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#IPHOTO LIBRARY MANAGER DUPLICATE AVAILABLE SPACE HOW TO#
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I just deleted a bunch of files under "all my files" and am in the process of moving some of the large stuff to dropbox (which is taking a while) - if once on dropbox I can delete from mac, right?

#IPHOTO LIBRARY MANAGER DUPLICATE AVAILABLE SPACE HOW TO#

It seems like when I use my Word program for mac it locks up more - also when I use the provided 'Mail' program that comes with mac it seems to interfere with speed.Īny recommendation on how to stop the duplicates and how to speed up the mac? I would go to an apple store and sit with a genius however I recently moved to the boondocks and the nearest Apple store is 3 hours away (ugh, what was I thinking!)Īny recommendations ~ should I find a different photo app and delete iphoto (which one?)? I am the 'photographer' of a large family so I take a ton of pics and really don't have 20 minutes everytime I try to updoad a pic to facebook etc. I do not have a ton of icons on my desktop as I read that may slow it down. It even seems to be adding them back after I delete them! Anyone know why or how to stop this? My mac is extremely slow as well.

I used to have picasa on my mac and recently deleted the app thinking that was why but it is still doing it. I have an iphone 5 and my photos are imported via wifi. I started deleteing some of the dupes but as you all know it is extremely time consuming. All you need to do is swipe down to delete a photo or swipe up to retain it.IPhoto has just recently started adding duplicate photos to my library ~ extremely frustrating! I currently have 19k photos which I highly doubt are originals. How to clean up your iPhone’s photos that don’t fall under any of Gemini’s preset categories? You can find them in the Other folder. After that, you’ll need a paid subscription for it.

#IPHOTO LIBRARY MANAGER DUPLICATE AVAILABLE SPACE INSTALL#

However, this feature is available only with a free trial for the first three days after you install the app. You’ll also find sets of similar photos and a Keep recommendation from the app for the best photo in a set. Whether you want to follow the app’s recommendation and trash these photos in bulk or keep any of them is up to you. You’ll see everything from blurry photos and duplicates to screenshots and photos with text. This photo deleting app automatically selects the bad photos cluttering your phone and serves them up for review. MacPaw, the developer of Gemini, decided to clean up your iPhone’s photos as well through Gemini Photos. Wondering if Gemini Photos has anything to do with the duplicate file finder Mac app Gemini 2? Yes, it does. Otherwise, you might end up losing important images from all your Apple devices and iCloud as well.

You’ll need to be extra careful while deleting photos from your iCloud Photo Library.

This will ensure that you don’t lose any valuable files accidentally.

It’s best to manually go through the photos and other media that an app has lined up for bulk deletion.

Note that this folder lets you recover deleted photos on your iPhone, so make sure you want to erase them permanently before doing so.

Your phone will automatically clear photos from this folder after they sit in it for 30 days. Next, tap Select and then hit Delete All.

To get rid of the deleted photos for good, open the Recently Deleted folder in the Photos app.

Until you empty this folder, you won’t reclaim the space created by trashing the photos from your phone.

When you delete photos from your iPhone, keep in mind that they end up in the Recently Deleted folder of the Photos app.

You should note a few important points before proceeding with photo deleting apps: Before We Begin to Clean Up Your iPhone’s Photos.