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Hi,
am I presuming correctly that:
Thanks.
MacBook Pro
lajos.andrejkovics wrote:
• Hi,
am I presuming correctly that:
1 - standard albums are logical, e.g. you add your photos to them (basically a keyword), not copy the photos
2 - shared albums are physical, e.g. you copy your photos into them
3 - if you alter/delete your photo it gets altered/deleted in/from your albums, however, if you add your photo to a shared album and then alter or delete the original, the photo in the shared folder stays the same?
Thanks.
1 - No, it's not a keyword but a link to the original file. This way one image can be in multiple albums, projects and only have one copy in the library.
2 - essentially correct as the shared album is stored online on Apple's servers.
3 - correct.
lajos.andrejkovics wrote:
• Hi,
am I presuming correctly that:
1 - standard albums are logical, e.g. you add your photos to them (basically a keyword), not copy the photos
2 - shared albums are physical, e.g. you copy your photos into them
3 - if you alter/delete your photo it gets altered/deleted in/from your albums, however, if you add your photo to a shared album and then alter or delete the original, the photo in the shared folder stays the same?
Thanks.
1 - No, it's not a keyword but a link to the original file. This way one image can be in multiple albums, projects and only have one copy in the library.
2 - essentially correct as the shared album is stored online on Apple's servers.
3 - correct.
Shared albums VS normal albums
