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• Transfer the Aperture/Photo library to new Mac: how to manage the referenced pictures

  Here's the scoop.  I was a long-time user of Aperture with half of my pictures handled as pictures referenced to an external drive.  Photos, as I understand it, also sees the photos as mentioned.

  I then acquired a new iMac and want to now all of my photos to reside on his hard drive and I'll give up on opening.

  So, if I transfer the Photos library file to the new computer, how can I get these files referenced on the new computer?

  Do you want the photos to be referenced or you want to group as managed in the Photos?

  If you want to keep the referenced pictures, use Aperture on your old mac to move files referenced in a folder on the new Mac, before opening the Aperture Photo library to convert it to a library of Photos.

  If you are satisfied with transforming the library to a library of the crib, you can use pictures after the migration the photo library to build the library.

  Pictures has the command "file > consolidate" to move the intone library pictures and make managed, it has few tools to fix the referenced files broken, but it can not move the referenced files. No matter what move you want to do, do it in Aperture, while your library is still an Aperture library.

  Opening 3.6.is still work under MacOS X 10.10.3.

• Transfer of the photo library to new Mac via iCloud

  I bought a new iMac to replace an old MacBook Pro.  Rather than a Migration Assistant, I opted to do a fresh install of things since the MBP had years and years of junk on it.  In any case, of the MBP, I downloaded the very large library of Photos to iCloud (which eventually took more than two weeks).

  On the new iMac, in pictures, I checked 'use iCloud' and ' download origiovals full resolution for this Mac. "   Now I see in the preferences in pictures (on the iMac), it now says "DOWNLOAD files 13 500 to iCloud.

  I'm confused by the present, since there is no native picture on the iMac, then what, exactly, he's trying to do? All photos should not be a descendant of the cloud, does not extend to it?

  Furthermore, if I deleted the file PhotosLibrary on the iMac and copied the file PhotosLibrary of my old MBP and continue to synchronize with iCloud, the process would be quite smart to know tha all these pictures are already in iCloud and don't have reuploaded (or may have duplicates of everything)?

  Life was so much simpler before decide me to (try to) link to the photos between my Mac, iPhone and iPad via iCloud.  Come on, Apple. "What happened to"it works"

  Furthermore, if I deleted the file PhotosLibrary on the iMac and copied the file PhotosLibrary of my old MBP and continue to synchronize with iCloud, the process would be quite smart to know tha all these pictures are already in iCloud and don't have reuploaded (or may have duplicates of everything)?

  Whenever you open a library to use with iCloud photo library, the Mac will download and compare all the pictures with iCloud.  He will try to avoid duplicates and probably succeed.

  If you have already invested a lot of work in your library on the MBP, if you have created projects - book, calendars, appointed the faces, it would be better to copy the library. The names of faces will not iCloud, also download your books and calendars will be missing.

  See: use Photos and photo library on several Macs - Apple Support iCloud

  But if you don't need to save the labels of faces and projects, it should be faster to download the photos to iCloud.

• iCloud photo library with new imac

  Hello

  I have about 30,000 photos in my iCloud library. I had to buy a new iMac earlier. I opened the Photo and it comes up with the right number of photos, a few pictures are loaded, others are white squares with the little cloud symbol in there.

  It seems that the program does not download anything. ICloud preferences are configured to download the originals. However, at the bottom of all the photos he says still 30495 photos download... When I open some pictures it start downloading it, then the total number changes, but I'm not anxious to open images, was waiting for them to download.

  It is still an action following the program to start download them all on my new iMac?

  Thank you!

  If you check the download for the Mac originals, photos full size will start downloading. Be aware that 30 000 pictures full size will take awhile to download.

  I don't know that's what you have set, but let a few hours before checking it in.

  

• ICloud photo library - double images and memory iPhone 5 c problem

  Hello

  After months of deliberation, I decided to convert my Aperture on Mac in photo library and link the family three iPads and my iPhone to iCloud photos. I made sure all software updates have been installed on all devices, including the Mac. After 22 days of continuous download, I have now all the pictures in the clouds!

  However I have 2 problems. My 30 k + original images expanded to 40 k + with thousands of duplicates and my iPhone 5 c memory (8 GB - what a mistake!) is now full and I cannot take photos more or update applications on it. I guess that duplicates are albums on iPads.

  Before I converted, I checked and the documentation stated that the Photos would be recognition of duplicates and not replicate in the cloud. I also checked the box to optimize the images on my iPad and iPhone not realizing that even with the optimization of the paltry memory on the 5 c would be totally inadequate - the iPad is very good.

  Now I have more documented and install PhotoSweeper on the Mac seems a possible solution to the problem in double - the alternative is to go through each image!

  Re the problem of the iPhone, the only solution I see is to stop the iCloud photo library on the phone and then remove the images on the phone. Who will free the memory, and I will then be able to take pictures I have to take pictures by other means. It's not ideal for a functioning flawlessly, but when my contract is up this summer the next phone will be a greater amount of memory and hope it will be seamless!

  Any advice please before going further?

