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gta50419

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Jun 11, 2010
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Downloaded Ios5 & the new version of mac os today.
Took a picture, opened up iPhoto and still don't see the photos i've taken on my iPhone.

Anyone found out how to work this yet?
 

mixern

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Mar 3, 2009
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Beware of this service!
I've already took some wierd pictures, and now it's impossible to delete them :D
 

3bs

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May 20, 2011
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Dublin, Ireland
Downloaded Ios5 & the new version of mac os today.
Took a picture, opened up iPhoto and still don't see the photos i've taken on my iPhone.

Anyone found out how to work this yet?

You have to update iPhoto to 9.2 and then go to Preferences in iPhoto and go to the Photo Stream tab and turn it on

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Beware of this service!
I've already took some wierd pictures, and now it's impossible to delete them :D

They'll get deleted in a month. Isn't that how it works? You can delete them from your devices though
 

gta50419

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Jun 11, 2010
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You have to update iPhoto to 9.2 and then go to Preferences in iPhoto and go to the Photo Stream tab and turn it on

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They'll get deleted in a month. Isn't that how it works? You can delete them from your devices though
I tried pressing "check for updates" and it said "This version of iPhoto (9.1.5) is the current version."

hmmm idk maybe ill restart my computer and try again...or maybe because i have the un official version of iPhoto 11 lol.
 

blunti

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Mar 15, 2011
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photostream under your icloud settings has to be enabled.

if you toggle the switch to off, photos from the cloud will automatically delete.
 

3bs

macrumors 603
May 20, 2011
5,434
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Dublin, Ireland
I tried pressing "check for updates" and it said "This version of iPhoto (9.1.5) is the current version."

hmmm idk maybe ill restart my computer and try again...or maybe because i have the un official version of iPhoto 11 lol.

When I checked for updates in iPhoto I got that too but in software updates it showed up
 

andybno1

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Nov 6, 2007
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Liverpool, UK
Beware of this service!
I've already took some wierd pictures, and now it's impossible to delete them :D

You can reset the photostream via iCloud.com and clicking on your name in top corner after logging in and then go to advanced

You have to update iPhoto to 9.2 and then go to Preferences in iPhoto and go to the Photo Stream tab and turn it on

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They'll get deleted in a month. Isn't that how it works? You can delete them from your devices though

I believe photostream stores the images till you reach 1000 photo mark then as and when you start taking more pics the older ones get deleted... from what I remember Steve saying when he introduced photostream.... i may be wrong but I remember hearing somethign about 1000 photo limit
 

Schmitty11

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May 21, 2011
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Photo stream is odd, imo. It takes a while for them to appear in iPhoto after taken, it's not an immediate thing. You can save your best ones to your photo reel permanently and the rest are deleted after 30 days, or once you reach 1000. (Correct me if I'm wrong there.) Which I dont like, I took a few random ones just to try the feature out, and now I'm stuck with them.
 

Nioxic

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Aug 13, 2011
230
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Denmark
the pictures shows up on my mba after ive taken them on my iphone..

i set fotostream ON on all devices ofcourse and got the new iphoto update off the mac app store
 
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