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There are 2 places you need to go to for iCloud Photos to be enabled. Open system preferences, click on Apple ID at the top and make sure the Photos box is ticked. Then go to the Photos app, open preferences, select 'Use as system Library' under the first tab and then open the second tab and select iCloud Photos. . Support.
It may take several days until the shared photos will all have been moved to the shared library. You may want to chicken your iCloud web page at www.icloud.com in the photos.app there, if the photos have all been moved to the shared library and are already visible in iCloud. Check this for your own Apple ID and for your wife's Apple ID as well.
FoxFifth. Level 10. 471,153 points. Posted on Oct 28, 2020 10:01 AM. iCloud Photos are stored in iCloud and they count towards your storage. If you have iCloud Photos turned on then your photos will not be included in an iCloud Backup. In other words, they will not be stored in iCloud twice -- once in iCloud Photos and once in iCloud Backup.
If you are planning to use the library with iCloud Photo Library, the drive must be formatted MacOS Extended (Journaled). Move your iPhoto Library to a correctly formatted locally mounted volume, if necessary. Even if you do not want to use iCloud Photo Library, the migration will only work on a correctly formatted drive.
3 - leave the Photos app open and in the background. Leave your Mac on all night, just use the screensaver and turn off this slide switch to prevent the Mac from sleeping. 4 - have patience. It probably will take a week or two to complete the download. 5 - when the download is completed, disable iCloud Library.
I'm trying to transfer more than 1000 photos at a time from iCloud to external hard drive. iCloud only let's you do 1000 at a time and I have close to 8000, my wife has 30,000 photos. Even when we try to select 1000 photos, it downloads to a HEIC file, not JPEG. Or the ZIP gets corrupted.
If you do not want iCloud Photo Library turned off, you can turn it right back on your iOS device: 1. Go to Settings and tap iCloud. 2. Select Storage and tap Manage Storage. 3. Select iCloud Photo Library and Undo Delete. The iCloud Team. iCloud is a service provided by Apple.
Added photos can be exported from the new Library and imported into the Master Library. Turn off iCloud syncing when reverting to the Master Library. Photos - Use multiple libraries in Photos. 2. One option would be to open Photos with the option/alt key held down and create a new system Library on the external.
Regarding iCloud photo library constant CPU use - Apple Community thread, I found solution to this problem. After I have installed latest media features and manually turned them on in Control Panel (which was not mentioned in any tutorial btw), the CPU usage dropped to reasonable levels. I thought it will be nice to mention after discussion was ...
If you use iOS 10.3 or later, go to Settings > [your name] > iCloud > Photos, then turn off iCloud Photo Library. If you use iOS 10.2 or earlier, go to Settings > iCloud > Photos and turn off iCloud Photo Library. On your Mac, go to System Preferences > iCloud > Options next to Photos, then deselect iCloud Photo Library.