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Hi, when exporting to Files, you will see a sheet appear asking you to select where to place the exported files.
If you have already added Dropbox or Google Drive to Files, then they will appear there too. They may appear at the bottom of the list and be hard to find, but there are there.
Here is a link to a video that shows them and collapsing the view: https://share.icloud.com/photos/0Uz8B4w9R_8vyMVVDHChMjcng
Does that help?
If you are using Photos, then rating a lot of images can take a while (since it uses albums underneath). Sorry for any confusion with the feature.
I found a fix for this bug. Version 3.1.2 is on the store now, so you can download the update at your convenience.
Sorry. This is a bug. The warning is harmless, but certainly annoying. I have a fix – would you like to try a beta?
Apple sent out new camera support on Tuesday. The web pages are not updated yet.
Fujifilm X100V, X-A7, X-T200, Nikon D6.
Apple’s RAW support is a bit of a mess. I know they are working on camera support and I expect new camera support to come quite soon. In the past they would ship new support with a new version of the OS, but I think now they are just shipping it as “mobile updates” that are downloaded in the background. I’m not a big fan of this, but I don’t get a vote 🙂
They will update this page when support is updated.
–Nik
The downloadable trial is unlimited in duration. The only restriction is that exports and edits are watermarked.
Hi,
Thanks for the detailed report. I will try it myself to see if I can reproduce the issue. It seems strange that it affects a) jpegs and b) just from one camera and c) from one walk.
A few questions:
1) Can you import one of the problematic JPEGs onto the “Files.app” side side of the app and do similar steps to edit and export?
2) Would you willing to share an original image with me to try? If so, please email support@gentlemencoders.com with a full size original.
3) It looks like 14.2 has shipped, so perhaps it’s worth trying that? That’s what I’m going to install since it’s available.Thanks.
–Nik
I cannot imagine Apple not having a Photo app or a connection to iCloud. Services are their big moneymaker now.
I hope to add more functionality on the file browser side but it’s going to take a while to get there. I have many top priorities:-)
Right. Photos is no Aperture and I have tried to fill in the gaps where possible. Note that Aperture and Lightroom were developed by enormous teams for more than 10 years. Aperture took several “man-centuries” to develop (including engineers, testing, etc.).
Photos on Mac has no limit on the number of libraries. Each library stands alone and can be keyworded, etc. Only one can be synced to iCloud.
RAW Power will work with the “system photo library” which you can also change as needed. My YouTube channel has a video on managing multiple libraries.
Yes the 2 TB limit is a real problem for people with larger libraries. I don’t have a good answer for you except that you can maintain multiple libraries with Photos. If you do not need cloud access for your entire > 2TB library, then you could make a smaller library that is for iCloud and sync that. Perhaps older pictures aren’t synced and newer ones are. That is what I would do if my library exceeded the storage limits.
The Aperture “infinite slider” (that’s the name for the numeric field with the two arrows) is an interesting custom control.
If you want to nudge the slider value in RAW Power, you can double click on the numeric field. Then use the up/down arrow keys with modifiers. You can try different combinations of Arrow, Option + Arrow and Shift+Option+Arrow.
