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I recently set up my Ipad and Iphone to upload photos to my dropbox account. This has resulted in my dropbox account being full. I do not need all of these photos backed up in dropbox nor do I need to access them from my dropbox account. I would like to move them to a folder on my Pc (running Vista). That way they will be available in the future should I need them, but will not be taking up space in my dropbox account. But I can't figure out how to do this. In the help knowledge base it tells my how to remove them from dropbox, but then says this does not remove them from my account. So bottom line. How does one reduce the number of photos (files) to allow future uploads to Dropbox? The photos are also in the carousel?

This question is from a month ago and it doesn't appear that a reasonable answer has been posted. I am also wondering exactly how my dropbox space is being used and how I can free up space. I don't have a clue as to how I have used 16 Gb of space on dropbox. Also, I find the same photo in different lists, does that mean my photos are being stored more than once??

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As laborious as it is, I've found the best way to synchronize when dealing with new computers, or losing "promo" space, or other issues is to turn off the "sync" of All Connected Items ( phones, tablets, PCs, i-Whatevs) then log onto the Dropbox website.

Download everything into a separate back-up location, if your computer is "sync complete" then you have all the items on your hard-drive. Copy them to another folder Not In Dropbox.

Then do the re-organizing and deleting you need on the Web Interface.

Remember, Dropbox, in an effort to appease the "I've foolishly deleted it, now I want it back...types" saves EveryThing that you have deleted in a cache for three days, and this saved space still counts as part of your total storage?

Once your content with what you still have in your Box, as shown in the on-line interface, turn sync back on.

Then wait... and check every Connected Item for conflicts.

I moved everything, well almost everything Out of my Box, then re-loaded files in small batches, to get my stuff organized and such.

DropBox is Far From Perfect, remember. We all like it because it's free, ergo, it is designed for the lowest common denominator use.

Also, it is far from secure...

I have a similar problem, plus my photos upload from my iPhone 4 to my laptop as Tiff files, and I want to upload them into a pictures file I have on my laptop and as jpeg files, not Tiffs. Also, whenever I want to use a picture in an ad to buy or sell items, or send as an attachment in an email , dropbox is always the "go to " place that comes up to select pictures from, and then they won't be accepted by the ad sites as Tiff files, they have to be jpeg. Does anyone know how to re-set Dropbox to accept pictures as jpegs, and have my pictures file come up to select pictures from, instead of Dropbox? A lot to ask I realize, and I'm quite a luddite, and not so familiar with Windows 10. Thanks for any help you can offer.

Brian, being an iphone user, I know that any photos I take with the phone are in jpeg/jpg format. These photos should automatically upload "as is". Also docs, video files and any other file should always upload to dropbox as they are on your phone. I have never had them change their format. What photo program are you using on your phone?

Dropbox is one of the best ways to get photos or any other file onto your laptop, PC, or mac. Once everything is loaded into Dropbox, go to your computer and download/click&drag those files to any file on that computer.

Thanks Sherry, yes all my photos used to be uploaded to my pictures file as jpeg, but...since I have activated Dropbox, they are being uploaded as Tiffs. I don't recall at any time during the setting up of Dropbox changing any setting to have them uploaded as Tiff files, but all the photo's I've taken since activating Dropbox are in fact uploaded as Tiffs. I can convert them one at a time using the paint program, but that is laborious and frustrating. I have searched as many help sites as I can to find out why this is happening, and have even written directly to Dropbox to ask for help on this matter, but their answer did not directly address this issue. I'll have to keep digging, but it's frustrating as I need to use some of these pictures now , so I'll just have to keep converting them using Paint until I can come up with an answer. Thanks for your help though, greatly appreciated. Brian.

If you want the photos (or any files) completely out of DB and onto your desktop (I have a MAC but I'm sure there is a similar way for PC), open Finder and go into DB through Finder, from there, grab the folder or files you want and drag them to your desktop. I recently did this with vacation photos and I freed up 4GB.

