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- Copy My Current Mac Photo Library To A Cd Drive
Dec 12, 2016 The User Library folder is hidden by default in MacOS Catalina, MacOS Mojave, macOS High Sierra, and macOS Sierra, but some advanced users may wish to show and access the /Library/ folder, which contains preference files, caches, and application support data. Jul 09, 2019 Transfer your photo library using your Mac’s Photos App. 3.1 Manually copy your Photos app library to your external drive. Everything send to my camera roll on dropbox I would just press shift and the first photo and press shift for the last photo and then copy them all with one click.
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You can move photos and videos from your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch to your Mac or PC. And with iCloud Photos, your photos are available on all your devices.
- Oct 25, 2019 Launch Photos on your Mac. Click on Photos in the sidebar, under the Library section. Pick out the photos you want to add to an album, either new or existing. Hold down the command key on your Mac and click to select multiple photos. Right-click on your chosen photos and videos. Move the cursor to Add to.
- Assuming you have already copied your Photos library onto the external storage device, you can follow these steps. Open Photos on your Mac. Click Photos Preferences. Click on the iCloud tab.
Keep your photos up to date
With iCloud Photos, your collection of photos and videos is safely stored and available on all of your devices. Or you can sync your library manually with iTunes.
Learn how to keep your library safeOrganize your photos and videos
Learn how to use the Photos app’s built-in features to keep your growing collection in order. And see how the powerful search function lets you find people, places, and things fast.
Learn how to organize your photosMove your Photos library
Is your Mac running low on disk space as your collection of photos and videos expands? You can move your Photos library to an external drive to free up storage.
Learn how to move your libraryCapture, edit, enjoy
Use the camera on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch to capture a memory. Create the ideal photo with the editing tools built in to Photos for iOS and macOS. Then manage and share your collection with iCloud Photos and Shared Albums.
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Even if you use iCloud Photos, it’s important that you always back up your library locally using one of the following methods:
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- Use Time Machine: After you set up Time Machine, it automatically backs up the files on your Mac. If you ever lose the files in your Photos library, you can restore them from the Time Machine backup. For more information about setting up Time Machine, see Back up your files with Time Machine.WARNING: If a Photos library is located on an external drive, don’t use Time Machine to store a backup on that external drive. The permissions for your Photos library may conflict with those for the Time Machine backup.
- Manually copy your library to an external storage device: Drag the Photos library (by default in the Pictures folder on your Mac) to your storage device to create a copy.
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If you have more than one photo library, be sure to back them all up.
Important: If any of your image files are stored outside your photo library, those files (known as referenced files) aren’t backed up when you back up your library. Be sure to back up those files separately. To make it easier to back up all your image files at once, you can consolidate referenced files into your library. See Change where Photos stores your files.
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