskspace.html

  This app will tell you better that uses storage so you can remove

  https://www.OmniGroup.com/more

  Make sure that you also empty the trash

• How do I delete photo albums and send them to an external hard drive?

  Newbie here and thankful for any help.

  I have been scanning a lot of old photos.  I bought a WD My Passport for Mac.  I would like to remove some old albums of photos scanned photos and put them on My Passport.  How to achieve this?  Also, do I buy an external hard drive right or should I format it?  Clerks in Best Buy make it sound so simple... "Just put your photos on an external hard drive.

  I guess I should mention that I have defined iCloud for storing photos and I have a time capsule airport put in place.

  Thanks to anyone who can help me!

  Also, do I buy an external hard drive right or should I format it?

  What is the file system of the reader?

  Select the icon for the drive in Finder, and then press the combination of keys ⌘I (abbreviation of "file > read information").

  The info panel displays the file system in the genres section:

  

  If the file system is not Mac OS extended (journaled) reformat the drive with disk utility before you move all data to it.  Formatting will erase it.

  The procedure is explained here for Aperture, but it goes the same for Photos: external drives Format Mac OS extended before using with Aperture - Apple Support

  I have been scanning a lot of old photos.  I bought a WD My Passport for Mac.  I would like to remove some old albums of photos scanned photos and put them on My Passport.  How to achieve this?

  Save your photos on external hard drive, you have two options - just save the INDIVIDUAL photos or save the photo library.

  It would be better to copy your photo library on disk. This way you will save the versions published with all the metadata that you added and the original images in the quality is.

  If you export photos you need to make your choice, if you want to export the edited versions or the original versions, or both.

  • To save the library, do it just from the pictures on the external drive folder.
  • To save the individual photos, open one of your albums, then select all photos with ⌘A, then use the command "file > export > export... photos ' and select one a high-quality format t the original size. Do this for all the photos. Check if the export went well, before you delete photos from the library.  To remove photos from an album using the ⌘⌫ key combination command + DELETE.

  Empty the recently deleted album only after that you convinced yourself that the exported photos are OK and you have a backup.

• deleted photo albums are reproduced after every ios update

  After every ios update and a reboot there is old on my iphone and ipad photo albums that I deleted a long time ago (I created these albums if you use iphoto, but I deleted them on my mac after I went to photos). To my knowledge, there is therefore no these albums on my mac more. The app iphoto and iphoto library have been entirely removed from my Mac. So, where did they come from? I do not use icloud photo sync or something. Just sync albums selected with my devices via itunes.

  I found a method to remove unwanted albums of my devices first unchecking an album in itunes and then sync again. But on the next update, as if by magic they reappear. Anyone an idea what to do, then these ghost albums don't happen again after my next update?

  Hello there, hkr1234.

  It seems you see sync photo albums on your iOS device that you removed from your iPhoto and Photos for the libraries of Mac. One of the possible reasons for the behavior you see, it's the folder iPod Photo Cache is created when you synchronize your phone always contains the information for these photos. The following Knowledge Base article proposes in-depth measures to remove this folder, in effect, resetting so that it is created again the next time that you sync photos to your device.

  On the folder for Cache Photo iPod

  Delete this folder does not remove the original images in your library, and the file will be recreated the next time you sync photos with your iPhone, iPad or iPod.

  The location of this folder depends on the synchronization options you select in iTunes. In iTunes, if you change the selection in the menu synchronize Photos, it will create a folder iPod Photo Cache (and the previous record will remain).

  Photos, iPhoto or Aperture

  If you're syncing from a photo, iPhoto or Aperture library, follow the steps below to find the folder iPod Photo Cache in its default location:

  1. From the Finder, choose go > home of the bar menu at the top of your computer screen. If you have moved your library of Photos, iPhoto library or Aperture library to a different location, go to this location.
  2. Open the pictures folder and locate the library of Photos, iPhoto or Aperture Library library file.
  3. Control - or right click the file, and then choose view the contents of the Package on the shortcut menu.
  4. In the window that opens, click on and drag the cover Photo iPod folder to the trash.
     Don't delete or change any other file in the library package. Remove or modify other files can result in loss of data.
  5. Close the window.

  {...}

  A folder on Mac OS X, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, or 10

  The iPod Photo Cache will be in the folder you selected to synchronize with.

  To learn more

  • The Cache Photo iPod folder may be larger than the size of the photos being synchronized.
  • The iPod Photo Cache size can vary depending on the device is synchronized. A device of the higher resolution, more iPod Photo Cache will be.
  • If you are synchronizing with multiple devices, your iPod Cache can contain several optimizations of the same images.
  • Learn more about how synchronize photos in iTunes.

  Thank you for reaching out to the communities of Apple Support.

  See you soon.

• How to delete photos in "My pictures" without duplication on them and more.

  My photos

  How to delete photos in "My pictures", without reproducing again and again... as hundreds of each photo?

  Unwanted copies have file names with
  copy "prefix of"?

  Example: Copy of IMG_1455.JPG

  If_yes_maybe the following tutorial, I wrote
  for XP offers a few ideas:

  Here's how to reproduce the unwanted
  copy of...

  Hold down your CTRL key and select multiple files...

  Place your pointer over the selected group
  (holding the key ctrl) and left click / drag
  the group even just the slightest bit... now
  release the mouse button.

  Oooops... multiple copies...

  Maybe the following will help:

  Sometimes most of the person who
  trying to select multiple by holding the CTRL
  or the SHIFT key down while clicking on the left to select the
  image files.

  Copies are created when you are unable to
  completely release the mouse button before
  you move the pointer to another file. When a group
  the selected file is dragged... even the slightest
  release the mouse button will produce a bit...
  copies of all the files previously highlighted.

  It's a little easier if you have your folder
  Options set at single click... that way you can
  select/deselect a file with just a mouse more
  and you don't have to click. For multiples you
  I have to keep... CTRL or Shift.

  Do not click on... no slip... no copy... maybe that of
  your solution. To adjust the click...
  Open a folder and go... Tools / folder
  Options / General tab... Check... 'single click '.
  To open an item"/ apply / OK.

  If you want to delete all the files in a folder
  You can try the following:

  Reach... Edition / select all... or type... CTRL / has...

  With all of the files selected... go... Drop / delete...
  or press your delete key... or... click on the
  Group and choose 'delete '.

  How do I find and remove unwanted 'copies '.
  of your image files.

  Open the folder that the images are saved in and
  on the left, click on the button 'Search' in your toolbar.

  (If you view the files from a montage
  program and do not know where the record is... right
  Click on one of the image files and the menu...
  choose... Properties. The path to the folder will be
  in the tab 'General' to 'Place').

  In the research pane select... "All files and folders".

  In the "All or part of the file name" field. Come in...

  a copy of

  Now... on the left, click on the search"" button.

  When the search is complete... go to... Edition / select all...

  Then go to... Remove / delete.

  You will see a dialog box asking if you are sure
  you want to delete the files, click Yes.

  Now... on the left, click on the 'Back' button in your toolbar.

  Now the remaining files should be your originals.

  If you delete the wrong files... recover from
  your basket now.

  Also see the following article:

  Trouble fixing: stop Windows copy
  Files accidentally when Ctrl-click selecting
  http://www.howtogeek.com/HOWTO/Windows-Vista/fixing-annoyances-stop-Windows-from-copying-files-accidentally-when-CTRL-click-selecting/