When exporting or sharing photos, it should be noted that you will need to drill down to the Moments view in Photos for Mac in order to highlight photos. It's a similar menu for videos but you choose a video quality resolution for the exported file. Choose the former and for photos you can select a file type, quality, and size and a naming convention.
You will see two options: Export X photos or videos (or items if you have a mix of photos and videos) and Export Unmodified Original. To export, select your file or files and go to File > Export. Instead, you must export the photo from Photos before opening it in another application. Photos lacks an "Open In" feature, which would be a convenient way to open a photo in another app such as Photoshop or Lightroom or another more high-powered photo editor. There are a few other sharing options, however, that you can enable by clicking the More button at the bottom of the sharing panel. If you use Google's Picasa to share photos, you'll be disappointed to learn it's not listed as an option.
The photo and videos you share this way show up as a feed on the Shared view of Photos for Mac, but your invitees don't need Photos for Mac to view your shared photos they'll be able to view them on a browser at. If you go the iCloud Photo Sharing route, you'll be able to create an album or add your selected photos and videos to an existing album and invite people to subscribe to that album. Vimeo shows up as an option if a video is selected. A drop-down menu lets you share via iCloud Photo Sharing, Facebook, Flickr, Twitter and Messages. SharingĪfter selecting a photo or video or a group or photos or videos, click the share button in the upper-right corner. Let's review the sharing, exporting and importing tools of Photos for Mac. And to add new photos to your library, you will need to import them unless you've enabled iCloud Photo Library and take photos exclusively with your iPhone as opposed to a point-and-shoot camera or dSLR. In order to break photos out of their database prison to open in another application or upload to the Internet, you will first need to export them or use one of the built-in sharing options. Like iPhoto before it, Photos for Mac groups all of your photos in a large library file.
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