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• How can I transfer my iPhoto library to lightroom on an external hard drive?

  How can I transfer my iPhoto to Lightroom on a hard drive external library?

  Go to Photoshop Lightroom

• Transfer an iPhoto book to Photos

  Just found out that you can not do a book in iPhoto more - but I'm doing good now (a lot of work!).

  So my question is: How can I transfer Photos to iPhoto book to finish the job?

  You can open the iPhoto photo library. It will create a library of Photos transferred.

  But your book may not be migrated in the form of an album, see this support page:

  How Photos handles content and metadata for iPhoto and Aperture - Apple Support

  A few photos and calendars, books with themes Photos is longer supported, migrate to Albums.

  You probably have to re-create the photo book.

  Or alternatively, finish the book in iPhoto and export it as a PDF file, then printed it by a different service.

  Photo Presto can print PDFs of books created in IPhoto, a printing service as possible.

  You can also use the Preview on your new Mac app to split PDF pages of your book in iPhoto in separate JPEGs, one for each page of the book. Then add these JPEG files as photos full-size in an empty Photo book with Photos for Mac and the printed by Apple.

  for a better recreate the photo for Mac Book, from the lPhoto library migration.

• How to transfer the iPhoto album to another mac and keep all written information

  How to transfer an album in iPhoto to a mac book pro to another mac and keep all information added name. I tried the air drop and a flash drive. Passage of the pictures is no problem, but the name added info does not always transfer. The original img # transfers instead. iPhoto version 9.5.1

  Albums of guard that you must transfer the entire library - they do not exist in separate form the library - you can export the photos including the desired metadata and import it into another Mac

  LN

• transfer to iPhoto to iMovie drops photo title

  When I import photos from iPhoto to iMovie, I lose the titles of the photos. I'm doing something wrong, and is there a way to retain the title of the photo?

  Thank you

  Titles added in iPhoto are not on when the photo is exported out of iPhoto.  They are only used internally in iPhoto.  Try to name a photo in iPhoto and drag it to your desktop and you will see the added title iPhoto's wrong with her, but rather the original title has added in the finder or by unit photo remains.  In iMovie, you can select the photo and go to file/reveal in Finder and it will take you to the photo in the finder, showing its original title or title that you have added in the finder but not added in iPhoto.

  Thus, you do not have something wrong and I don't know anyway to retain the title of another picture than what I said above.

  -Rich

• Migration access to my Time Machine files but does not transfer to iphoto library and is

  I used the migration to set up my new 2011 macbook pro. Looks like everything transferred except iphoto library and it is. I use iphoto all the time. I need this program. I want to use my new macbook 2011 as my only computer. That's happened? How can I get my iphoto on the new computer?

  What pictures and its library? They are thus not transferred?

  Update to iPhoto to Photos for OS X - Apple support

• Why the photos from my iPhone 6 fuzzy when I transfer to iPhoto

  I'm uploading photos from my phone to the Photos on my Mac.  Why they are blurred and the quality is poor. Should also

  We cannot see if you must provide details and context - what operating system are you using (you say OS X 10.8.2 but also Photos of State, which is not possible)

  Exactly how you download?

  What are the dimensions in pixels of the blurry photos

  LN

• Cannot transfer iPhoto on external hard drive

  Everybody, I'm moving my iPhoto and iTunes library to an external GDrive of TB G-Tech 1 DHM using Firewire 800.  I transferred my long ago iTunes library and it did not help my iMac all go faster.  I am wanting to transfer my iPhoto library to free more space and then reset my iMac.

  I read most of the posts on how it is easy to do and how to do it, but ran a common problem.  All positions say close iPhoto and access the viewfinder screen and locate the pictures folder, and then in the iPhoto in the pictures folder library.  IT IS THE PROBLEM.  The only thing that appears in the favorite folders are: all my files, iCloud Drive, desktop, Applications and Documents and then in the peripheral topic is my DHM.  There is nothing else appear.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Ken

  All positions say close iPhoto and access the viewfinder screen and locate the pictures folder, and then in the iPhoto in the pictures folder library

  OK, but this isn't what you are doing...

  The only thing that appears in the favorite folders are

  There is no mention of the Favorites in the first quote.

