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Is there an efficient way to create a new photos library that contains only images you have placed in albums and excludes the other images in the existing library?
iMac 27", macOS 10.14
You could do it with a smart album.
This smart album will show you all photos that are not in any album. Delete all photos from this mart album by selecting large groups of photos and using the command ⌘⌫. Empty the Recently Deleted album after each deletion, so the album will not get too full.
When the smart album is empty, you will have a new library with only the photos assigned to albums.
You could do it with a smart album.
This smart album will show you all photos that are not in any album. Delete all photos from this mart album by selecting large groups of photos and using the command ⌘⌫. Empty the Recently Deleted album after each deletion, so the album will not get too full.
When the smart album is empty, you will have a new library with only the photos assigned to albums.
Thanks, léonie, will that preserve the albums in the new library or will they need to be reconstructed?
Is there an efficient way to create a new photos library that contains only images you have placed in albums that maintains the album organization?
