Re: using drop box for photos was Re: Is iPhoto obsolete now?

They're just synced in your photo's folder according to whatever date you took them. On Sep 24, 2015, at 12:59 PM, Christina C. wrote: > Does drop box automatically organize them into some kind of folder system or > are all of the pictures just in a single folder with

Re: using drop box for photos was Re: Is iPhoto obsolete now?

I don't remember exactly how I set that up to work or if it was accidental, but now when I connect my phone to my Mac if Dropbox finds new photos/videos, it syncs them to the photos folder and you can just go through and browse it quickly. Sent from my iPhone > On Sep 22, 2015, at 6:40 PM,

Re: using drop box for photos was Re: Is iPhoto obsolete now?

Does drop box automatically organize them into some kind of folder system or are all of the pictures just in a single folder with a huge list of photos. Thanks, Christina > On Sep 24, 2015, at 6:26 AM, Jessica Moss wrote: > > I don't remember exactly how I set that

using drop box for photos was Re: Is iPhoto obsolete now?

Jessica, Can you please elaborate or point me to a source as to why and how you find dropBox easier for your photos. I really can’t do a darn thing with the photos themselves but I do like how apple’s photos app automatically organizes them. I suppose maybe some of my family members would want

Re: Is iPhoto obsolete now?

I almost never use that anymore sense all my new photos on my phone import to Dropbox which I find a lot easier. Sent from my iPhone > On Sep 19, 2015, at 3:46 PM, Alex Hall wrote: > > Yes to all. iPhoto is gone; Photos is the replacement; it is accessible, so > far as I

Is iPhoto obsolete now?

Ok, I am behind I guess. I rarely used iPhoto on the Mac since I can’t see the photos. Anyways, occasionally I do have family photos or videos to organize. My family members take the pics. Anyways, I opened iPhoto and I got a message that my photos were migrated to Photos. So, is iPhoto

Re: Is iPhoto obsolete now?

Yes to all. iPhoto is gone; Photos is the replacement; it is accessible, so far as I know. It requires a lot of interacting in places, but it's usable. That said, I use it less often than you do, so I can't give much detail, sorry. > On Sep 19, 2015, at 14:42, Christina C.

RE: Is iPhoto obsolete now?

obsolete now? Ok, I am behind I guess. I rarely used iPhoto on the Mac since I can’t see the photos. Anyways, occasionally I do have family photos or videos to organize. My family members take the pics. Anyways, I opened iPhoto and I got a message that my photos were migrated to Photos. So