  This is a very basic navigation of your computer. Fastest way:

  In the Finder, click on the menu go to and when he drops down, select go to folder

  In the window that appears copy and paste this:

  ~/Pictures

  and click the button to go to

  That will take you to your pictures folder.

• Photos and iPhoto Library - transfer both?

  Hello. I'm trying to transfer my library of Photos on an external hard drive to free up space on my Mac. I noticed there is a huge iPhoto library in both images and don't know what to do with it.

  I'm running OS X El Capitan 10.11.5 and was completely out of memory. I already reformatted a WD My Book, 3 t in the correct format and am currently uploading Photos.  My question is, I need to transfer the iPhoto library as well to keep the Photos work properly? I have read conflicting information. It seems that they may share data and deletion of iPhoto could damage the library?  iPhoto is GB 336, Photos is 447 GB.  I have space for both but prefer delete the iPhoto library rather than transfer if that's for sure. He said also, photo transfer will take 4 days and I do not want to make twice as much...

  Separately, I also have a small external hard drive, I moved a partitioned iPhoto library to several years ago. I used iphoto Library Manager software. I have pre 2010 photos out there and no where else other than a backup hard drive. Remove the iPhoto library on my computer effect my ability to use the one partitioned? I would like to merge all to a library of Photos now that I have the space.

  Any advice would be appreciated. Thank you!

  Yes and no

  There is no connection between the photo library and the iPhoto library - you can move or delete without effect on the other - don't know where your found contradictory information but there is no link between them

  However, if you move one and keep the other won't save you any space - you must move both to save space on your Mac - if you are sure you are finished with the library of th eiPHoto, then you can simple delete it, but it is advisable to keep a copy of archive of it to the case where

  And don't forget that the EHD must meet these requirements-must be in Mac OS extended (journaled) connected via a wired connection format fast as ThuderBolf, FireWire or USB, not used as a backup volume Time Machine and always available before pictures being launched

  And the copy of the library (if you have the good fast wired connection) will not take 4 days - the finder is an estimator of bad weather

  As for the separate iPhoto library again once there is no link between multiple iPhoto libraries - and there is no way to merge them after their migration into Photos (you can merge the iPhotoLibrary Manager iPhoto or Aperture libraries and you can add pictures to a photo library to another) you can migrate the second iPHoto library by dragging it to the Photos in the Dock icon - PowerPhotoscan merge the masters previews in another library and PowerPhotos can be continued to display the two libraries

  LN

• How to transfer the disc to disc Mac OS extended (journaled) formatted ExFAT iphoto

  How to transfer the iphoto library of ExFAT formatted the disk to drive Mac OS extended (journaled)

  Drag it to the correctly formatted drive and hope that having it on the wrong format has not damaged it permanently

  LN

• Copy of iPhoto/iTunes to external drive for upgrade

  I would like to transfer my iPhoto (5.0.4) and files iTunes (9.2.1) of my old iMac G5 (running 10.4.11) to my new iMac (El Capitan running).

  My iTunes library is now on an external drive (and iTunes is headed there), and I would like to copy my iPhoto on the same drive - to move together on the new iMac while maintaining the structures of files etc.

  Can someone tell me what is the best way to do this? I'm not clear what iPhoto files files, I need to move or copy on the external hard drive to retain the current structure of the organization/etc folder or the process then bring them into the right place on the new machine.

  Simply drag and drop them where you want libraries to reside. As iPhoto is plu included you will use the Photos app. You can learn how to move the library iPhotos to Photos for Mac on http://osxdaily.com/2015/04/17/move-iphoto-library-to-photos-mac/.

  Insofar as your iTunes library, yet once just drag and drop. 'Teach' iTunes where the library is simply double-click the library and iTunes will find it and then "know" where the library.

• What is the best method to move from an iPhoto from one Mac to another library?

  What is the I best method for export/transfer my iPhoto on MBP to the iPhoto library library on my iMac? I prefer to keep my metadata intact; I guess that to do a package contents 'show' of my iPhoto and AirDropping the 'masters' library, I won't lose it? I'm under El Capitan 10.11.4 on Mac.

