Shouldn't this also be released as a BETA for Mavericks since Mavericks is solid and Yosemite is still unusable for some people?
Apple still hasn't fixed the 2 main bugs in Yosemite that I've reported over and over...
Random total Bluetooth failure when connecting an iPhone
Starting up to the wrong screen, even one not plugged in!
How can they work on new programs and features when these things aren't fixed?
Also some people are still having unresolved WIFI issues, although I'm not.
None of these problems are in Mavericks since I still keep my copy and have checked.
As you acknowledge, many different bugs affect many different people, but few major bugs affect everyone. If Apple were to stop all development of every piece of software until every single bug in every single product were fixed, we would never get any new software. Ever.
As it stands, if you want the latest software, you need to be on the latest OS. Sorry.
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What part are you missing?
Reminder since I don't want to sound like a troll. I reported this since the first public beta of 10.10!
Most have been fixed to Apple's credit.I even had personal contact with the software teamMost problems that I reported were not fixed. In fairness, my use case was unusual.
Is Apple abandoning the Pro community?
If I plug in my iPhone after taking photos with an iPhone 5s, my Mac Pro is BRICKED!
But they're not safe, right? It's possible for anyone who grabs your iPhone to permanently erase something off of your Mac, right?
Photostream was great in that it worked one way. With Photos, as far as I can tell there's no way to lock down a "master" version of your library where the synced edits and deletions can't get to.
Am I right? I really, really want to be wrong. Someone please tell me I'm wrong. I won't be able to use this software if I'm right and I think it looks nice.
EDIT: From an article: For those who are not comfortable with storing their photos in the cloud, the feature is optional. You can simply store your images locally on your computer and use the Photos app for managing your files and editing.
Ok, so that's one way out, but is there any way to get the benefits of syncing but still protect my Mac's versions from being erased?
Sigh. Really, I just miss photostream.
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It's not definitive, but in the video they show the albums in Photos and it really seems to me as if it had taken his iPhoto events and turned them into albums during import.
So dies the Photos beta (10.10.3 beta) uninstall/delete iPhoto? Or do you still have access to iPhoto? What will happen to the pictures I currently have saved in iPhoto?
Backups should be for when something goes wrong with your computer. Not because there's a lack of a setting in a piece of software.
Love to hear about that setting in a piece of software you are talking about tho.
You don't seem to know the meaning of the word Bricked, your MacPro is not bricked, it crashed, that's a completely different story, a restart will cure it, if you device is bricked you can't do anything with it and only a firmware/OS install by the Service provider will un-brick the device.
I don't know what's so confusing about this. I want a setting that makes iCloud Photos work like Photostream.
It's a thing that already exists. It's something Apple invented. I don't know why everyone is acting so perplexed about why I'd want such a ridiculous thing.
If it's so strange and outrageous, why did Apple invent it in the first place?
Photo Stream still exists tho so feel free to use that and its limited functionality. I think you are confused![]()
I did not believe Photostream was a part of the new 'Photos' app. Am I wrong about that?
Apple does not provide enough storage space for me to use iCloud Photos and they did not hook up Photostream to the new app. So basically they've handed me this new app and the only way I can use it is to turn off the internet syncing, which is the whole point of the new app.
Unless I'm wrong, that is. The reviews all make it sound like Photostream only exists for legacy iPhoto users. Perhaps I'm confused about that.
IPL is so much better tho and you really need to give it a go.
At launch, Pixelmator for iPad will already be compatible with a Photos app workflow.
You can upload your photos to your iPhone from a wifi enabled SLR then sort them in Photos for iPhone, favouriting some along the way. On your iMac, you can make adjustments such as exposure, contrast, healing.
If you encounter a photo that requires a little more TLC, you can pick up your iPad, open Pixelmator and using a Wacom Bluetooth stylus, you can work on the photo. When you go back to your Mac, the photo will have the Pixelmator adjustments applied.
That's just one example. You have hundreds of photo apps for iOS that are already compatible with Photos library on iOS which in turns makes them compatible with the Photos library for OS X which is the same. VSCO and Litely are excellent. Big names like NIK would have to be suicidal to not create a Photos extension.
As I already said, it's impossible since Apple does not offer enough space.
This is why I'd like a method of choosing which photos get uploaded and which don't. Then I could use IPL.
But since I can't, there's no way I can use it.
I showed you in the picture it still works with the new photos app so no panic.
Thanks for that and it is what I'll do.
But I find it frustrating that Apple doesn't want me as a customer in this situation. You're trying to convince me that IPL is cool but I know that...my complaint is that Apple won't let me use it!
iCloud pricing is not that bad unless your library is very big.
Too big.
And I would argue that 200% the cost of Dropbox is "pretty bad," but since they don't even offer a plan that will fit me I don't see the need to complain about pricing for something I can't buy anyway.