Restore the photos to iphoto on El Capitan

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• I need help to the new photo of my photos from iphoto on El Capitan. Any help would be appreciated.

  I need help to the new photo of my photos from iphoto on El Capitan. Any help would be appreciated.

  To migrate your iPhoto library to Photos for Mac, drag it in the Photos icon in the Dock.  Photos will read the iPhoto library and create a new library of pictures of him.

  Is your photo library in iPhoto on an external drive? The migration will work that if the external hard drive Mac OS extended (journaled) file system.  If the library is on a disk with a different file system, Ministry of the environment of the library of a correctly formatted disk.

• Update to new IOS - now all the photos from iphoto to my macBook suddenly are also on my iphone5S - how to delete photos on my phone without deleting on the macbook?

  Hello dear, I need your help.

  I did yesterday an update to new IOS - now all the photos from iphoto to my MacBook are suddenly also on my iphone5S - how to delete photos on my phone without deleting on the macbook?

  They are very old photo from my childhood so I definitley them do not need on my phone, but on my MacBook, I want to keep them.

  Thank you very much for your support.

  Check the settings on your iPhone.  Have you enabled iCloud photo library in the settings > iCloud > Photos on your iPhone?  Or "my photo stream?

  If you have iCloud library active on your and your iPhone photos sync iCloud and from there will to all your devices.

  If you do not want to synchronize on your iPhone photos, clear the iCloud photo library, but do not allow to delete photos from iCloud, or they will be removed the Mac as well.  With the removal of your iPhone, wait until all iCloud photo options have been disabled.

• The photos in iPhoto and the same pictures? Is it possible to remove/save the photos to iPhoto?

  The photos in iPhoto and the same pictures?  Is it possible to remove/save the photos to iPhoto?

  Yes, they are literally identical. That is to say, time iPhoto Library and photo library (link) to point to the same files on your drive.

  The two libraries does NOT duplicate these files. If you delete the iPhoto library you will find very little storage space.

  My suggestion would be to leave in place iPhoto library until you have the habit of Photos and know with absolute certainty that all migrated to Photos correctly. Even in this case, you can copy, save a copy on a disk external backup and only remove them from your main drive.

• someone please help me restore the photos deleted from my camera sony cybershot

  someone please help me restore the photos deleted from my camera sony cybershot downloading on computer. Are there any hidden folder in drive g as basket in pc from where deleted photos can be restored

  N ° when the photos are removed from the Flash of the camera, they are gone.

  If you have not done something since then with the camera, you can download the software on your computer that may be able to recover deleted photos, or you can send the somewhere flash memory card that can do it for you.

• You can restore the photos of the recently deleted items folder? I have an iCloud back for my iPad that I restored it that would have photos on them but then sync with my current iCloud files. Can I restore the last backup of iCloud?

  You can restore the photos of the recently deleted items folder? I have an iCloud back for my iPad that I restored it that would have photos on them but then sync with my current iCloud files. Can I restore the last backup of iCloud?

  The backup to iCloud for an iPad does not include items that are already in iCloud, your iCloud stream library and my photos are not included in the backup to iCloud.

• Where are the photos recently deleted in el Capitan

  Where are the photos recently deleted in el Capitan

  Open the Photos app and then go to the view menu and click on Albums, and then double-click recently deleted in the main window.

• If I switch to the photos in Iphoto

  Im running mac end 2012 with mavericks and want to upgrade to a new model of 27 "5 k. I know that all my photos will have to enter the new Photos app when I migrates from one to the other.

  Is someone can please tell me if the photos app is always keep all my events and albums in iphoto. IM assuming that the slide shows will not be imported.

  Also... do you do simply drag and drop photos into Photos like you do in iphoto?

  If you simply drag and drop automatically appear as a new album, and you have the opportunity to name this album everything you want.

  I did like iphoto and some of the horror stories I have heard about Photos is putting me off the upgrade.

  I also guess that you can't create a slideshow in the new app or transfer photos directly to flickr.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated

  When you open the first Photos on the new machine, it will attempt to automatically import the contents of the iPhoto library. I don't really know what it does not matter.

  If you have the latest version of iPhoto then before opening the pictures make a copy of your iPhoto.library file located in the folder/Home/images /. You can update iPhoto to the latest version and continue to use it in El Capitan. See the following topics:

  Terence Devlin

  April 14, 2015 14:21

  Re: Iphoto's gone? I want to go back!

  Go to the App Store and check out the shopping list. If iPhoto is there then it will be v9.6.1. If it's there, then drag your existing iPhoto application (not the library, just the app) to the trash. Install the application on the App Store.

  IPhoto is sometimes not visible on the shopping list. It may be hidden. See this article for more details on how to view it: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4928.

  A question often asked: Will I lose my Photos if I reinstall? iPhoto, the application and the iPhoto library are two different parts of the iPhoto program. So, reinstall the application should not affect the library. BUT you should always have a back up before doing this kind of work. Always.

• Linking the Photos to iPhoto library

  My library is on an external hard drive (150 + GB). I installed my MacBookAir from the Mavericks to El Capitan (I jumped from Yosemite).

