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<blockquote data-quote="MacInWin" data-source="post: 1780165" data-attributes="member: 396914">Nope, this forum supports all Macs, all versions of the OS and all versions of the various apps. We have users on everything from Leopard onward. Hence the questions. I cannot give you specific suggestions on how to accomplish what you want, there are others here who can and most likely will. However, I will say that with 11,000 photos syncing from the iPhone to the cloud and back down to your Mac will take quite a while.As for getting last night's photos from the iPhone to Photos, that's pretty easy. Attach your iPhone to your Mac, open Photos and on the sidebar on the right you should see your iPhone. Click on that icon and the main window will show everything from the iPhone, probably sorted into Already Imported and New Photos. You can then select the New ones you want and then click the Import new Photos button and they will be pulled in.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MacInWin, post: 1780165, member: 396914"] Nope, this forum supports all Macs, all versions of the OS and all versions of the various apps. We have users on everything from Leopard onward. Hence the questions. I cannot give you specific suggestions on how to accomplish what you want, there are others here who can and most likely will. However, I will say that with 11,000 photos syncing from the iPhone to the cloud and back down to your Mac will take quite a while. As for getting last night's photos from the iPhone to Photos, that's pretty easy. Attach your iPhone to your Mac, open Photos and on the sidebar on the right you should see your iPhone. Click on that icon and the main window will show everything from the iPhone, probably sorted into Already Imported and New Photos. You can then select the New ones you want and then click the Import new Photos button and they will be pulled in. [/QUOTE]

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