#PHOTOS MISSING FROM IPHOTO UPDATE#

IвЂ™ve compiled a list of those missing questions, along with answers based on my own testing and research, and the experiences of others on the TidBITS staff and Jason Snell, whoвЂ™s writing вЂњ Photos for Mac: A Take Control Crash Course.вЂќ If this FAQ doesnвЂ™t answer your question - or if my answers donвЂ™t match what youвЂ™re seeing - please let me know in the comments, and IвЂ™ll do my best to update the article accordingly.ДЄnswer: iCloud Photo Library is an iCloud feature that, when enabled on any given Mac or iOS device, syncs the entire contents of that deviceвЂ™s Photos library to AppleвЂ™s servers and thence to any other devices that meet the system requirements, are signed in with the same iCloud credentials, and have iCloud Photo Library enabled.ДЄ: For starters, you need an iCloud account, which anyone can get for free. Unfortunately, that FAQ didnвЂ™t answer any of the questions I had personally, and judging by the email and comments weвЂ™ve received from readers, confusion over this feature is widespread. To AppleвЂ™s credit, the company did post an iCloud Photo Library FAQ, and itвЂ™s worth reading for several basic details. But like so many things in the Apple ecosystem, iCloud Photo Library raises a number of vexing questions, especially for anyone whose use case is in any way atypical. In theory, this feature should вЂњjust work,вЂќ magically syncing all your photos across all your devices.

#PHOTOS MISSING FROM IPHOTO FOR MAC#

With the release of Photos for Mac in OS X 10.10.3, Mac users have not only a replacement for the much-maligned iPhoto but also access to iCloud Photo Library, an iCloud feature for syncing photos that Apple introduced in iOS 8.1.

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Photos missing from iphoto