  I don't want to use iCloud for storing photos.

  How directly the Photos to find my external hard disk iPhotos library?

  Once I connect the photo library, I want the library to stay on the external hard drive. Can I do a separate library of iPhotos library? That repeated the photos or information just cataloguing? In essence, I'm not ready to write off my iPhoto library entirely - I have an old computer that is still running iPhoto.

  A lot of people seem to be confused by the switch of iPhoto for pictures; I have not seen other questions / answers on the forum dealing with my problem though. Sorry if I'm repeating previously answered question.

  Thank you.

  1. Launch Photos with down option, click on another library and select it.

  2. it's automatic.

  3. the cataloguing information will be duplicated, but not photos. If you choose to reproduce photos, Option-do drag the photo library to a different location on the same disk in the Finder.

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• The use of iPhoto in El Capitan

  "If you open iPhoto or Aperture after you upgrade to Photos, you will be asked if you want to open your library here or in pictures.  Changes or changes that you make in iPhoto are not reflected in the Photos. "And any changes or modifications that make you in pictures will not be reflected in iPhoto.

  If two programs use the same library of images, I think that image changes would affect the image file and so appear regardless of what program that used to open it. What happens behind the scenes?

  I could see editing an image on Photos, but then by e-mail using iPhoto because it is so much easier.

  They use various libraries; Photos iPhoto one is important and creates links hard to media files when it is, but it does look like it later, unless indicated.

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• Rotation of the photos in iPhoto I could simply use the trackpad with 2 fingers turning motion.  In pictures, it seems that I have to use the Edit menu, etc etc?

  In iPhoto, I could simply use the trackpad with 2 fingers rotating motion to change photos quickly to stand.  In the Photos but it seems I have to use the Edit menu, etc. etc.?

  command + r or command + option + r, depending on the direction you want.

  Also, right-click on the image to the same command, hold the option for the choice

• Synchronize the Photos and iPhoto?

  Photos arrived it imported all my photos in iPhoto. I have not really used pictures so far and now I realize that my library in pictures is a duplicate of my iPhoto library, except that they are not synchronized. My iPhoto library is updated, every photo I want is removed. This is not the case with Photos. Is there a way I can synchronize the two apps so that the pictures is exactly the same as iPhoto is now? Now iPhoto and Photos together use more than 100 GB of space, when in reality I have about half of it in photographs.

  If I can't sync, deleting photos in one application will not delete not them on the other, correct? In other words, I can delete all photos of Photos without deleting my photos in iPhoto, right?

  I have pictures 1.0.1 and iPhoto 9.6.1

  Thank you

  When you open the Photos first, the migration of the iPhoto library and photos of 2 libraries are hard linked to where they do not place additional, even though both show a large amount of data. However, from there, they are treated separately with respect to the addition or deletion of photos.

  You cannot synchronize the 2 applications. They are distinct and have nothing to do with one or the other.

  So, you might want to simply select the one you want to use and go from there. I guess that iPhoto is gradually thereafter. Photos will be more integrated into the system as well as for tasks such as sharing in emails, adding photos to apps like mail and so on.

  Yes, you can remove some or all of the photos in one application and does not affect the other.

• What is the advantage of using the Photos to iPhoto or Aperture?

  They are all the same?

  Photos is much better at sharing between devices (iPhone, iPad, Mac) that what is iPhoto. It's really good to keep all your photos accessible on all your devices; It's great if you take lots of photos with an iPhone and you want to "automagically" appear on your Mac. You can also synchronize all your changes between everything instantly.

  Adaptability of the photos is on par with iPhoto. I would like to say, it is a good replacement for iPhoto, as in almost every sense is as good or better.

  The opening is a very different beast. Organizational abilities Aperture and image adjustment capabilities (with curves, adjustments, etc.) were far beyond what the pictures offers today. If you are a serious amateur or pro photographer and openness really effect of leverage, and Photos is a big step backward. But for 95% of users, it probably isn't.

• Try to get the Photos or iPhoto on an old early 2008 Macbook, help!

  I bought my wife an old macbook "early 2008" with 2 GB of ram and 500 GB hd, all she does is sometimes search the Internet, once a year mark documents for school and she stores her digital photos on the laptop, I want to give its basic photo software and want Photos or iPhoto, but can't seem to get to download ". all the advice was accepted with gratitude. OSX is 10.7.5, can not get more recent osx.

  Install iPhoto from the original computer diskettes, or buy a DVD of iLife 11 from a source like Amazon or eBay.

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• Live images taken with my iPhone 6s are not played in the Photos of my Mac (El Capitan) app. Can anyone help?

  I took a few live images using the camera on my iPhone 6. If the images are playing on the phone, they do not play on the iCloud or the Photos of my Mac app. Can anyone help?

  sreecharan93 wrote:

  ... they do not play on the iCloud...

  I don't know what that means.  Does this mean that you try to access photos from another device?

  sreecharan93 wrote:

  ... or on the Photos of my Mac app. ...

  They will play in the Photos if you import them directly from your iPhone (without using iCloud).

  If you do so, you will see this in the lower left corner of the photo in pictures:

  

  Click on the "Live" button to see the movement.