  Photo Sweeper is a good package and works well and is course - so are duplicate Annihilator for Photos and PowerPhotos

  You could try turning off ICPL on the small phone, cleaning of duplicates and leaving all s = complete uploads and downloads and stabilize and they new the on with photos on the iPhone - optimized it can handle then - worth a try

  LN

• Photo library no longer sync to iCloud

  On a whim, I decided to check to see if my photos on my MacBook Pro (in OS X version 10.11.3) have increased on the library in my iCloud account and found out that the were not the pictures. It seems that other than 2 pictures (of many) on 24 December, nothing has been transferred to iCloud for my Mac since October 9. Photos taken with my iPhone 5 s appear in the iCloud library, so this seems to be just a problem with the Mac. I also see that the changes I made on the Mac for iPhone photos are not sync iCloud or my library on my iPhone. I signed up for storage iCloud around August or September 2015, while I could use as a backup of my photos and have them sync between devices. In System Preferences/iCloud/Photos, I remember selection iCloud photo library, but not my stream of photos or iCloud, photo sharing. However, when I look at these options today, iCloud that library is not checked and My Photo Stream and iCloud, sharing of photos are checked. I thought I could change it right back, but when I check the option library iCloud now, it shows that I don't have enough space on the cloud. I plan to store 200 GB and only 56 GB left, because the majority of my photos (144 GB) is already there. How can I get new photos and retouching to iCloud and ensure that it continues to work as it should? Of course, I don't have photos that are already in place in iCloud to redownload. Which took several days to get them right the first time! Thank you very much for your help!

  I suspect that it is a temporary problem until you get you Mac fully synchronized with the cloud again. You should not, but I guess that if you have subscribed to the plan of 1 TB for a month, the problem may resolve itself and you might return to the 200 GB plan. If you went down this path I'd be inclined to contact Apple first to see if you can not re-credited for your temporary subscription.

  The other alternative would be to stop iCloud photo library on your phone, manually transfer the missing photos on your Mac, delete all the photos in the cloud and then turn it back on in iCloud photo library on the Mac. I'm not sure I want to try it myself.

• How can I download my photo library of icloud to my iphone?

  I recently changed my icloud account, and all my photos were deleted from my iphone since then...

  I went back to my old icloud account where all the photos are stored in an attempt to upload them to my device. all the photos are indeed still on my old icloud account but I can't seem to download them on my device.

  Please can someone explain how can I download my photo library of the icloud to my iphone account more than 6 s?

  Thank you!

  HILA

  Turn on iCloud photo library on the phone. (settings > photos & camera)

• How can I redo the process of uploading photos to iCloud photo library for iPhone?

  I had a lot of trouble to download the originals to iCloud photo library to my phone. It works fine on my Mac. So, I'll just do the download process again. Should I disable iCloud photo library on iPhone, remove all the photos from my camera and then turn it back on so it redownloads all icloud photo library to iPhone? I don't want to accidentally delete photos of iCloud library because it's my backup location. I also have original on Mac as well. Thank you very much for the help.

  Turn off iCloud photo library is perhaps the way to go. But first please tell us a little more on the problems that you encounter.

• Apple TV, you see only not my new photo library

  I have Apple TV and 2 Macs that use home sharing to display pictures of selected iPhoto library.  It has worked well for years, through several generations of ATV (including this, the latest).  Today, on a Mac, I've converted a library of photos from iPhoto in Photos.  In fact, I have 2 libraries - one of which is a 'starter' library created last week, put up with all my keywords and the structures of startup (to clone for new photo projects) records - he has 11 photos.  The second Photo library (which is the most recently accessed Library / edition) has 900 + photos, created today.

  I am running the latest version of iTunes, under El captain.

  When I get home sharing in iTunes...

  

  .. .to select photos to share, the default value presented is for 'Photos' (Yes, I don't know iPhoto its more long!) - BUT it's the 11-photo 'starter' library, like this:

  

  When I use the drop down menu to choose a different folder (the library populated), I choose the file, but it shows 0 photos, like this:

  

  What should I do to get the iTunes to recognize my populated library?  (I quit and restarted iTunes - I also stop and restart the Mac.)

  I'm tempted to remove the Starter 11-photo Library, so that there is only a single library on the Mac... but I hate the idea that is the solution for iTunes and the Photos app talk to each other.  With iPhotos, I had literally dozens of libraries and constantly under tension between them.  I wouldn't think that the ability is lost with Photos.

  Thank you!

  Ah, ha - think I found the answer.  In the preferences of Photos, there is a "button to specify a particular library as the library of the"System. "  My Library recently populated did not have this set:

  

  I set its State to "on":

  

  and iTunes now sees this library instead of the ' starter when sharing with "Photos".

  The option "Chose the folder" doesn't seem to do anything useful, so it seems that it is the new way to do this when the Photos app is used for photos of the ATV.

• Missing originals after copying photos for a new mac external HARD disk library. How to fix this?

  Move the library of photos hosted on an external HARD during a new mac disc.

