#Download all picasa photos update#
#Download all picasa photos windows#

Would you know if there is a way to export my edited photos and retain the original data including date the photos were taken. And that’s how I wish to have them organised in my new photo album (apple photos, or Lightroom). My Picasa photos are organised purely by date. However, I believe when I do this the original date & time I took the photos will be lost. I think the only way to get the edited versions out of Picasa is to export ALL the photos and thus create a new file, to essentially ‘bake in’ the changes I’ve made. Thousands of the photos I have in Picasa, I’ve personally edited (crops, color adjustment).

Your question was the most similar to what I am currently facing: Having to move 20k / 17 years worth of photos out of Picasa.

#Download all picasa photos update#

I can now no longer update my iMacs OS, if I do Picasa will stop working. This is an extremely painful task I've been putting off. Hello VelocityG4, I know this thread is now YEARs old. I have no idea how many hours the owner spent afterwards relabeling faces. While they sorted by date they used it in the Picasa album title and never fixed the actual files.Īll told it was about 60 hours of labor I had to put in.

#Download all picasa photos windows#

Also the older pictures where transferred from a Windows before the owner switched to a Mac. I guess those people never thought it would be necessary and probably had VCRs with a blinking 12:00 back in the day. Rather older photos taken with digital cameras which appeared to have never been setup with the correct date. As it didn't affect pictures taken with iPhones. Although I don't think this was an import issue. Then I had to manually fix date information in most of the older albums. One was faster than the other at selecting and dragging multiple events/albums. I forget if I did this in iPhoto first or in Photos later. I put all the different originals albums/events into one folder and hid it. Then manually separated originals folders (created by Picasa) out away from regulars. Then imported the iPhoto library into Photos. The guy was still using it because of what a monumental task it is to change it to something else when you have a huge library.įor anyone interested. Just try some and see what works and what doesn't.Ĭlick to expand.Yea it's an old thread. Originals are just originals if you can access them, Photos can import them. But you could export as a TIFF and import that. Again, use the folder name for a keyword, then a smart album, if you wanna maintain the organization, but still copy them into Photos instead of referencing them.Įdits in the sense of adjustments to the image, like say crops, WB, etc, aren't gonna translate. But a downside is you can't then sync those via iCloud Photo Library. In Photos you can turn off the 'copy into' option in its prefs, and then import those Finder folders where they sit, referencing them. I can't remember how Picasa dealt with folders, but I think it was a browser, so it was showing Finder folders.

I'm not sure how Photos handles faces you might wanna keyword them by name, then at least you'd have that if you loose location of the face.Īlso, you can replicate albums in Photos by writing a keyword that represents that album, like 'Mom's birthday,' and then use a smart album to create that Mom's Birthday album in Photos.

keywords, captions, locations, and other IPTC metadata categories, that should import just fine. I haven't used Picasa in ages, but if it writes that metadata to the files in standard ways (i.e.