  I just want to explain my situation because maybe I'm missing something. I have SUMMER will use the photo library iCloud for synchronization on all my Apple devices and as a backup off-site. Fortunately, I realized soon as enough it would become a management NIGHTMARE. I downloaded everything from iCloud to my MBP and want to get it all on my iMac, so I can clean up the mess of duplicates and others.

  I couldn't synchronize with realism of the iCloud photo library to my iMac because I would have had to download about 150 + GB of data, so that I can download the 30 or GBs who were on my families iOS devices iCloud and the MBP. ICloud photo library interface is NOT well designed or easy to use - download directly from the cloud is heavy at best.

  All tips are appreciated, thanks.

  Simply connect the two Macs together and drag the library in the pictures of the new mac folder - or use an external hard drive to the Mac OS extended (journaled) format and drag through - then launch iPhoto on the new system

  Move the masters moves original photos and metadata exactly as they were imported without organization

  And iCloud library isn't an option for iPhoto - it requires OS X 10.10.1 and photos 1 or later version

  LN

• confusion of iCloud/iPhoto

  I tried announces the following last night, but was denied a position. (problem discussed in another post that was hosted by.) The last paragraph is an update on what has happened during the night.

  How does the process of transfer to iPhoto/iCloud? I have trouble because of a data cap on my satellite service. When I got to El Capitan, I tried to "update" my photos from iMac to use iCloud library and exhausted my 10 GB in a single day. Since then, I have disabled on all devices iPhoto library. When I need to update I have light them between midnight and 0500 when there is no Cap. However, now I'm trying to get my photos in a new iPad, began at 0001 a.m.. First uploaded the photo I had taken with the iPad. Then he said that it was download 4000 + photos. The option to maximize the space was lit, iPad 64 GB of storage. Then it says download and 10 minutes later, he updated and gave time. that is, it appeared to have completed the download. Then I tried to disable the library, so I wouldn't have to worry about a sort of spontaneous transfer in prime time. He said that I would lose 4,000 pictures on my iPad, but they remained in the cloud. I cancelled looked around the photo program for information on how many photos I had but could not find. At back and tried to turn it off again. This time the same message but with a different wording. Tried the cycle starts again. This time, the wording is, "the iPad could not download 4 467 photos high resolution and videos.» If you continue, the versions low resolution of these photos and videos will be deleted. "It's confusing. It cannot dl the high res so it will remove the low resolution? Did he dl pictures or didn't she?

  How can I download new pictures from my cameras / iPad to the iCloud, have low resolution or vignettes on devices and download full resolution photos only when I specifically ask for them?

  I left the iPad download photos and went to bed. This morning, he stopped the download, but not all of the photos are here. iCloud has pictures dating back to 2004. The iPad has their back to 2010. There is, however, not all photos from 2010. There are random blocks of several months to a lack of time. these missing blocks begin in 2015. What is going on? I understand how to use iCloud? In fact iPhoto part an inconsistent mess? Should I buy my extra storage space in DropBox instead of iCould? At the same time, I can't understand how to use the program correctly I have trouble getting a manual base and can be used to help. (Discussed in another thread). Is there an iCloud for Dummies book which is updated?

  Thank you

  Geoff

  You are confusing a lot of terms. iPhotos is replaced with the Photos application. iPhoto & Photos are different application, so be specific on which you need help with.

  In your post you are referring to the use of the iCloud library where you store all your photos in iCloud. If you have devices without enough memory, then the parameter optimize allows you to use the photo library iCloud without consuming your entire memory or hard drive space.

  The library of iCloud is a paid service from Apple after 5 GB. I'm sure you know that now. It may take a very long time to download your photos and there is a maximum amount, you can download every day. So depending on the size of your library and the speed of your connection, this may take several days. I don't think that it turn on and off is a good idea. Use and leave that it enabled on your devices, or don't use it at all.

  Heres a basic guide to use iCloud photo library. Read this carefully to get a better understanding. You will get more help, if you ask your questions on the use of Photos in the Photos forum.

  You can google the topic iCloud photo library and get more sites:

  http://www.IMore.com/how-use-icloud-photo-library-ultimate-guide

• How to import existing images from iPhoto into LR4?

