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• What I need to keep my photos on the device or can I delete them?

  After downloading my pictures to revel from my ipad, can I delete them from my ipad? or I have to keep them in order to synchronize all the time.

  You can remove photos from your ipad, once they are fully downloaded. Don't forget to check the first State (tap the cloud) to ensure that the complete file size has been charged to revel, not only the thumbnail. If you delete the file until the full sized version is done uploading, you only will be able to upload the photo to revel in the future.

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• Save the photos on icloud and eliminate the ios device

  I have a lot of photos on my iPhone. I want to delete them and they are stored in iCloud. But when I delete a photo on the iPhone, it removes also iCloud.

  Is it possible to have all photos in iCloud without deleting?

  As OneDrive app, they don't synchronize and store pictures of the iPhone, and if I delete a picture they do not remove on the cloud.

  Is it possible to have all photos in iCloud without deleting?

  When you delete them from your phone, they will remove icloud. Try going to settings/iCloud and optimize storage. This will reduce the space that take photos.

• How to remove photos from my iPhone 6s more without deleting them from iPhoto?

  Title says it all, but here:

  I have an iPhone 6 Plus and I want to free up space for my Photos app. If I do this, it will remove those download in the Photos on my Macbook? Should I back up their first somehow? If Yes, what is the best way to save photos on my Macbook from the Photos app?

  Any information would be appreciated.

  What you have stored on your computer are in no way affected by what you do with your iPhone.

• Keep the photos in iCloud

  Is there an easy way to keep photos in iCloud library without having to keep them on your device? Right now, if I take a picture, he transferred to iCloud. But, if I want to empty space on my device, remove this picture erase all of my devices including iCloud. I'm just curious to know if there is a way to have everything that I want to stay there all by allowing me to delete photos on my devices. Now, my only option is to download all photos on my Mac, but I would use iCloud if possible.

  Thanks in advance!

  To reduce local storage on your iDevice set Photos settings to keep a local library optimized.

  iCloud photo library is a service of synchronization between all your computers and devices. It is not an off-site storage or backup service.

• has wanted to remove the icloud photos off my mac that I turned off the icloud on my mac.  but not off my ipad mini. This will remove the iPad?

  I wanted to delete the photos from icloud on my mac to give me a bit more memory, but not out of my ipad, so I turned off the icloud on my mac. I disabled icloud sharing on my ipad before doing this it will delete them off my ipad?

  All you should have to do is stop iCloud photo syncing on the Mac. Then, when you delete photos, it will not sync to iCloud.

• Why my iCloud won't save my photos

  I bought more storage but iCloud won't save my photos, I have 50 GB of data and its available 49.1 says. I'm afraid that if I restore it I won't lose all my photos and videos.

  What makes you think that iCloud is not back up your photos? If you use iCloud photo library, the photos are "stored" in iCloud, but not in the backup.

  Go to settings > general > storage & use iCloud > iCloud > storage management > your device. You see pictures in the backup?

  iCloud: overview of backup and storage iCloud

  The backup of your iPhone, iPad and iPod touch - Apple Support

• How can I save my photos from the imac to the icloud

  I am able to sync all my iPhones to the icloud but do not know how to set up on my iMac. Any help would be appreciated

  You can save an iOS to iCloud device, but note that Apple does not backup to iCloud from a Mac. They have synchronization that is designed to share all your photos with all your devices and iCloud. If you use OS X 10.10.3 or later you can turn on iCloud library opening the Photos app, then go to preferences. Which would synchronize all your photos with iCloud and with other devices, have you already sync to iCloud.

• iPhone: Photos and iCloud

  Here's what I hope I can do: I use iCloud for save my photos of my iMac.

  All my photos on my iMac will also my iPhone (5 000 + photos). It seems that I used to be able to select in iTunes that photoalbums I put on my phone. Now all my albums are on my phone and I don't see where I have something to say on the matter. (This is also true with my iPad).

  I really liked being able to choose the albums I've had on my mobile... I have certainly need my entire photo library on them. Any ideas?

  In addition, I see that if I delete a photo on my iPhone, it removes on my iMac as I certainly don't want to happen.

  In a perfect world, I would like photos that I take on my phone to synchronize automatically with my iMac, but if I remove something from my phone, I don't want to remove my iMac. Ask too I guess?

  Thanks in advance!

  Karen

  Hi Karen, I added my comments in blue below, easier for me to answer questions like that...

  InTheWoods wrote:

  Here's what I hope I can do: I use iCloud for save my photos of my iMac.

  All my photos on my iMac will also my iPhone (5 000 + photos). It seems that I used to be able to select in iTunes that photoalbums I put on my phone. Now all my albums are on my phone and I don't see where I have something to say on the matter. (This is also true with my iPad). You must use iCloud photo library and that's how it behaves. If you use iCPL you have nothing to say as you mentioned. If you disable iCPL (carefully with the removal of the pictures without meaning to, see link below) you can manually choose the albums to sync to iTunes on your computer to your iPhone or iPad, this is how I do it.

  iCloud photo library - Apple Support

  I really liked being able to choose the albums I've had on my mobile... I have certainly need my entire photo library on them. Any ideas?  See my comments above.

