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How to import raw photos into iPhotos from camera or external hard drives as thumbnails only? I have an enormous number of photos and want to be able to see them in folders/as groups and don't want to use valuable space on the computer... thus thumbnails
iMac, OS X 10.11
Adobe Bridge is available for free and runs perfectly well on M1 Macs. Photos is not the app for your usage scenario. It is a database and can only show you images that it imports. Bridge allows you to suf your own sets of folders.
Adobe Bridge is available for free and runs perfectly well on M1 Macs. Photos is not the app for your usage scenario. It is a database and can only show you images that it imports. Bridge allows you to suf your own sets of folders.
I store my raw, tif and jpeg photos on external hard drives and want to import them as thumbnails onto iMac so I can view each batch of photos together as you can with Adobe Bridge, which I no longer have as my old graphics card died. So with new M1 iMac and as I can't afford Photoshop, I want to use the iPhotos facility to view large numbers of photos at once
That sounds like a very unusual use case. How would having only the thumbnails in photos help you? What would you use it for?
Where would you keep the full size images?
How to import raw photos into iPhotos from camera or external hard drives as thumbnails only?
