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• How to transfer pictures from iPhoto to iCloud

  I have a Mid 2010 iMac OS X Yosemite 10.10.2 running version and am trying to transfer my photos from iPhoto to iCloud so I don't lose them when I get my new Mac. I tried highlighting them and moving them to a new stream of photos, but it works. I don't want to have to buy an external hard drive. Said the man on the Apple store for transfer to iCloud.

  Hi creekercat,

  There are many options to solve this problem. It would be to get a thumb drive or storage device of some sort that you already own to store them on. Better yet, if you Google Drive or Dropbox, download them from here. I don't really recommend put you your pictures on iCloud because it takes lots of storage. If you have any of the above options, you might as well wait for the new Mac and their parachuting directly through Finder to your new Mac. It will be a long process, but hey, at least you don't lose your files.

  Good luck

  Raymond

• V iPhoto photo

  Hi, I have just this week improved my MBP 5 years to a nice shiny new slimline MPB. I managed to migrate everything with great success and have my old MBP for my daughter to use

  Believe it or not?  I only just realized that I have TWO official Apple applications that are used to manage my photo collection.

  I am more confused NOW that I've never been before!   I have the Photo and I have iPhoto, please can someone explain to me first:-why do I need two app for Photos?, secondly:-what is the difference between the two, making one the other is not do and vice versa?

  Third:-I can't really see if they both have the same photos as each of the others, if I only use one of them, I am likely to lose most of my photos?

  Which turns out to be THREE questions in ONE, i hope that someone can make sense what I'm asking?

  And I have iCloud?

  Tim

  iPhoto has moved on through all applications and will continue to work on El Capitan, as long as you have updated to the last level of v9.6.1. If you have all your photos nicely put in place there, you can continue to use it, but it is EOL, and will probably not receive more updates.

  Photos is something new in the process of maturation as an opening + part iPhoto and Apple. Certainly not there yet. Maybe, upon what OS X 10.15 takes place, it will happen, but there is a good chance that something else new will have arisen. As you can imagine, I'm NOT a phan Photos.

  If you start pictures on the newly migrated system, it will convert the old iPhoto library to its new format and there is no going back if I understand correctly, you can duplicate your previous iPhoto library and convert that instead, to allow you to test the two alternatives and see which suits you best.

  And Yes, both supported the former photo iCloud stream or the new iCloud photo library to interact and syncs with your iGadgets. There is also a street one way: once you went to the library of photos there not to come back. I'm sticking with iPhoto and the flow of pictures very happily on my MBP to mid-2015 with model.

• Can I download iPhotos to icloud

  I need to download iPhotos to iCloud before moving on to the photo, I have an iMac os x 10.9.5 and upgrade to El Capitan worried 10.11.3, of my 12 000 photos

  No, do a backup on an external drive instead.

  iPhoto for pictures

• .apalbum files in iPhoto/Photos

  I am running Yosemite 10.10.5 on a Mac mini (mid-2010). 2.66 Ghz Intel core 2 duo 8 GB 1067 MHz DDR3.  Updated since the Mavericks in April 2016, now trying to "Restore" saved from the clouds Zip files (so I can wipe) and we found a lot of files .apalbum.  Although I know that these are files of the opening, I never had Aperture, only iPhoto (v9.6.1) & then Photos (v.1.0.1), with the upgrade to Yosemite.  My questions are the following: (1) are these .apalbum relevant/necessary files to my iPhoto & photo files?  (2) if so, how could they be opened without opening?  or (3) If no, why they are there and can I blow them before restoring my backups?

  Chances are that you do not have a usable backup - so far that no base backup is working on an iPhoto or a library of Photos - you have a local backup? Why do you need to restore a backup?

  LN

• Vs iPhoto photos

  When Photos for Mac was introduced, it was installed on my Mac, but I still have iPhoto. How can I get rid of iPhoto and its library connected (so-called Photos has all my iPhoto library and more?)?

  How can I get rid of iPhoto and its library connected (so-called Photos has all my iPhoto library and more?)?

