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• Not all pictures sync on my new iPad Pro. Nothing before 2012.

  My new iPad Pro to my iMac for the first time that not all photos on Photo syncing synchronize. It seems that the older photos that do not come across.

  Hey Carolinehastilow,

  I see that you are having some problems with the timing of the photo and would like some suggestions of troubleshooting for this issue. The first thing that comes to mind would be to try to reset your photo sync from iTunes by following the steps in this article:

  Turn off sync iTunes

  If you want more pictures synced to your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch, turn off sync in iTunes and they will be removed from your device. You can disable synchronization for some of your photo albums or all of them at once.

  Stop synchronization of all photos

  1. Open iTunes on your computer and connect your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch.
  2. Click the device icon in iTunes.
  3. Click on the Photos.
  4. Uncheck 'Synchronize Photos' and then click 'remove all '.
  5. Click on apply.

  Learn how remove photos and videos synced from iTunes when you can not access the originals.

  Keep your photos safely stored and updated on all your devices - Apple Support

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT201313

  Be vigilant and thank you for visiting the communities of Apple Support.

• Suddenly cannot sync albums of additional Photos from Mac to iPhone!

  Hi and thanks for reading!

  I use OS X 10.11.6 El Capitan on Macbook Pro with iTunes version 12.5.1 and just upgraded to iOS on iPhone 10.0.2 SE. There are 40 GB of storage available on the iPhone.

  All my photos are stored on my Mac and I always synchronize the albums selected using iTunes. Until today, I had nine albums (about 2000 pictures) synced to my phone. Just upgraded yesterday to iOS 10 and... cannot sync any additional album for my iPhone!   Do not help disable iTunes, Photos or even the iPhone and sync again. New pics added today to the former synchronized albums synchronizes all right.

  Is there a trick?  Or a problem of incompatibility between iOS 10 and iTunes 12.5.1?

  See you soon!

  LAO Bo

  Why you can not synchronize? What exactly happens? This error message you get?

  LN

• Suddenly cannot sync additional photo albums more Mac to iPhone

  Hi and thanks for reading!

  I use OS X 10.11.6 El Capitan on Macbook Pro with iTunes version 12.5.1 and just upgraded to iOS on iPhone 10.0.2 SE. There are 40 GB of storage available on the iPhone.

  All my photos are stored on my Mac and I always synchronize the albums selected using iTunes. Until today, I had nine albums (about 2000 pictures) synced to my phone. Just upgraded yesterday to iOS 10 and... cannot sync any additional album for my iPhone!   Do not help disable iTunes, Photos or even the iPhone and sync again. New pics added today to the former synchronized albums synchronizes all right.

  Is there a trick?  Or a problem of incompatibility between iOS 10 and iTunes 12.5.1?

  See you soon!

  LAO Bo

  Good news!  Problem solved!

  First of all, I noticed that on my iPhone, WeChat (a good Chinese software equivalent to Facebook x WhatsAp) saw my fine albums, while the pictures couldn't!

  So weird, that I was convinced to try once more to bring my old file Photos Cache in my photo library, even if a new cache file is supposed to be created whenever iTunes syncs photos.

  For some reason, the last time I tried it did not work, but this time he did: my old cache file was now in my photo library!  I don't know what I did differently.  In any case, I sync my photos once more with iTune then open the pictures on my iPhone, half hoping to find my old nine albums back... and here they were!  Even my two additional albums were there, with all the photos inside!

  Problem solved, even though I still don't know what it was. Looking at other positions in the community in respect of 'Synchronization of Photos with iOS10', it seems that iOS10 there a problem that requires a sort of library discount at zero.  Thank you Leonie bear with me and try to reproduce the problem on your computer!  Information guide me to the solution. And I'm very happy that I can wait a few months before moving to the Sierra...

  LAO Bo

• photostream not sync properly on mac

  Here's the problem: photos recently taken does not sync on my mac, iPhoto or Photos.

  It started there, for no apparent reason about 2 months. Things were fine until here.

  Here are some details:

  • OS = 10.11.5
  • iPhoto = 9.6.1
  • Pictures = 1.5
  • I don't use the iCloud photo library and have never
  • in iPhoto-> Preferences-> iCloud, I have controls for my photos, the auto import workflow and photo sharing
  • Sometimes, when I open iPhoto this is mysteriously unchecked. A reverification them does not seem to do anything.
  • in the system preferences-> iCloud, I made the same configuration in the section option from the photo section - iCloud checks, sharing photos and my photo stream
  • I tried to uncheck and recheck all these nothing helps.
  • This problem only started when I started using OS X El Capitan, which was in March this year.
  • Uploaded photos / synchronize normally until June. In iPhoto, they stopped at the end of may (no June or July 2016 album Photo Stream was created. Pictures, sync seems to have stopped in the middle of June)
  • I open the activity monitor and killed officer of Photos, Photos of iCloud, etc as many times.

  any ideas or info more who could help solve this problem?

  response-to-self: make sure that your phone is connected to wifi when you open iPhoto or Photos.

  me: oh it wasn't

  response-to-self: your da

• How to quickly get 100 + photos from iPhone in pictures on iMac with the download speed very low broadband?

