AirDrop - Photos out of order
Fureteur54
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Hello,
I use Air Drop to transfer my photos from my iPad to my partner's, but... she receives them completely out of order which is very frustrating for following the chronology of a trip! How can I fix this issue? Additionally, how can I move photos around in "Camera Roll" when it's possible to do so in "Albums"? Thank you.
Configuration: Windows / Internet Explorer 11.0
I use Air Drop to transfer my photos from my iPad to my partner's, but... she receives them completely out of order which is very frustrating for following the chronology of a trip! How can I fix this issue? Additionally, how can I move photos around in "Camera Roll" when it's possible to do so in "Albums"? Thank you.
Configuration: Windows / Internet Explorer 11.0
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Hello,
In "Film", it's like in the "Photos" line of Photos or iPhoto, it's sorted by name or by date according to the choices.
To arrange your photos in a chosen order, like in Photos or iPhoto, you need to put them in an album. So, on the iPad, you need to create a dedicated album for the desired photos. You can create an album that contains all the photos, or just part of them, and you can create as many albums as you wish.
To have the photos automatically sorted in alphabetical order, you might consider batch renaming them by adding a series of letters and/or numbers before the original name, or by completely renaming them. There is a free utility that can rename all files as desired. I recommend starting with copies placed in a dedicated folder during the initial trials of this utility. This application can be found here:
http://pecora.io/en/mac/Renamer4Mac/
Best regards.
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Always indicate your system configuration completely - exact model of computer, exact version of OS.
In "Film", it's like in the "Photos" line of Photos or iPhoto, it's sorted by name or by date according to the choices.
To arrange your photos in a chosen order, like in Photos or iPhoto, you need to put them in an album. So, on the iPad, you need to create a dedicated album for the desired photos. You can create an album that contains all the photos, or just part of them, and you can create as many albums as you wish.
To have the photos automatically sorted in alphabetical order, you might consider batch renaming them by adding a series of letters and/or numbers before the original name, or by completely renaming them. There is a free utility that can rename all files as desired. I recommend starting with copies placed in a dedicated folder during the initial trials of this utility. This application can be found here:
http://pecora.io/en/mac/Renamer4Mac/
Best regards.
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Always indicate your system configuration completely - exact model of computer, exact version of OS.