  There is no need to be in a hurry to get rid of iPhoto and the iPhoto library. The image to the iPhoto library files are stored in the same place as image files in your photo library, so both libraries together share storage, see this link: Photos saves disk space to share images with your iPhoto or Aperture - Apple Support libraries

  You can take your time to check, if all the photos in your iPhoto Library migrated well library and if you need to copy captions or titles of your iPhoto Photos on events.

  Also your smart albums and books or calendars may not have been migrated completely, see this link: How Photos handles content and metadata for iPhoto and Aperture - Apple Support

  If you have iPhoto 9.6.1 you can always launch and compare libraries.

  When you are finished, make a backup of the iPhoto library and the iPhoto application and then simply delete them using the Finder. Then empty the trash.  He will not free storage however.

• 1.5 vs 9.6.1 iPhoto photos: features and capabilities

  1.5 vs 9.6.1 iPhoto photos: features and capabilities

  There is an excellent summary of the differences provided by Old_Toad for advice.

  There was no justification provided by Apple for all the functions that they took?  If there is, can you point me to what I would consider.  There are a number of these functions that I use on a regular basis.

  There was no justification provided by Apple.  Since the introduction of Photos Apple has added several features and will probably add more in the future if there is enough feedback.

  Then tell Apple what missing features you want restored or new features added in Photos via https://www.apple.com/feedback/photos.html.

  There are a number of workarounds available in the Photos for Mac user tips section for various features that were left out.

  

• How to access and delete the Photos "iCloud"?

  Here's the problem in detail: I go to 'contacts' app, I go to the photo of a contact, click on it and then I get a box, right?

  -Default Photos

  iCloud - Photos

  -Faces

  -Camera

  OK, under 'Photos iCloud' there are very risky pictures I ever intend to be downloaded in iCloud. It's okay, I say, I'll just open "iCloud" and delete them. Boy, if it were that easy...

  So, I open "finder" and go to "iCloud Drive" on the left. There is nothing contained in iCloud drive. I go to iCloud.com and click on the pictures, it says "Welcome to photos, go into settings to allow iCloud photos." So, I'm a computer major and I don't know where these photos are available on the internet. They are not in my repertoire "iCloud Drive" they are not on 'iCloud.com', but they appear in the contacts under «iCloud Photos»

  What Miss me?

  You have the iCloud as library enabled in your photo library?  If yes then you will need to remove them from your local library in order to remove from the library to iCloud.

  

• Could not find iPhoto/Photos to import into Lightroom

  Hi-

  I'm new to Lightroom. I downloaded the creative Amazon Cloud literally last night. When I click on the "Import" button, it evokes the access to the essentially all of the files on my computer with the exception of the pictures that have been uploaded to iPhoto/photos for October 2015. I tried all means to find a link to these photos, and it's as if they don't exist to Lightroom. Outside of Lightroom, I noticed now that when I look at 'Images' in my Finder window, there are all my old photos (before 10/2015) and a file called "iPhoto library" and a file called "photo library". None of these files can be opened from the finder. If the photo is opened, all the images are there.

  I feel like there is something corrupt going on behind the scenes that is bad orientation of my photos. Any advice would be much appreciated!

  -ALlison

  Right-click on the photo library, and then select "view the contents of the package. What happens will be many subfolders. One of them will be named Masters. There you will find all your images. But LR cannot access it from this file/folder of the package. You will need to copy or move the Masters folder to another location on your hard drive for LR to see.

• Is there a way to move PDF files stored in the PDF to the iCloud Photo iCloud?

  Is it possible to move my resume of the PDF to the iCloud Photo iCloud? Apple iPads don't let you join employers websites job page via the button "send CV» CV The iPad will allow you only to attach a photo or take a photo. The iPad dosent give me the ability to attach a PDF file.

  Hello baumer,

  Could you please let me know what version of the browser you use.

  Please don't note that no file system accessible by the user on iPad, so nothing to go to access your CV.

  Thus, it would be preferable to use Dropbox using the application, rather than on the site.

  In addition, a customer had the same query and pointed out that the use of the iUploader app enabled him to upload a document to him, then to the desired site.