  Hi all

  I have an iPhone 6 Plus running iOS 9.3.1 and a retina iMac running OSX El Capitan 10.1.4.  I use iCloud photo library and I like the idea of having all the pictures synced across all devices.  This works well for one or two odd photos I take here and there.

  I have just been on vacation and taken 100 + photos with my iPhone and want to create an album of photo printed on my iMac, but the problem I am facing is that it takes so long to get the pictures on pictures on my iMac.

  My download speed high speed is very low - on 0.3Mbit / s, so the photos are always download to iCloud from my iPhone now, and I guess it will be another day or two to complete.

  Is it possible to get the photos from my iPhone to the iMac more quickly without creating duplicates or spoil my library?

  It's so frustrating to have to wait 5 days after her return from vacation before you can start making a photo album.

  Thanks for any help,

  Kind regards

  Ben

  You can connect the phone with USB and import or use iTunes sync or Capture of Image - this can cause a problem with duplicates

  And of course, you can stop by a store StarBucks, Apple (or other WiFi hotspot with good service) and complete quickly

  LN

• photos synced from itunes will be deleted

  This has probably been discussed ad nauseum, but here again once.

  I'm trying to consolidate all of my wifes photos and download them on icloud with icloud photo library

  his pictures are on

  1 Windows PC running Windows 10

  2 iPhone 5

  3. goofy old iPad 2

  2 and 3. software update are wise.

  I previously did essentially the same thing on my iphone/Macbook with no problems, but this time we want to just spend all her photos to icloud and just would have future pictures synced to the iphone and ipad.

  Of course, when I activate icloud photo library on the ipad, we get that notorious "Photos synced from itunes will be deleted. any idea of how best to proceed with this? Of course, I like to keep the photos that it says will be removed, but im scratching my head as to what measures come ensuites. I do not want to use Windows as an intermediate storage area, (although I will if I have to) but I am a bit confused about the sequence of steps to allow the pictures marked for death to be saved, then re-uploaded.

  I know that this issue has been hashed several times before, but I have problems to synthesize all the proposed solutions, I found there and decide on one to use.

  Thank you people!

  Steve

  If you have photos that have been synced from iTunes, then not have you pictures on the computer running iTunes for them to be synchronized in the first place.

• Photos on Iphone

  I have several thousand photos on my Iphone that were transferred from my MacPro - I assume that through ICloud.

  These photos were not created on the Iphone and I can't delete them. I choose photos but the ins bin trash is NOT active, so I can't delete them. How can I get rid of the pictures on the Iphone but leave them on my MacPro?

  Is it possible you their synchronized since the MacBook using iTunes? If so, see the following to keep your photos safely stored and updated on all your devices - Apple Support

  If you want more pictures synced to your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch, turn off sync in iTunes and they will be removed from your device. You can disable synchronization for some of your photo albums or all of them at once.

  Stop the synchronization of some albums

  1. Open iTunes on your computer and connect your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch.
  2. Click the device icon in iTunes.
  3. Click on the Photos.
  4. Choose "Selected Albums" and deselect the albums or collections you want to stop synchronizing.
  5. Click on apply.

  Stop synchronization of all photos

  1. Open iTunes on your computer and connect your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch.
  2. Click the device icon in iTunes.
  3. Click on the Photos.
  4. Uncheck 'Synchronize Photos' and then click 'remove all '.
  5. Click on apply.

  Learn how remove photos and videos synced from iTunes when you can not access the originals.

• iPhone does not synchronize photos correctly

  Hello

  I use iPhone 6 and are having problems since iOS 9.3 update.

  I don't want to have pictures in iCloud or want to synchronize the photos app. I have a folder on my mac book: there are several subfolder and each holds a couple of photos and images.
  It worked well, but since iOS 9.3 files synchronizes any more. IPhone sync problems - I can't delete photos on the iPhone.
  I tried to solve this problem by creating a new empty a folder - but if I try to sync iTunes starts the synchronization process and fails with the message: iPhone could not be found, but the iPhone is still connected and hit anything the iPhone. Synchronization of an empty folder will not change the photos on my iPhone, or any change in iTunes will delete the photos on the iPhone.

  The last time, I reset my iPhone. I had a backup restore, and after I could synchronize photos from the new record.
  Now, I made an iPhone update iOS 9.3.3 and the same thing happens again...

  It's not funny, it's terrible... and no, I'm not impressed by apple. I want the Apple of comfort back, represented in the...

