The photo will be transferred in its edited form and without compression or loss of quality. You can use AirPlay to send a photo from your iPhone or iPad to your Mac. You can always use Dropbox instead which won’t compress the photos and has an iOS app that lets you upload them easily. Be warned though that iCloud may compress files so you might end up with slightly lower quality photos and videos. The quickest way to send an edited photo, changes and all, to your desktop is to upload your photos library to iCloud which will then sync it and make it available on your desktop. ICloud is available for both OS X and Windows. Importing An Edited Photo Using iCloud Or Any Cloud Drive
If you’re wondering where those files came from and how you can import your edited photo to your Mac or PC without too much trouble, we have the answers. You might also notice that for every photo you edited using the Photos app, there is a corresponding AAE format file for it. You will find the photo can only be imported in its unedited original form. This all great up until you try and import the photo like you do all others to your Mac or PC. It’s pretty awesome and it lets you edit away without having to worry about losing a good photo. If at any time you ever feel you’ve made a mistake editing the photo you can always reset it. Till Apple can fix the bug, this is my workaround to import live photos on my iPhone without USB cable.IOS 8 introduced quite a few editing options in the default Photos app that allowed you to straighten and crop a photo among other things. Here is more info on Shared Album from Apple website: The photos and videos in your shared albums are kept in iCloud, but they don't count against your iCloud storage limit." Although for me, I'll keep the album empty after importing photos. I can also add Live Photos from my laptop in the Shared Album, and I can grab them in my iPhone as well.Īnother cool thing about this is "A shared album can hold up to 5000 photos and videos.
Then I select them and import into Photo app. Simply this is for me only.) I tested a few times and I see that Live Photos are intact under Shared Albums in Photo app on my laptop. And my solution was to use "Shared Albums" in iCloud. I have been googling to see if anyone can offer solutions but so far, nothing except people are guessing as it is a bug.īut I really wanted to transfer my Live Photos wireless. But if I try to send live photos via AirDrop from my iPhone 7, I have no way of importing them directly into Photo app, and all I get is JPGs in download folder. The interesting thing is that if someone send me Live Photos via AirDrop, (he is using iPhone 6), my laptop running High Sierra would give me the option to import via Photos app.
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