I've recently migrated my iPhotos to Photos, perfectly worked for a few weeks, but suddenly today, I can't open my photos in pictures

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• Move photos on external hard drive after migrating from iPhoto to Photos

  I have a lot of photos and have you run out of space on my MacBook.  After doing some reading, I discovered that I should be bale to move my library to an external hard drive, then the point of Photos to run from the external hard drive.

  I have recently updated to El Capitan, and as part of this upgrade that my photos have been migrated from iPhoto to the Photos.  I just checked the current location of my library and I found two.  One is named Photo library and which resembles the pictures one use which makes sense.  However, I also have a file called iPhoto library and it is listed as a library migrated under file type.

  My question is, when I copy my pictures on the external hard drive also I copy the migrated thus iPhoto library?

  My question is, when I copy my pictures on the external hard drive also I copy the migrated thus iPhoto library?

  Yes, if you want to free up your internal disk storage moving two libraries of the iPhoto library you have migrated your external drive and the new library of Photos.

  The two libraries share the storage for the original images and previews.  As long as one of the libraries is always on the internal disk and using storage, storage is not released: see: Photos saves disk space to share images with your iPhoto or Aperture - Apple Support libraries

  Drag the two libraries to your external drive, then double click the pictures library to open it in photos and test it. Once you are convinced that the copied library works well, you can delete the original in the internal drive.  Do the same for the copied iPhoto Library if you have installed iPhoto.

• Understand migrations from iPhoto to Photos

  After you migrate an iPhoto for photo library, the file extension of the iPhoto Library is changed in .migratedphotolibrary, and my understanding is that the two libraries share the same files through the use of "hard links". I've also read that if one of the libraries is published subsequently, what causes the link between versions of break. Is this true?

  If so, my questions are:

  (1) If hard links break, this means that storage on hard drive required by the two libraries is increased by the size of one of the libraries? If so, who would not take a little time if the booksellers were important, for example 100 GB or more?

  (2) immediately after the migration, what happens if one of the libraries I move to a different folder? Again break hard links? If so, same question as above.

  No - change or deletion of a form of photos a library does not break the hard link and has no effect on the other library - they are totally independent

  1 - Yes

  2. Yes, I believe that to break hard links - travel for sure as a library to another volume break

  Why move a? Usually simply leave you it where it is for several months until you are sure that you need is no longer and then archive and delete

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• Migrating from iPhoto to Photos

  I just upgraded to El Capitan and want to start using the Photos, I have followed the procedures to migrate my old iPhoto library Photos with my library of Photos appointed to reside on another internal hard drive.  I tried several times, but shortly after the migration has started I got the message that there insufficient space disc - 10 GIG necessary.  The drive I'm migration towards had 240 available concerts.  I tried to reformat the drive and emptied of all other files so that its complete 250 concerts are available, but the process still hangs on to 8% with the same message - not enough disk space.  Can someone give me an idea as to what is the problem?

  What is the format of the second internal drive where the library s iPhoto stored? How many free space your main internal drive there? What is your iPhoto library

  And since there is no single move procedure and what you are doing is not working, it would be useful for you to actually share the procedure that you use

  LN

• Migrating from iPhoto to Photos from another computer

  Hi guys

  I have an old Mac with Snow Leopard and 2 libraries iPhotos on it (a HARD drive, an external hard drive).

  I would like to transfer these libraries on the photo library to another Mac that sits on Yosemite and then upward

  So basically A Mac has not installed pictures and Mac B is not installed iPhoto.

  Is there a good way to do this?

  Thank you very much for your help!

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  Move the libraries for the new Mac (network, direct connection or DHM in Mac OS extended (journaled) format and drag them to the Photos icon in the dock to migrate each)

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• iPhoto or Photos?

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  I have also a large NUMBER of photos that are not displayed. They are a white box with nothing in it.

  

  Any idea what's going on? Where are my photos and what program should I be using? Does this mean photos are doubles and too much room in iPhoto and Photos?

  A question at the same time help

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  2 - once you take a decision on the software you want to use, then you will need to provide clear symptoms and doubts, including the version and exact context

  4. with regard to space - not - when you are migrating from iPhoto to Photos both libraries use hard towards the same original photos links and previews same so little extra space is used - Photos saves disk space to share images with your iPhoto or Aperture - Apple Support libraries

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• Use iPhoto or Photos for books?

