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Sep 14, 2015 7:45 PM in response to Woodwynby LarryHN,are these albums or smart albums?
Where arroyo looking for the albums? It might help to show the sidebar (I find that the best way to work) view menu ==> show sidebar.
And that is no known bug on migrating albums (note you do not "Import" iPhoto libraries - you migrate them - if you were to import one you would have a total mess with no albums and multiple copies of photos and of face thumbnails, etc)
see How Photos handles content and metadata from iPhoto and Aperture - Apple Support
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Sep 15, 2015 12:31 PM in response to LarryHNby Woodwyn,These are regular albums I've manually organized, although there is one smart folder.
I am using the album sidebar, but all of my previous iPhoto albums are not there.
And you are right, I'm not importing from iPhoto, Basically all I'm doing is launching Photos for the first time and then letting it migrate my old iPhoto database. When it's done, as I say, very few of my albums are included. I'm aware it leaves my iPhoto database untouched, which is how I'm able to continue using iPhoto. When the Photos app didn't properly organize my iPhoto albums as they were, I deleted the Photos database and tried the migration process again, with the same results.
And according to your link, all of those albums should appear. But they don't.
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Sep 15, 2015 1:49 PM in response to Woodwynby LarryHN,they should
Backup your iPhoto library and hold down the option and command keys while launching iPhoto - from the first aid window repair permission and then rebuild the database - then drag the rebuilt iPhoto library to the Photos icon in the docn=k and migrate again - hopefully this time it will work as advertised
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