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What happens if you try either of the following... Method 1 This basically adds on the answer by Glorfindel: Launch the Photos App Go to Photos > Preferences Select the General tab Click on the Sh …

If you're just right-clicking photos within Finder and selecting Move to Trash, this is only going to affect those particular files. For example, if you're doing that to JPEGs etc in your Pictures fol …

Here's more information on vintage and obsolete products that may be of interest to you. Your questions actually covers two main concerns. I'll try and address these below: Web browsing: Many users …

SHORT ANSWER Time Machine only backs up new or modified data, and keeps a record of any deleted data. This includes what's in your Photos Library. It does not do a fresh backup of the entire Photos L …

There's no native way to do this within iOS without either installing a 3rd party app or jailbreaking the device. The closest you can get natively is to determine the image file size (i.e. in KB or …

The first thing I would try before doing anything else is giving the Photos Library Repair Tool a go. The Photos Library Repair Tool can resolve a number of issues as it analyses the entire database …

This may not be the main reason for your question, but if you wanted to resize an image for use elsewhere (e.g. for use on a web page), you can choose to resize it upon export. More specifically: W …

Your iMac is currently processing the photos in your Photos library, presumably because you’ve just imported/converted an existing Photos library from an earlier version of macOS. If you suspect this …

If you've been using Time Machine to backup your MacBook Pro to an external hard drive then yes, your photos will be backed up as long as you haven't specifically excluded them from being backed up. …

I see two possible options for you: Using the Photos app or Image Capture. Photos app The newer Photos app (that replaces iPhoto) was released as part of the OS X Yosemite 10.10.3 update. As you see …

Have you considered using iCloud Photo Sharing? This can be used to share specific photo albums, so you could create one for each of the four categories. You can also share these as a public website …

The date and time in question doesn't usually refer to the last time it was edited or saved. Typically, it'll refer to the date and time the photo or screenshot was originally saved (i.e. originally t …

Your question doesn't full specify what you're wanting or what you've already tried, so I'm assuming you want to do this directly from your iPhone (as opposed to doing it while your iPhone is connecte …

This answer assumes: your iPhone is not jailbroken and therefore does not have jailbroken options your MacBook is running macOS 10.10 or later that you have iTunes installed on your MacBook that you …

As you know, since the previous owners installed a version of the iLife pack you couldn't run on macOS Sierra, you've had to update the individual apps to their current versions. Where you've fallen …