  Hello Steffen_R y..

  Thanks for stopping by the communities Support from Apple! What you describe, it seems you want to have your photos synced via iCloud. In addition, you do not want to delete some photos from your iPhone by syncing in iTunes 6. I know that I would be able to manage my photos on my own terms, and I will be happy to provide you with some resources.

  To start, we will make sure all your photos are imported safely to your computer, so you may lose important memories. The following article will guide you in this process:

  Import photos and videos from your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch

  Once we know your photos are safe, we can begin the process of disabling the feature photos in iCloud on your devices and setting up of your devices to sync manually content via iTunes. Let's start by disable synchronization of photos via iCloud. This article includes steps on how to turn off iCloud photo library and how to remove photos from iCloud:

  Get help with your iCloud photo library

  This section specifically:

  How can I remove iCloud all the contents of the library of photos to iCloud and my devices?

  To turn off your iCloud photo library, follow these steps:

  • On your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch, go to settings > iCloud > storage > storage management > iCloud photo library, and then select Disable and remove.
  • On your Mac, go to Apple menu > System Preferences > iCloud. Click on manage, select Photo library, and then select Disable and remove.

  Photos and videos will be stored in your account for 30 days. To download your photos and your videos on your iOS device, go to settings > iCloud > Photos and select Download and keep the originals. On your Mac, open the photo, choose Photos > Preferences, and select to download the originals of this Mac. You can also select the photos and videos you want tΘlΘcharger iCloud.com.

  You can also turn off the flow of My photos and iCloud, photo sharing feature. This can be done by the same way as above.

  Once that features photo iCloud is disabled on both your devices, we can turn our attention to iTunes. First of all, let us make sure that the Auto-Sync feature is disabled. Without your connect your iPhone, launch iTunes. From there, click on in the upper left corner near the Apple iTunes logo. Then click on Preferences > devices and make sure that there is a check mark next to 'prevent iPods, iPhones and iPads of automatic synchronization.

  Now that automatic synchronization is disabled, we will be able to connect to your iPhone and then work to remove all pictures from your camera. This resource provides steps on how to manually synchronize the photos on your iPhone, as well as how to remove all or part of your photos:

  Keep your photos safely stored and updated on all your devices

  I want to emphasize this section for your specific:

  Turn off sync iTunes

  If you want more pictures synced to your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch, turn off sync in iTunes and they will be removed from your device. You can disable synchronization for some of your photo albums or all of them at once.

  Stop the synchronization of some albums

  1. Open iTunes on your computer and connect your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch.
  2. Click the device icon in iTunes.
  3. Click on the Photos.
  4. Choose "Selected Albums" and deselect the albums or collections you want to stop synchronizing.
  5. Click on apply.

  Stop synchronization of all photos

  1. Open iTunes on your computer and connect your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch.
  2. Click the device icon in iTunes.
  3. Click on the Photos.
  4. Uncheck 'Synchronize Photos' and then click 'remove all '.
  5. Click on apply.

  Learn how remove photos and videos synced from iTunes when you can not access the originals.

  Take care!

• iCloud duplicates

  Hello

  This is a fundamental question, but humor to please me.

  I currently have iCloud library enabled on my iPhoneSE and it syncs well... Well, iCloud. My iPhone itself fills up quite quickly, however, and I would like to erase the space by removing pictures from the phone, but leave them on my Mac.

  Can I sync via a cable to my Mac and then once remove the photos from my iPhone? Or removing them from the phone (and so icloud) mean that they will be completely deleted (and lost)?

  Help, please!

  Hello.

  Turn off sync iTunes

  If you want more pictures synced to your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch, turn off sync in iTunes and they will be removed from your device. You can disable synchronization for some of your photo albums or all of them at once.

  Stop the synchronization of some albums

  1. Open iTunes on your computer and connect your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch.
  2. Click the device icon in iTunes.
  3. Click on the Photos.
  4. Choose "Selected Albums" and deselect the albums or collections you want to stop synchronizing.
  5. Click on apply.

  Stop synchronization of all photos

  1. Open iTunes on your computer and connect your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch.
  2. Click the device icon in iTunes.
  3. Click on the Photos.
  4. Uncheck 'Synchronize Photos' and then click 'remove all '.
  5. Click on apply.

  See more information here keep your photos safely stored and updated on all your devices - Apple Support

• How to remove photos from the iphone

  How can I delete a photo album previously synced from my pc to my iphone because I do not see the option delete in these photos?

  You synchronize with iTunes again, but with different selections/settings. See the instructions below to keep your photos safely stored and updated on all your devices - Apple Support

  If you want more pictures synced to your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch, turn off sync in iTunes and they will be removed from your device. You can disable synchronization for some of your photo albums or all of them at once.