  You can also try the same way and see if that helps.

  Let me know.

  Kind regards

  Ana Maria

• How to transfer pictures from iPhoto photo app /icloud app

  my photos on an external hard drive in iPhoto app, when I switch to camera app, there is no way to sync my pictures with iTunes, what do I do now?

  I want to transfer pictures from iPhoto for photo app, I want to synchronize my phone with iTunes, I have 50 GB iCloud because I don't have enough space for the pictures on the mac pro book / that's the reason why I have external hard drive storage photos in iPhoto app / and finally, iPhoto app is not God to keep photos and synchronize with iTunes no more?

  And finally, iPhoto app is not God to keep photos and sync with iTunes, not more?

  You can use Photos to keep your library and you can use iTunes to sync the photos in your iPhoto library or a library of Photos on your iPhone.

  Only, you can not use iTunes to sync photos to your iPhone, if you use iCloud photo library on your iPhone.

  But what application now do you use on your Mac to store your library of photos - news pictures for Mac application or you use iPhoto?  It's not quite clear to me your question, because you MENTION both applications.

  iTunes can sync photos of two applications for your iPhone, as long as the iPhone is not synchronized with iCloud photo library.

• I deleted the pictures twice in iPhotos and iCloud. The photos have been removed from books I've done this year.

  I do a book every year for my mother.  I did five or six, and this year was the only time that I had no problem.  I had duplicate an image to use it a second time in the book.  The book is very good.  It is listed under projects and saved in pdf format. After that I bought a book (by means of projects) for each Member of the family, I settled remove all duplicates created in iPhoto and stored on the cloud.  I deleted all but one of each photo (in some cases, there was 8-12 duplicates!)    When I went back to work in the projects, the pictures were also removed it.  They are always correct in the PDF but I can't buy a book through this version.  I start two books and you're wondering how to avoid any duplicates with these books.  It wasn't the situation of last year.

  iPhoto stores nothing in the cloud, do you mean the new Photos.app?

  If so what the forum is here

  iPhoto for Mac.

• IPhoto & Photo

  Hello

  I noticed that my photos are uploaded in iPhoto and Photo, and I have a few questions about it.

  1. that would double the amount of space used each photo?

  2. If so, how to disable or iPhoto, or Photo photos go only on just one app?

  3. Furthermore, is it possible to stop the photos stored in iCloud, transfer to your computer?

  Thank you very much

  Rachel

  Hello. This article should help you to iCloud photo library - Apple Support

• Can I download Iphoto to Icloud?

  Please can I get some help! My iPhoto is currently on an external hard drive, that I ran out of storage on the Macbook and an employee of Currys suggested that I do this. If I buy a larger iCloud (I only have the 5 GB for free one right now), I am able to download thousands of photos/images and slideshows in iPhoto on there? The reason why I ask this question, the hard drive seems to be somewhat capricious and corrupt some images, and I'm worried it will stop working soon.

  Thank you

  iPhoto does not support iCloud photo library, you need Photos for Mac that allows you to keep your photo library in iCloud.

  To save your photos buy a backup disk to copy your iPhoto library here.

  If you do not have a backup of our photos now buy two new hard drives. A disk to store your library of photos and a drive for backup of our photo library.  It is not record not to have only one copy of your photos.

• Download iPhoto to iCloud: when it starts loading and synchronization

  I decided my iCloud 200 GB of storage on the rise so I could back up my iPhoto (65 GB) library on iCloud for safety and, secondarily, sharing to my other devices. I upgraded iCloud and then clicked on the preferences to save my iPhoto library to iCloud. Nothing has changed at the moment and I was wondering if I should do something else to get the download/synchronization began. Any advice on when it will start or if I should take further measures. Thank you very much for all the advice.

  Skip

  You should not need to do anything extra. Check if, by chance, the download is suspended. Photos > Preferences > iCloud > Pause button someday. If this is the case, you can resume at any time.

  The download takes a long time. With a large library, it could be a week or more. Even the initial preparation takes many hours.

  Give him time and leave your computer turned on and connected to the Internet during the night.