  In addition, I see that if I delete a photo on my iPhone, it removes on my iMac as I certainly don't want to happen. This is due to iCPL, how it behaves and the reason that I don't use the.

  In a perfect world, I would like photos that I take on my phone to synchronize automatically with my iMac, but if I remove something from my phone, I don't want to remove my iMac. Ask too I guess? Try my photo stream and see if it does what you want.

  My photo FAQ - Apple Support stream

  Thanks in advance!

  Karen

• Send photos to iCloud

  I have a Sony DSC - WX 350 with wi - fi and NFC3 camera.  When I am traveling, can I upload photos on the camera to my Photos App in the iCloud over wi - fi?

  None

  You can download to iCloud photo library to a Mac OS X or an IOS device

  What should I use iCloud photo library?

  You need an Apple ID, a device with the latest version of iOS or OS Xand enough storage in iCloud to save your photos.

  iCloud Photo library FAQ - Apple Support

  You may be able to download on an IOS device, which can then upload at ICPL - My Sony DSC HX400V can download via WiFi on an IOS device

  LN

• Download multiple photos to iCloud for iPhone

  Hello

  I'm trying to find a way to upload several photos at the same time of the iCloud on my iPhone. I took a folder from my computer Windows 10 and placed in the iCloud folder. He did download all these photos, about 100 of them. I opened icon iCloud, since my iPhone Home screen, and all the photos are in the folder.

  The problem is, I don't see a way to download the photos on my phone. I can select several pictures, but I don't see the possibility of moving photos from one place to another within iCloud. If I open a photo it will then allow me to save the image on my iPhone, but I don't want to have to do it manually for each photo.

  Is there a way I can move the entire folder of iCloud on my iPhone without doing this manually? I don't want to have to open each image, click on another icon, then click on save to the phone option, it would take a very long time.

  If option 2 would just directly connect my phone to my computer and download the file to my phone via iTunes. However, it seems that this option is no longer available. When I selected my phone from iTunes, as if I want to sync my phone, but click on the 'Photos' option on the left, there is nothing that shows. The only thing that shows a message says "iCloud Photos is on. iPhone can access the photos in iCloud. Photos can be downloaded to your device via Wi - Fi or cellular network." It used to be that if I placed a folder in my photo album on my computer, it would automatically put this album on my iPhone folder when I did a sync via iTunes and is no longer does that. I don't know if there was some option that I disabled or if it is no longer do.

  Someone has suggestions on how to easily do so that I can keep a clean and well organized album without a lot of hassle or everything is mixed together, or without having to save each image individually?

  Thanks for any help,

  Zines

  Instead of using iCloud Drive, add those photos from your PC to the photo library to iCloud. On your phone, with the same identifier Apple and iCloud library enabled, photos will be sync to iCloud on your phone and stay in the synchronized.

  Set up and use iCloud photo library on your Windows PC - Apple Support

  

• IPhone Photo: can I delete on the Iphone, but who will remove them icloud Photos

  I want to assure you that try to save space on my Iphone or Ipad, I not permanently erase the photos on my photo library iCloud. Just recently, I migrated iPhoto Photos and raised my iCloud to 200 GB storage. My iPhoto library is large (several years photos) to 72 GB. Since my Ipad and Iphone are connected to this library iCloud, I don't want to go beyond memory on these two smaller devices (Iphone and Ipad). My MBP has lots of storage and that was my main place to keep the photos. Any suggestions on how to handle this would be greatly appreciated.
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  iCloud photo library is designed to adjust the size of the library stored on your device for the storage available on this device. But we must "Maximize pictures" turned on under settings > Photos. Here is an excerpt of the article first, I provided a link for below:

  Can I use iCloud photo library to save space on my device?

  iCloud photo library automatically keeps all of your photos and videos in the original version, in high resolution. Follow these steps to choose how you store your photos and videos on your device:

  • On your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch, tap Settings > iCloud > pictures or settings > Photos & camera, then select a storage parameter.
  • On your Mac, click on Photos > Preferences > iCloud, and select a storage parameter.

  If you turn on [device] Optimize storage, iCloud photo library manages automatically the size of your library on your device, you can make the most of your device storage and access photos more than ever. All of your original photos, full resolution and the videos are stored in iCloud while unit size versions are stored on your device. You can download original photos and videos over Wi - Fi or cell phone when you need it.

  If you turn on download original, iCloud photo library will keep your original, full resolution photos and videos on iCloud and on your device. Download the originals is the default setting for iOS devices with 5 GB free storage plan and all Mac devices.

  You need an Internet connection to access a photo original or video that is stored only in iCloud.

  These two articles should help answer your questions on iCloud works iCloud photo library with your device, and your Mac:

  iCloud Photo library FAQ - Apple Support

  iCloud Photo Library help - Apple Support

  See you soon,.

  GB

• How to create the new library of Photos to iCloud without it merging with the former?