  Stop the synchronization of some albums

  1. Open iTunes on your computer and connect your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch.
  2. Click the device icon in iTunes.
  3. Click on the Photos.
  4. Choose "Selected Albums" and deselect the albums or collections you want to stop synchronizing.
  5. Click on apply.

  Stop synchronization of all photos

  1. Open iTunes on your computer and connect your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch.
  2. Click the device icon in iTunes.
  3. Click on the Photos.
  4. Uncheck 'Synchronize Photos' and then click 'remove all '.
  5. Click on apply.

  Learn how remove photos and videos synced from iTunes when you can not access the originals.

• Includes photos an iTunes backup?

  Hello!

  I've recently updated my iPhone to iOS 9.3 and it entered into recovery mode. Now, I have to restore my iPhone. But I don't want to lose my pictures. I made a backup via iTunes a few months ago.

  I want to know if the iTunes backup includes a backup of Photos.

  If I restore and install the backup from iTunes, I will answer my photos?

  If they film photos that should be included and be restored back (assuming that they were on the phone during the last backup), pictures synced to the phone via iTunes on the computer will not be included.

• UNSYNC my photos

  I had photos on my mac that I moved to a folder on my desktop. Later, I tried to transfer these photos on my iPad in this folder. When they went on my iPad, they became unchangeable and I'm unable to remove the image. How can I remove my iPad images without removing them from the computer? I tried to follow the instructions provided by Apple themselves, but they do not work.

  If synchronize you a folder with photos to the iPad, you can remove only the iPad by synchronization once again, with this not selected folder.

  See this help page: keep your photos safely stored and updated on all your devices - Apple Support

  Scroll down to the paragraph:

  Turn off sync iTunes

  If you want more pictures synced to your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch, turn off sync in iTunes and they will be removed from your device. You can disable synchronization for some of your photo albums or all of them at once.

  Stop the synchronization of some albums

  1. Open iTunes on your computer and connect your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch.
  2. Click the device icon in iTunes.
  3. Click on the Photos.
  4. Choose "Selected Albums" and deselect the albums or collections you want to stop synchronizing.
  5. Click on apply.

  Stop synchronization of all photos

  1. Open iTunes on your computer and connect your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch.
  2. Click the device icon in iTunes.
  3. Click on the Photos.
  4. Uncheck 'Synchronize Photos' and then click 'remove all '.
  5. Click on apply.

  Learn how remove photos and videos synced from iTunes when you can not access the originals.

• still can't remove iPad air photos

  iPad Air, iOS 9.3.2.

  I googled everywhere, and none of the 'solutions' work. In an album titled 'Last import' are a whole bunch of old photos, I don't want to see, and are probably in full resolution, that seem to occupy a whole bunch of MBs to storage - more than half, looks like.

  Nothing I try to do allows me to get rid of these photos. When I select their view of the Album, there is no icon of the wastebasket. I can't "sent them into a new folder." Up in the square icon arrow leads to functions that go nowhere, no records. And if indeed the photos came from my iTunes on the Macbook Pro application that I sync my iPad Air to, I may not know where they would hide delete them. These photos are certainly nowhere on this Macbook Pro as far as I can tell.

  I'd appreciate any help and very detailed descriptions of all the solutions - thank you very much in advance!

  IF these photos are from an iTunes synchronization, create an empty folder on your desktop and name it as you want. Connect the iPad to your computer, launch iTunes and select your iPad in the peripheral icon at the top. Click on the Photos tab in iTunes. In the menu dropdown copier copy photos of the option, select the empty folder that you created on the desktop. Click on apply in the lower right of iTunes. This synchronization iniate and must remove all the pictures synced to the iPad.

• How to delete a Photo Album that came from my Mac to my iPhone. I want to remove it from the phone.

  How to delete a Photo Album that came from my Mac to my iPhone. I want to remove it from the phone. I do not use the cloud. Just sync with USB.

  You must synchronize with iTunes again but to change the settings on the Photos to iTunes page for doesn't understand is not the album (s) that you do not want on the phone. See the information below to keep your photos safely stored and updated on all your devices - Apple Support

  If you want more pictures synced to your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch, turn off sync in iTunes and they will be removed from your device. You can disable synchronization for some of your photo albums or all of them at once.

  Stop the synchronization of some albums

  1. Open iTunes on your computer and connect your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch.
  2. Click the device icon in iTunes.
  3. Click on the Photos.
  4. Choose "Selected Albums" and deselect the albums or collections you want to stop synchronizing.
  5. Click on apply.

  Stop synchronization of all photos

  1. Open iTunes on your computer and connect your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch.
  2. Click the device icon in iTunes.
  3. Click on the Photos.
  4. Uncheck 'Synchronize Photos' and then click 'remove all '.
  5. Click on apply.

  Learn how remove photos and videos synced from iTunes when you can not access the originals.