  Hello. I have more than a dozen iPhoto libraries, one for each year. What I do is make albums and then the books for my trips or a book each year. I'm back doing the books. Now with the Photos app (and faster, etc.), I wonder if I should migrate my iPhoto library Photos and allows to make albums and photo books? Is there any advantage in doing that? It would mean that I'll end up with several libraries of Photos, because it cannot allow me to combine several iPhoto Library in pictures.

  I thought I would like a link libraries, instead of importing thousands of same photos in the new libraries of Photos. So the main question is whether or not there is an advantage in the migration of all my libraries of iPhoto in the libraries of Photos, or simply stick with iPhoto and make my books there. Thank you.

  You can no longer print books in iPhoto in any case, because Apple has stopped the iPhoto book printing service.  If you want that your books printed by Apple, the new Photos.app as the only option now.  Photos Presto can print your iPhoto books, if export you it to a PDF file.

  If you open an iPhoto photo library, the library migrated will not need a lot of extra storage, see this document: Photos saves disk space to share images with your iPhoto or Aperture - Apple Support libraries

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  I thought I would like a link libraries, instead of importing thousands of same photos in the new libraries of Photos. So the main question is whether or not there is an advantage in the migration of all my libraries of iPhoto in the libraries of Photos, or simply stick with iPhoto and make my books there. Thank you

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  http://www.fatcatsoftware.com/powerphotos/

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• transition from iPhoto to Photos

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  You need iPhoto 9.6.1 - if you have it on any system you should be able to download it from the App store using the apple ID which is joined

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• After migration, iPhoto again takes massive space on the hard drive? My system is showing iphoto and photos with more than 100 GB of space each. I once picture is merged uses always massive GB of space? Thank you.

  After migration, iPhoto again takes massive space on the hard drive? My system is showing iphoto and photos with more than 100 GB of space each. I once picture is merged uses always massive GB of space? Thank you.

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• How can I migrate iPhotos to Photos - reflection I did but I seem to have two libraries

  I thought that I migrated my Photos iPhotos and then my library to iCloud, where I have more than 26 000 photos and video. Now, I'm moving the photo library on an external drive. On my iMac in the pictures folder, there is a library of photos and and the iPhotos.migrated library. But on my macbook pro (which is currently my main computer) the pictures folder has a library of Photos and iPhotos library in the pictures folder. It does not specifically say 'iPhotos migrated' as it does on the iMac. So when I move the library of photos on the external drive and designate it as the system - there's something missing. I want to have my entire library of photos on the hard drive external and download all original there. But I did not all 26 000 more pictures on the local external hard drive - only in the cloud - even after checking the Mac's original download. I wonder if something was not working at the moment where I first migrated my iPhotos to the pictures library. All of the suggestions.

  Sorry, but 'something' is missing is not what we can answer - what exactly you see as missing and whence?

  When you migrate from iPhoto to the iPhoto library is migrated - changes if you open it using iPhoto Photos ask you if you want the iPhoto library or photo library and if you open the iPhoto migration library is deleted since you can now make changes causing it to be different from the photo library

  When you move with Photos or iPhoto library you break hard links, so all the pictures are copied to the destination

  If you have a library of Photos that is optimized shape iCloud photo library you must first download the originals

  I hope this helps - learn to give clear details of what you have and what is your question

  LN

• photos of the iphone has continued to migrate to iphoto

  Last week, Comcast switched my e-mail from a POP account on one account of IMAP. This has created a lot of problems with mac mail such permanent total loss of my Inbox. Between visits to the Genius Bar and calls to the technical support of Comcast in order to correctly record my mac mail folders and subfolders, I lost the ability to have pictures taken with my iphone migrate to iphoto. How do I trouble shoot it emits? Thanx

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• IPhoto to Photos in Lightroom, to El Capitan Mountain Lion

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  Yes with the upgrade to El captain should not upgrade to Photos - if you have iPhoto 9.6.1 before upgrading the OS, you can continue to use it until a future upgrade of the BONE breaks, but it is not maintained and external links like Apple print products are currently abandoned

  You don't have to use the Photos and you do not have to migrate your library if you don't want to - if you do not want to migrate you will need more space - and you will probably need more space to migrate to LightRoom (which, if it is new for you has a large learning curve and does not fit with Mac programs like t-Photos - 23GB is basically the absolute bare minimum free space) , so you do really need to address that no matter what you are doing for the management of the photos or even if you stay with your current software - either put the Photos (and possibly the music) library on an external drive or buying a larger for your Mac drive

  Migration to doe Photos not double space needed - once the migration is complete, it will take a very small amount of extra space - Photos saves disk space to share images with your iPhoto or Aperture - Apple Support libraries

  LN