I found a little effort up front saves a lot of confusion and time later on. There are many renaming apps that can batch rename before you import. I rename them as follows: YYYY-MM-DD-brief description-001.jpg, etc. If so desired you could also rename the files before importing for easier identification later on. During the conversion all existing iPhoto Events were added as albums to the folder titled "iPhoto Events" there. This is the safest method because we've seen too many reports of incomplete imports into a library and complete deletion from a memory card.Īlso this allows you to name the folder on the Desktop as you'd like and then drag it into an existing folderthe Album section of Photos sidebar to automatically create an album of those photos titled like the folder. Once you've confirmed that the photos are safely in your library you can delete the folder from the Desktop and reformat the memory card using the camera. If you have an SD card that you're uploading from I recommend you use a card reader, copy the image files to folder on the Desktop and import from there. I simply keep the photos on the card as second backup, until all cards are full, then I reformat the card. When you are sure, your photos have been imported correctly, delete the photos from the card by deleting all photos in the camera at once, or by reformatting the card. It is risky to delete the photos from the card, before you have checked all imported photos individually and then made the first backup of the imported photos or your photo library. Or some photos may not have been transferred correctly from the card, because of some I/O error. In rare cases it can happen, the system crashes at that critical moment and the photos will have been deleted from the card, but do not yet appear in the photo library. We have seen many reports here in these forums, where photos have been imported to iPhoto or Aperture, and have been deleted directly in the Import panel, that went dreadfully wrong. However, it is not recommended to do that. Warning: Once you delete your step data, you won’t be able to get it back. To delete all recorded step data, tap Delete All. The screen will change to an edit screen where you can delete data from individual days using the red circles beside each entry.
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You can use iCloud Photo Library on your Mac or mobile device, and still delete from a card directly after importing, if you want. On the All Recorded Data screen, tap Edit in the upper-right corner of the screen. My answer does not apply for importing from a card or a camera. May I ask for clarification? Am I correct in thinking that if I enable iCloud Photo Library that I will no longer have the option of deleting photos from the SD card after an import?
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