  Tutorial Adobe TV said to import existing images into LR4 using the 'Images' folder, but iPhoto does not use this place.  Import of iPhoto options are "grayed out".  How this is achieved without moving pictures from iPhoto to a Document file?  Who wouldn't be difficult, take forever and come outside iPhoto 'actuality' and any other file organization?  You have to move previously organized iPhoto images separately, that sounds like a real pain?  This indicates that the LR4 has all the features for Mac?  I know have used iPhoto seems stupid, but I could get away with it when booting with good shots of the camera.  In addition, as a photographer of long date to a lot of different subjects, I 4 700 photos in iPhoto, including 2,400 of several trips to Paris.  This number does NOT represent a problem to not remove the poor images: I run continuous/burst on shots of candid people, wildlife and sport, giving a little to a number of good and different frames per output.  Like many, I have also let customers choose among many, in addition to keep those I consider the best.  I also keep a lot in order to provide retailers with a good selection of what they want to do.  What should I do to transfer to iPhoto to LR, and how difficult and tedious might?

  Hi Tim,.

  4. what still bothers me, is that I am doubling of the amount of space that I use if I pull every 185 gigabytes of photos dating back to 1998 iPhoto to LR.

  5. so my question is simpy is there a way of not having to create a whole new batch of thousands of photos so that LR can work with them? In addition to reading the posts, I see that someone said to make an alias in your iPhoto library and then rather off select copy select Add instead. This way you do not have a lot of extra space and only reference the photos already in the iPhoto library, which, in my case, has been moved to the larger HARD drive and player off the SDS drive which is my boot drive. I have not tried this yet, because I fear that my light room 4 catalog file is big and I'm back where I started. Is it possible to move my LR catalog file to my HARD drive instead of keeping it in my Pitctures folder in my user on my SSD drive folder?

  It makes no sense to manage your images in iPhoto both in LR.

  If you really want to, then Yes, it is advisable to double them, there will be no interference.

  Why not double them for now (on your hard drive, no SSD) and see later if you like LR enough to give up their iPhoto?

  You can place your catalog LR = *.lrcat file where you want to. Clicking it will open in LR. You can then select in the preferences to always open the last catalog, or more precisely of this catalogue, at the opening of LR.

  The catalog file will become too big. mine is about 1.5 GB for some 110'000 images.

  Which takes much more space is the folder with the previews that will create a LR. The amount depends on your tastes and your speed needs.

  I don't want to wait for "Loading"... "in the library module I dedicate some space in the folder of the previews (actually ca. 100 GB!), because I put the size of the preview wholesale in the dimensions in pixels for a big screen and high quality. This is because I use a laptop and want to be able to show images because of their preview when I travel, without having my originals available (they are on a NAS at home *).

  In terms of performance of LR, you benefit most if you put your lrcat file as well as the issue of previews (... Previews.lrdata) on your SSD, as it is advantageous to use the fast playback speed.

  Your actual image files can be stored on the hard drive, as LR is accessed less often.

  If you are not so much on the agility of LR, you can put everything on your hard drive.

  Separating his Previews.lrdata lrcat file - folder is not provided by Adobe, but possible - Victoria Bampton gives a work around for this in it "(la FAQ manquante pour Lightroom)." Then, of course, you renounce your SSD speed again access to / writing previews and just take the advantage of speed for the lrcat file.

  If you are very concerned about the storage space on your SSD, why not start with everything on your hard drive? So if you get impatient with LR response time, you know that the first tweak would be to the SSD of catalog + previews?

  Cornelia

  Note: Develop actions are not possible, if I have no access to images, but the actions of the library, as side, keywording and other metadata adding and their navigation.

• How to find a RAW Photo folder

  I shoot in RAW and JPEG and used to transfer both iPhoto and now Photo. As I learned more I realize it was stupid, then I want now to extract my RAW files and put them on a separate drive so that they are available to change 'serious' as needed and just use Photo for things, that it's good.

  How to easily find all the RAW files so I can move, preferably in some sort of batch.

  Are now all Photos RAW and JPEG pairs, or only a part of the photos?

  To find all pictures with an original RAW file create a smart album with the rule 'Photo's GROSS

  File > new Smart Album:

  

  Select all the photos in this album, then use the command "file > export > export unmodified files of origin" to write RAW files to an external drive.

  This will export the RAW and JPEG files. Sort files in the Finder so that you can remove the JPEG files at a time.