How to view photos transferred from an iPad to a Mac<article>
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<p>Regina Bell has a conflict set of needs relative to how Apple structures photo storage and cloud-based sync and access:</p>
<p>My iPad is running out of storage space. If I move photos to an external drive and delete the original photos from Photos, will they still be accessed by iCloud?</p>
<p>She’d also like to keep her photos in an iCloud Photo Library, but separate out the pictures she takes on her iPad.</p><p>You might not get quite what you want here using only Apple products, but you could reach the right solution with Google or Amazon.</p><p>The first option is to use the optimized option for iCloud Photo Library. In
Settings > iCloud > Photos flip the
Optimize iPhone/iPad Storage switch to on. This allows iOS to dump the full-resolution version of images and videos once they’re uploaded if the storage is needed for your iOS device. That might be the solution you need, but with only 32GB on your iPad, you still might constantly push up against the limit even with thumbnails.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3194729/photography/how-to-view-photos-transferred-from-an-ipad-to-a-mac.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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How to view photos transferred from an iPad to a Mac
