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When I select a photo and want to make a change to the original, there is an item in the "File" menu called "Show Referenced File in Finder". This menu item is always greyed out. What's it there for if it never works?
I know, the Photos app *****. But what you can do is to export the photo to whichever directory you want by selecting the photo(s) and choose File --> Export --> Export photo(s)
léonie -
So since that's already been done. Would it work if I delete those imported photos. And do the import process again? What an inconvenience, but if that's how it is, that's how it is.
What is it you want to do that means you need direct access to the files via the Finder?
It is not complicated at all - use the finder and access them or use any photos software you want including Preview and access them - nothing could be easier
LN
connect the iPad to the Mac and use image capture (in your applications folder) to import the photos to disk and use as you want
LN
LarryHN - It really wasn't such an optional program, I first had to go through this ordeal to figure out to deactivate it. But at least you guys showed me how to get rid of its tentacles.
It does have to do with the topic of the thread! And I put some well deserved feedback in it as well. How can that be a waste of time?
hokerberg - I totally agree with you on this.
Photos: can't "Show Referenced File in Finder"
