This allows you to later discard your edits and revert to the original version of the photo if you wish. Original and edited versions of photos: When you edit a photo in Photos, it actually keeps around two copies of the photo: the unedited original, and a new JPG version that contains your edits. ❌ Days of work gone that I put into assisted face recognition - "Is this X? Yes/No?" or "This is: … -> Y". Can split and merge Apple Photos libraries, convert library formats between iPhoto, Aperture, Apple Photos, and much more.īut of it's copying limitations two limitations are unacceptable to me:.not as a solution but part of an exit/migration strategy.❓ Maybe it's some undocumented APFS/Apple proprietary metadata which differs.❗️ I have absolutely no clue how they differ by all the tools of digital forensics I know of.mdls for them gives the exact same metadata.As I deduced from a rsync -dry-run from my System Photo Library to the 2 months old backup of it on an external disk.Requiring backup thinning and loosing your elder backup history often and mostly.Īll this despite the masters being exactly the same in content (identical MD5 checksum), filename, location, creation date, modification date.Which can be huge, for libraries with hundreds of GBs.❌ Extra con: Despite your masters being the same after the repair, TimeMachine on it's next run will pick up all your master files as being changed!
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Official Apple How to use the Photos Repair Library on your Mac.Then if needed again give photoanalysisd some time to kick in. Really hope that the proper uninstallation of MacPorts was the cause and now it's only a matter of "enough idle time to process". Whenever I observe photoanalysisd to go to 0% CPU, switching to Apple Photos, makes photoanalysisd reliably kick in again and not only accumulate an extra of 1-2secs of CPU time but some few more minutes of CPU time! "People" still at "0 Photos Scanned" but my hope is this is simply due to curation being performed before face detection. : photoanalysisd of my main system library now continuously works and accumulates CPU time! I leave Apple Photos.app in foreground on "Library" in "Day View".Maybe MacPorts (leftovers) and Apple Photos conflicted? Not sure whether causal or correlation only.: The mini private library (800MB) which I copied into a fresh user meanwhile completed curation and face-detection. : Properly uninstalled very old leftover installation of which had: Own group, own user, own launch daemon(s) and stuff in.
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