Re: Storage.

But this doesn't resolve your orignal question about wanting to delete unneeded photos on your Mac... Still, if you're happy, that's all that matters... Rob On 29/10/2016 7:52 pm, Anthony (Tony) Francis wrote: Thanks Bill, along with yourself, Susan and Rob I now have it figured I save my

Re: Storage.

Thanks Bill, along with yourself, Susan and Rob I now have it figured I save my Cards onto my Hard Drives, and usually keep my cards as I have kept my negatives in the past, I may lose my Electric ‘Back up’s but I won’t lose my cards. In case of Fire, grab cards and run!! Oh and my Camera’s. A

Re: Storage.

In other words, do you know where on your hard drive you save your cards? Wherever that is, Photoshop Elements is using that place to generate the thumbnails. It doesn't automatically save a copy, unless you ask it to and decide where you want to put it. Sent from my iPad > On 29 Oct. 2016,

Re: New Macbook Pros?

Hi Rob, you might like to read Mike Johnson's comments on the new MacBook Pros. It's the second article down on his blog page. That is, if you are interested in someone who shares your dismay at Apple's choices... http://theonlinephotographer.typepad.com/the_online_photographer/blog_index.html

Photo's

Hi everyone I seem to have a problem with deleting my Pictures folder with iPhoto & Photo’s and Photo Booth Library in it. It started when I imported about 400 photo’s of a recent trip to Photo’s, they had been previously sorted but when I imported them they became unsorted. I started to resort

Re: Storage.

Hi Tony, Susan and Rob have been asking and you haven’t been able to supply the location where you ‘Import’ the photos from the Card Reader to your Mac? When you connect the Card Reader (that has the camera’s card inserted) to your Mac, what application opens to 'import the photos’ on the