  I can open the app and import new pictures, but I can't change any of my previous photos because he complains that the original is not found. The "Use as system library" button is gray which implies that the current library of photos on the new mac is defined as the system library.

  I still have access to the external HARD drive that I imported a couple hundred new photos for the new mac.

  How can I fix?

  How did you set up your library.  You use a library "referenced"?

  

  If Yes, then you have lost the links with the original files.

  You have the iCloud library enabled in the preferences of the iCloud photo Panel?

  

• Get my photo library to update on my phone and computer without itunes

  I'm trying to find the best way to have a photo library tidy on my computer and on my iPhone without using iCloud photo library. Because I expect to have more images over time, the ideal solution would allow me to have a selection of the best pictures on my phone.

  I understand that I must sort, delete, and edit my photos on my iPhone just before I import it onto my mac, other than on my iPhone, am I right?

  I think I have to do is:

  (1) import pictures on my mac using photos and check the box "Delete imported photos.

  (2) synch that some of them back to the iPhone via itunes (for example the ' Favourited' ones)

  It seems weird I have to delete all of my iPhone first, before putting (some of) their return. What is the solution?

  But what will happen if I delete them import? I have duplicates: iPhone original ones + the 'synched via itunes ones?

  Furthermore, if sometimes I think about my iPhone before importing a few photos from the iPhone to the mac, will be those imported in the last/not yet photos deleted?

  Thank you very much for your help,

  Joss

  Photos the photos you take with your iPhone are in the camera roll album. You can edit, share, etc.

  Photos that sync you it to your iPhone using iTunes are required separately. You can't change unless you save a copy of the film.  And you cannot import photos iTunes sync for mac easily. In addition, it is not possible delete photos synced directly on the iPhone. You can delete the sync again and omitting the photos that you don't want on the iPhone.

  How you manage photos on your iPhone better will depend on the amount of free storage on the iPhone. If you don't have any storage space and not to edit photos on the iPhone and just want to discover your Favorites, import pictures on your mac, check, if the import went well, then delete them iPhone and sync with iTunes.

  If the storage on your iPhone is not a problem, remove photos from the iPhone every time you need to free the storage after their recording on the Mac.

  (1) import pictures on my mac using photos and check the box "Delete imported photos.

  The "delete after Import" is risky. Avoid it. The problem is that if Photos crashes when importing for some reason, your photos may be lost. They will have been deleted from the iPhone, but does not appear in your photo library. Or if some of the pictures has not transferred properly, you can't repeat the import. I would wait until you have checked the imported photos and made the first backup of your library, before deleting the pictures imported from the iPhone or the card.

• I can't activate my library of music to icloud. I got a new phone and it won't let me turn the music I had in my previous phone

  I just got a new phone and can not activate my icloud music library. I get a message saying that I can't turn on my music. What can I do?

  Welcome Vikyr,

  I know how it is important to get your iCloud music library running. I'll be more than happy to help you resolve it.

  Start with the basics. Please go to settings > iCloud on your iPhone and log on to iCloud. Once done, reboot the iPhone using this article: restart your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch - Apple Support

  Once finished, go ahead and sign in iCloud and try to activate iCloud music library again.

  See you soon

• New photo library

  I moved my photo library on an external drive to free up space on my macbook. I want to 'park' of this library and are not going to use regularly. Trying to set up a new library on my mac, Photos wants to demolish all of my photos from iCloud, kind of fighter, he opposed

  I want to create a new library on the mac that attracts only to the bottom of the photos from my iPhone, etc. which have been taken from now, not the most historic. Is it possible and if yes, can someone advise how can I configure things?

  If you hold down the Option key while launching photos, then you will see select Library dialog. On the bottom, you will see a button create new . It allows to do a new library. In the preferences of Photos, you will need to change the default library to the new.

• How to recharge my hard drive with photos that are stored in iCloud.  After installing a new hard drive, there's no pictures found in the Photos, and I get this error "cannot find system Photo library named"Library.photoslibrary Photos".

  How to recharge my hard drive with photos that are stored in iCloud?  After installing a new hard drive, there's no pictures found in the Photos, and I get this error, "could not find the picture of system library named"Library.photoslibrary Photos".

  Soon as your App Photos or iPhoto lost track of your photo library, or there has not been migrated from your old drive. You can create an empty library and probably enable iCloud photo library for photos to upload to the cloud.

  Designate a library in pictures - Apple Support System

  

• To a new Mac to iCloud photo library

  I bought a new Mac and you want to migrate my iCloud photo library to the new machine. Currently, I have all my photos stored on my old mac and plan to move the library of photos of the new machine.

  I have 650 GB of photos, so I don't want you must synchronize all the photos again to iCloud. Is there a safe way to migrate my photos for the new iMac?

  The best way is to connect the systems or use a DHM in mac OS extended (journaled) format and drag the photo library intact as a single entity of the original system in the new system images folder and then launch the Photos on the new system

  The new Mac will say it's download to ICPL but it I actually just make sure everything is in sync - it takes time, but less than a download

  LN