IPhoto to Photos in Lightroom, to El Capitan Mountain Lion

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• How can I delete an old version of Lightroom? I use Mountain Lion on Mac.

  Hello

  I upgrade to Lightroom 3 to 5 of Lightroom. It was no problem. My photos have been imported into Lightroom 5. But Lightroom 3 was not removed from my computer. How can I remove this old version in the right direction?

  I use Mountain Lion on Mac.

  Thank you

  I'm not a Mac user. But you remove Lightroom just as you would remove any other application from your system. If you purchased Lightroom 5 as an upgrade, it was probably know the serial number of your Lightroom 3. I suggest that you store that Lightroom 3 number somewhere, you will remember because it will be necessary if/when you decide to upgrade to a new version of Lightroom.

  And, just to clarify, there is no interdependence between your Lightroom 5 and Lightroom 3. They are independent applications.

• Bootable USB Stick - El Capitan/Mountain Lion

  Using a MacBook running El Capitan, can I create a bootable USB key to run Cougar?

  Unless you've downloaded the OS X App Store before the publication of the Mavericks Mountain Lion, your only option is a purchase ($20USD) Cougar via the Apple store online. Once you have downloaded the OS X App Store ML using this purchase key, you can then run DiskmakerX top to make a USB bootable (8 GB min).

  The current (5.0.3) of DiskMaker X version only works with the Mavericks, Yosemite and El Capitan. Mountain Lion, to the 3.0.4 version on the developers site. It provides a direct download link to it. I don't know if this old X DiskMaker work on El Capitan.

• Upgrade to El Capitan Mountain Lion

  Can I move to El Capitan of Cougar or do I go to Yosemite first?

  Yes, you can.

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• Should I update to El Capitan Mountain Lion?

  Hello. I have a MacBookAir5 1: Intel Core i5: 1.7 GHz: memory: 4 GB. I'm still with OS 10.8.5 when bought around 2012. I don't know if I should go to El Capitan while available because I continue to read comments about upgrading slow their macs after the upgrade - and then the decision is regrettable. This has been holding back me. I want / need this MacBookAir to continue to work for me as long as possible - and safe (because I get more security for this OS updates). Advice from those who have experienced the same dilemma or can give advice on this subject are very much appreciated.

  Please download and install EtreCheck from http://etrecheck.com/

  Run it and post the report here. After reviewing the report of EtreCheck, we will be able to see how your Mac is running. This will help us formulate a valid recommendation for you.

• El Capitan - Mountain Lion update - can't connect Apple ID, iTunes, App Store, iCloud - ok on mobile devices

  El Capitan - upgrade to Cougar on Desktop iMac (21.5 inch, late 2009-3.06 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo) - cannot connect with identifier Apple in iTunes, App Store, iCloud - ok on mobile & Macbook devices running m..

  Hi solved the problem with Apple on the chat line.  Clash with Kaspersky - while the latter out Sign In worked.  As Kaspersky has been the last updated do not know where to go from here, except turn off K when you access iTunes etc.

• I just upgraded to El Capitan, which automatically "upgraded" iPhoto in Photos.  When I opened the Photos, my thumb nails is blurred with the exception of those that have been published in iPhoto.  This never happened in iPhoto.  How can I fix?

  I just upgraded to El Capitan, which automatically "upgraded" iPhoto in Photos.  Now when I open the pictures, my thumb nails is blurred with the exception of those that have been previously published in iPhotos.  When you click on a fuzzy thumbnail to select it, the picture is very good. The photos were initially imported into iPhoto via the camera memory card to JPEG.  Is there a way to fix this?  I take lots of photos for a local spca and this will really slow me down in the decision-making process on the pictures to use.  I'm not a very tech savvy person any help with this is greatly appreciated!

  If you pick a few and twist and turn then back it is this resolved? -If this is the case you can do in large groups for the problem photos

  LN

• 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

• iPhoto or Photos?

  Which one should I use? I have both on my computer. I use OS X El Capitan 10.11.3

  Some of my photos (in each program) I can't edit. I click on edit and all the editing options are grayed out.

