Consolidate Photo Record For Free

But the best way to organize your photos on a Mac is in a detailed folder structure, typically by date of when you took the pictures. And once you have a Smart Folder where you can find and see all of your photos in one place, it makes it a little bit easier to sort and organize them into easy-to-navigate folders.

Open Photos on your Mac. Next to 'My Albums,' select the plus icon. Select 'Smart Album' Enter the triggers that best suit your needs....How to switch libraries in Photos app Open Photos on Mac. In the menu bar, select 'Photos' Select 'preferences' Under 'General,' select 'Show in Finder' under the 'Library Location' section.

Tap +. This plus sign is near the top-right corner of the screen and will prompt another menu of your existing albums to slide up from the bottom of your screen. Tap the second album. It'll be under the "All Albums" header and the selected photos will be merged into this album.

How to delete all photos on your Mac Launch 200cPhotos200c Go to 200cPhotos200c in the left pane. Select all photos by pressing Cmd + A. Press Delete. Go to Recently Deleted in the left pane. Click Delete All at the upper right corner of the window. Click OK to confirm.

You can copy referenced files into your photo library so they're easier to back up and are automatically stored in iCloud if iCloud Photos is turned on. In the Photos app on your Mac, select the files that you want to copy into the photo library. Choose File > Consolidate.

Tap +. This plus sign is near the top-right corner of the screen and will prompt another menu of your existing albums to slide up from the bottom of your screen. Tap the second album. It'll be under the "All Albums" header and the selected photos will be merged into this album.

Very basically, consolidation means Final Cut will look at a Library, Event, or Project, and then search for linked media, and then copy any External Media into that Library, so then those files now become Managed Media.