I have 2 16tb drives in SHR. And one 3tb drive in a separate volume 2. I was about to remove the 3tb drive today, but realised it has photos installed on it. I have no data on that drive and the drive only holds photos app. Is there a way to move this photos app from volume 2 to volume 1.

All photos are stored on volume 1. I am not sure why the app is on volume 2. But if I uninstall the app and reinstall on vol 1, I lose all the settings, config and most importantly face recognition and indexation data. Any solution?

Whenever a folder or album gets too large I create new sub-folders or albums and I would like to move albums and photos within this modified organization but without ever creating duplicate names.

If you want to work with files and folders, I recommend looking at other software. There are lots of solutions that use files and folders organize photos. Professional photographers often use solutions like this in conjunction with editing tools. For example, ApolloOne states as one of its major features that it "does not use a database". Xn View is another example. Google will give you many others.

I suddenly lost the ability to move photos from one folder to another via drag and drop (and I don't think there's another method). I've reviewed a couple of posts on this topic and none of the solutions work. So far, I have tried using shift-option to reset the preferences. I've deleted the preferences file and restarted my Mac (numerous times). (All that has done is give me those annoying first-time startup messages.) I've also optimized my catalog. I've checked permissions and I have read and write permissions to both of the folders in question. I've run Disk First Aid and found no problems. But moving photos does not work.

I had this trouble a week or so ago, went on vacation, and when I returned, I was able to move one set of photos one time. After that, I lost the capability again. I get no error message; just nothing happens.

I go to the folder containing the photos I want to move. I click on the first photo in the series I want to move, then shift-click on the last photo, to highlight the series, and drag them to the destination folder. There are no error messages; just nothing happens. On the occasions where it has worked, there's a plus sign that appears as I'm dragging them, but when it doesn't work, there's nothing. After reading these forums, I'm careful not to select the edges of the photos, but it makes no difference where in the photo I select it.

While I'm describing attempting to move a series of photos, which is what I usually want to do, I've also tried just selecting one photo and dragging it, but I have the same problem. It doesn't move, no error messages, and it stays selected.

A single Click once on the central image in a photo thumbnail in a multiple selection will not de-select photos (it just makes that photo the 'most' selected preview with the brightest border) but if you click on a Border you will de-select all the other files.

iCloud Photos keeps your photos and videos safe, up to date, and available automatically on all of your Apple devices, on iCloud.com, and even your PC. When you use iCloud Photos, you don't need to import photos from one iCloud device to another. iCloud Photos always uploads and stores your original, full-resolution photos. You can keep full-resolution originals on each of your devices, or save space with device-optimized versions instead. Either way, you can download your originals whenever you need them. Any organizational changes or edits you make are always kept up to date across all your Apple devices. Learn how to set up and use iCloud Photos.

The photos and videos that you keep in iCloud Photos use your iCloud storage. Before you turn on iCloud Photos, make sure that you have enough space in iCloud to store your entire collection. You can see how much space you need and then upgrade your storage plan if necessary.

I have no idea how to do that. I moved them to some magical folder in Google Drive called "Google Photos". I have no idea what that folder does - it seems to be auto-synced with Google Photos in the way Google Photos app -> Google Photos folder, but not the other way (folder -> app) - nothing I put there appears in the actual Google Photos app.

If after clicking upload "google drive" doesn't show up, It's probably because your account is work/school. One workaround is to share the photos to a non-educational account, and follow the method given at the beginning of this answer.

I have noticed that when I try to organize my image collection, and place images in different albums, they do not move out of my Camera Roll, but they are copied to the album selected. I want to move these photos, not copy them, how is this done?

Yes, but in Gmail, when you label, it doesn't show up any more in the "inbox" it appears only under the label you want it. On the iOS , you have the photos appear in the All Photos, and in the Album you assigned it to... what's the point of this??? Why do I need to SEE the photos in both "places"???? I don't care if they "are" in the same place fisically, I care about the fact that I am unable to manage 10,000 photos like this. 9af72c28ce