  

  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

  1 you use is totally personal - support iPhoto has been interrupted for more than a year and one day he will stop working - for those who have only update every five years that is not a problem - if you install each update, it is - and Photos have more features than iPhoto and a stream of completely different work - so you fist need to make this decision

  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

  5 - and you're three updates behind - your first step should be updated to OS X 10.11.6, the current version of the operating system - which might or might not help things but is a good idea

  LN

• Transfer photos after downgrading to El Capitan in Mountain Lion

  I upgraded my Mac Book Pro (mid2009) to El Capitan about 6 months ago. It was horrible and my computer is slower than molasses. I tried to work with it, the best that I could, because I did not save my system before the upgrade. #badmove Finally, I backed up the weekend last and erased the hard drive. Go to the Apple Store today, that they returned to Mountain Lion and it's much better. My problem is that some of my apps (like iPhoto) will not now transfer because she has been saved with the new version of El Capitan.  It is a way to always transfer my photos?

  You have a copy of iPhoto that works with 10.8?

  You can try to select the iPhoto library, then control - click/view the contents of the package. Do drag the photos on your desktop and then import them into iPhoto.

• import the library of photos of Yosemite to El Capitan

  I'm doing a fresh installation of the El Capitan after I made backup of operating system existing Yosemite on external drive, so I need to import the library of Photos of Yosemite El Capitan.

  How can I do? Suggestions please?

  New facility means fade and clean install? If you have a backup or Yosemite is located on the external hard drive, then go in the user folder/photos Yosemite and restore the iPhoto for the El Capitan record/photos user library. Open iPhoto (or Photos), then set the location of the user folder/photo library.

• El cap and iphoto vs photo questions

  How to keep the prior book and project iPhote forms config to jordane when I've already updated to El Cap... and iPhoto requires a missing update.

  Books and other projects do migrate well to iPhoto to Photos, because the themes have been completely redesigned.  Finish your books in iphoto, if you can.

  To run iPhoto on El Capitan updated to the iPhoto version 9.6.1.

  See this tip for user: cannot be updated iPhoto because it is not available in the App Store

• Transfer the photo library in iPhoto to Photos

  I have just passed my iPhoto library photos on El Capitan (10.11.3) on my new iMac and have lost some pictures, some were 3 years old from the originals and thus lost location information, faces and events.

  Would this be normal?  Can I retrieve the original info. ? or do I have to revisit each of my photos almost 5000 and identify the faces and places all over again?

  NO.

  It's the photo library is exactly the same as the iPhoto with converted albums - events library see How Photos handles content and metadata for iPhoto and Aperture - Apple Support

  You have iPhoto 9.6.1? If not see if you can get it - can not update iPhoto because it is not available in the App Store

  Then clean your iPhoto library - Notes on the migration of an iPhoto for iPhoto to Photos for Mac library

  Then drag the library own icon in the Dock to migrate again from Photos

  LN

• Using iPhoto and Photos together

  Is - this here anyway to use iPhoto and pictures together until I have get used to the interface of Photos?

  The Photos and both iPhoto 9.6.1 work on El Capitan.  You can have both applications open at the same time.

  Only two applications have a different format for libraries of photos, so each of them uses a separate photo library.  If you edit photos in iPhoto, the changes will not appear in the photo library and vice versa.

  You could use iPhoto and its library as your main library and import new photos in iPhoto, while exploring the Photos.  Once you are confident that the Photos will suffice your needs, open the iPhoto library in Photos and create a new library of pictures of him.  Then start to use the Photos as your main photo application.

• Importing photos into Lightroom CC

  I always had problems trying to import my photos into Lightroom. I have read many articles on it and watched many tutorials, and none of them does not seem to work for me. I'm working on a Mac OS (El Capitan) and I use the Photos App on my computer. I take photos for a living, and I want some "records" of the Photos App to import into Lightroom so I can change, so I want to save them back in the 'File' or 'Album' from the Photos App. I'm frustrated that there is no means to achieve and that Lightroom is so different from Photoshop and other items.

  If someone could help with this, I'd appreciate it greatly - thank you!

  Hi shelbys.

  Well, you cannot migrate your images directly from App Photos in Lightroom as opening.

  You export your App Photos images and save it somewhere on the machine, then Lightroom would be able to see your images and can add/import your images into the software so that you can edit them later.

  In addition, you can refer to the same discussion: Re: How do I import photos into Photos of Yosemite Mac app LightroomCC?

  Kind regards

  Mohit