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2) In the main Photos window (at the very bottom), click the 'Pause' link. It will tell you that it's pausing the operation until tonight. 3) Quit the Photos app. 4) In Finder, select Pictures from the left sidebar and you'll see the Photos.Library.photoslibrary file. These photos and videos can then be accessed from any of your devices, assuming the feature is enabled on these devices. ICloud Photo Library is great at least when it works as it should. Photos not uploading to / downloading from iCloud. I recently ran into an issue where new photos were not showing on my iPad.
I have a very large photo library that are stored on my new 27-inch iMac (3TBHD) of over 34,000 photos and 799 videos (totalling 223 gigabytes) but it is taking forever (now going on 4 days) to get the only photos I am missing from the iCloud library – just 19 iPhone screenshots & 3 iPhone photos – down on to my iMac. Three days ago, I migrated all data from my latest backup of my old iMac to my new machine and it took only 2 hours to move 800 gigabytes which was impressive. Next, I began the process of getting Photos in gear, starting a standard repair/rebuild of my Photos Library which also took just 5 minutes. Then – we are talking 3 days ago – Photos starting sorting the photos I have on my iMac with what is on my iCloud photo library. The number of photos on my iMac and the iCloud photo library are virtualy the same. The only difference is that my iMac is still waiting for those 19 iPhone screenshots and 2 iPhone pictures that are up on the Cloud and that were were taken in the 3 days since I got my new iMac.
Those missing photos are on the iCloud, they are on my old iMac, my MacBook Pro, my iPad and my iPhone, but they are not on my new iMac yet, because, as a Senior Level Apple Tech explained, because iCloud has to go through its photo library and compare it to the one in Apple Photos first to make sure the libraries are the same, and then and only then will it move down the 22 missing photos from the iCloud to my iMac.
It is really madness the way the iCloud Library was designed to work with the Photos Library. Even the so-called ”progress message” at the bottom of the Photos “Moments” screen announce that it is either ”uploading” “downloading” & “adding” photos between my iMac and iCloud is misleading. The tech told me that it wasn’t really downloading, uploading and adding pictures but merely sorting and matching to see if what you have on your iMac matches what is on the iCloud library. When I started this 3 days ago, there were 42,000 items being sorted, 24 hours later the number dropped to 36,000, today we are down to 11,000.
My point is, when the numbers of pictures stored on your iMac Photos library and the iCloud photos library are essential identical, why does it take the iCloud so damn long to get them on to my new machine. Why wasn’t the program designed to prioritize getting the newest pictures down from the Cloud to your iMac, and then finish by comparing both libraries. The iCloud & Apple Photos Library system is really a badly broken, extremely frustrating system.
This among other issues with any cloud platform is a reason why I turned off iCloud Photo Library.. I just keep the Photo Stream option on as it makes syncing my iOS device photos to my Mac easier.. if I see the pictures have not synced through Photo Stream for some time, I just plug the device and hit import..
Maybe , if these are a lot of files in the iCloud backup , the scan program will take long time when you restore deleted data ,unless you have other backup files , you can extract data from backup files not use third-party tools to scan your phone ,
As i know ,these are some methods on Google ,like the iPhoto tool can be used to recover deleted pictures , but it can take long time to do ,
Actually I prefer to moving photos from my iPhone instead of iCloud to my Mac, it will be easier and I can free some space of my iPhone, use this tool: https://www.mobikin.com/free-assistant-for-ios-mac/
hello, my friend, usually, how long it takes iCloud backup depends on three factors: The amount of data that you need to back up on your iPhone/iPad, the speed of your Wi-Fi and device conditions. If you are complaining that Why wasn’t the program designed to prioritize getting the newest pictures down from the Cloud to your iMac and then finish by comparing both libraries. I recommend you use a third-party backup tool to help you reduce the backup time.
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