  I started my iCPL in January 2015. It is now 104 Gb/8000 photos. In a year I need to upgrade my plan of storage iCloud.

  So I think I would make the existing one a regular photo library, and start a new photo library iCloud.

  If I start a new library now and make the iCPL, merge it with the existing iCPL. I want to replace the existing in iCloud.

  I could do (I think): -.

  1. make the existing a non-iCPL and rename it.

  2. create a new lib Photos and make the library system iCloud.

  3. the new library (empty) will download and merge with the former in iCloud, so it contains now 8000 photos of the original lib.

  4. delete all the 8000 photos in the new.

  5. start put new photos in the photo library now empty iCloud.

  Is there a better way? I do it too difficult?

  I can see what I've described above taking a long time to settle on all devices, even if I can avoid 30 day waiting by removing the deleted record recently.

  Thank you

  You use "Optimize Mac Storage" on your Mac? Then, you will need to make sure that all the photos to download to your Mac before you copy your current library corresponding to your backup disk and start deleting iCloud.  Is there enough free storage on your Mac to do this?

  I would also like to than my thin iCloud library. My iCloud library has only my favorite photos of many years, I want on all my devices as well as the most recent photos that I'm still trying. Because the iCloud library must be the library system, only in iCloud library photos are available in the media for other applications browser, so I keep all the photos here that I can use in other applications.

  What I do to save bandwidth and download time is to have two libraries:

  1. A large library where I keep all the photos I want to keep - it's my photo archives. This library is on an external drive that is supported by Time Machine and is currently still an Aperture library.
  2. A smaller library iCloud in my pictures folder.

  I import new photos first to the iCloud library, remove all the bad moves that do not need archiving, then I export the originals at the library of the archives.

  And then I start editing the photos in the library to iCloud and learn by removing and keeping only the best photos.

• Photos and iCloud

  It boggles me.  I realize.  I'm going with Photos of Google.  There is apparently no way to save the photos on the cloud and remove them from your device.  Incredible.

  That's the idea behind iCloud photo library. It's a synchronization service, not a storage or a backup service. If this is what you want, then Google Photos will be suite you well.

• Photos - photos of iCloud - several users share data bases

  Hi hoping someone can point me in the right direction here as it is driving me crazy!

  New Mac mini, OS X and photos app.

  Basically, I want to share a unique data base of Photos between two users on the same Mac accounts. Have followed all the advice online, I'm always running into difficulty. I put the database on an external SSD with permissions in place for any user access to the base (but only one at a time of course).

  All very well so far, but here comes the question. I want pictures of iCloud enabled on one of the accounts with complete download of all pictures to iCloud, when I get out of the photos, the photolibraryd process remains active. This means that when I change the account and you are trying to access the photos, I can't because photoslibraryd in the other account is accessed again. To work around this I started to enter photoslibraryd monitor and the murder of activity as well as the Photos itself before you log in to the second account and to access the Photos. This seems to work (but is a bit of a pain if I forgot!) - which is a lot more pain, it's that if I add some photos in the second account and then go back to the first, rather than synchronize the new photos with iCloud, product photos across the entire library 20,0000 resynchronization photo! It's bad!

  I have approached the wrong way? Is there a better way to achieve what I want - that is entirely database of shared photos between two users on the same Mac (with photo stream enabled on both accounts for these devices which have not iCloud photo activated) and iCloud photo enabled on one of the Mac accounts - without killing the process or any what fees General massive sync?

  Grateful for any help.

  Thank you very much

  Rich.

  It is not possible to share a library of photos between several users, if the library in question is your system library. If you cannot share the library used as the iCloud photo library with others.  If you want to share photos with others, use a separate library of Photos to share and transfer photos from there to your iCloud library.

  I found this in the documentation for PowerPhotos:

  : https://www.fatcatsoftware.com/powerphotos/Help/sharing%20a%20library%20between% 20multiple%20user%20accounts%20on%20one%20mac.html

  Share a library between several user accounts on a Mac

  Photos is not designed with use multi-user in mind, which makes it very difficult to create a configuration where only one library of Photos are accessed through accounts on your Mac. If you want to share a library in this way, the following restrictions will be applied (for the bottom of discussion, we have two users named A and B we want to share a library):

  1. Account that a single user can never open a library given in Photos at the same time. Before you can use the shared library as long as the user has, make sure to leave Photos as user B.
  2. None of the user accounts that access the library may designate as their "library system". The library system is actually open at any time by OS X in the background, as long as that user is connected, even while quitting smoking pictures not free the library so that another user can open. You must designate another library system library, or completely close the session user B before trying to access the library as user A. Note that this also prevents having this synchronization of library with iCloud.
  3. The library cannot be stored on your internal drive or any other drive where the permissions are respected. Fighting against the permissions on OS X is a losing battle. While you can play whack-a-mole to try to correct the permissions on the library before you open it, then something goes wrong and it is likely that you will be unable to access a part of your library. You should keep the library on an external drive and in the read window information in the Finder, make sure the checkbox "Ignore permissions on this volume" is checked.

  Re: How to share your photo on the same Mac without iCloud library

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