I do not understand the reasoning behind sacking the camera roll.
But even if I would...it would not solve my problem.
I would like to have an efficient way to scroll to all my pictures w/o the white space of the 'years-view'.
Is there an efficient way to select all pictures and move them into one album?
Tanks
Chris
iPhone 5, iOS 8
Camera roll is gone, but is not gone:
http://appleinsider.com/articles/14/09/19/goodbye-camera-roll-where-to-find-your -photos-in-ios-8
Thanks Lex,
sorry for not explaining this in more detail.
If I use the collections/years view I can see all my picutres, but I also have a lot of white-space between all the locations/years.
Instead I would like to see just a stream of all my pictures on my iphone or icloud.
Regards
Chris
Hi Chris,
I do not have the same problem with the changes as you have, because I always bring the photos to the Mac with Dropbox, and then put them in my photo application (iPhoto and Lightroom). Never use the iPhone to look at photos.
But I tried to get it into your idea. Did not succeed.
Then with DiskAid I copied them from the iPhone (years) into the mac in a folder called allyear. Then put/imported that folder in iPhoto, then selected that album in iTunes->Photos and synced to the iPhone and got it in a album that way.
It is too ridiculous to write down, really, but I hope somebody more familiar with iOS8 will find the "crux".
Lex
Thanks for answering again,
the 'functionality' I am asking for is simply something which was available in ios7.
All pictures taken with the iphone camera werr put into a folder called camera roll.
but it seems this is gone now. And I do not know how to get that functionality back.
Thanks anyway
Chris
I will do some investigations. In the meantime, where you find 'solutions' for issues often is osxdaily , be quick and look there.
Hope you find something.
I will come back as soon as I find some solution.
Lex
CameraRoll is gone how to create an all-photo-album
