I have an iPhone XR running iOS 12.1.4 and a late 2011 MacBook Pro running High Sierra 10.13.6. I use iCloud Photo sync with a paid plan to sync pictures between my iPhone and MacBook. I've now noticed that while pictures sync fine, certain edits don't. Cropping on iPhone syncs to my Mac. All Mac changes sync to the iPhone without issue.
Auto-enhance changes or any of the sliders on iPhone do not sync to the Mac. The actual image is edited, but the sliders on the Mac don't reflect this. Therefore, I can click the auto enhance button on my Mac and then the picture gets "double enhanced." This is frustrating because pictures that appear stock via the editing tools on my mac are actually already enhanced via iPhone so I don't want them getting edited twice. When I view picture on iCloud.com, they all match my iPhone. This leads me to believe the issue is with Photos on my MacBook displaying the edited picture but not actually moving the editing slidesrs in the photos app.
It makes me wonder if Apple purposely broke Photos sync to get me to upgrade my MacBook just like they broke Books sync and even informed me of it when I updated my OS. Perhaps this is due to new editing features that last year's Photos cannot support in its interface when it tries to sync with Photos on the iPhone.
Auto-enhance changes or any of the sliders on iPhone do not sync to the Mac. The actual image is edited, but the sliders on the Mac don't reflect this. Therefore, I can click the auto enhance button on my Mac and then the picture gets "double enhanced." This is frustrating because pictures that appear stock via the editing tools on my mac are actually already enhanced via iPhone so I don't want them getting edited twice. When I view picture on iCloud.com, they all match my iPhone. This leads me to believe the issue is with Photos on my MacBook displaying the edited picture but not actually moving the editing slidesrs in the photos app.
It makes me wonder if Apple purposely broke Photos sync to get me to upgrade my MacBook just like they broke Books sync and even informed me of it when I updated my OS. Perhaps this is due to new editing features that last year's Photos cannot support in its interface when it tries to sync with Photos on the iPhone.
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