High Sierra photo editing slow
I upgraded to High Sierra on a Mac Pro 2015. I notice Photo editing runs slow. Any edits that I make lag for a few seconds before showing up.
MacBook Pro, iOS 11.0.2
I upgraded to High Sierra on a Mac Pro 2015. I notice Photo editing runs slow. Any edits that I make lag for a few seconds before showing up.
MacBook Pro, iOS 11.0.2
Same... Photo retouching VERY slow. My library all on top spec 2014 iMac (Fusion drive). Nothing in iCloud. Only happened after High Sierra upgrade - all background processes completed as far as I can tell.
Still no fix from Apple on this. Looking at the recent news regarding iphones, I wonder if folks with brand new macs are also having this experience with Photos.
Yes read my post. I just bought a brand new Mac, upgrade from 2014. Touch bar retina etc etc got everything possible on it, 4,000 dollar Mac same thing
I have same problem on April 2017 iMac. Two sessions with Customer Service provided no help at all. Apple doesn't acknowledge a problem.
Thanks, I had tried everything to stop Photos from crashing. I was going to take iMac 27 inch into Apple, but now I'll wait for fix. Bulking to carry especially if there is currently not fix.
"This is the first time I've ever been truly disappointed and frustrated with an Apple upgrade."
Agreed.
I don't see any software update for photos on my system - where did you find out about it?
RAW editing on my Mac has become completely unusable too.
There are no "updates" to Photos ever, Photos is part of the OS and is updated when you update the OS - the current version is High Sierra 10.13.2 with Photos 3.0
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I hope the engineers really work on the issue, and not dismiss it as some apple support people have done, based in some other replies here. Your example does provide some hope for a future update.
Apple support confirmed in replicating the behavior on his own system, finally created internal Apple tickets to follow up.
Not the hardware. Software is hanging. Other programs run fine.
Has anyone considered downgrading to Sierra as a possible solution?
I too have 16Gb of RAM and it's certainly underutilized at present. I'd love to see such a machine.
I updated to 10.13.3 and everything is as slow as always.
What a mess.
And since Apple is so "secretive" about everything, we have no guarantee of when a fix is coming.
What a joke.
It looks like my problem completely went away after applying the update of 10.13.3 :-)
Good to hear if over time, it turns out to really be the case, but in my situation (and I suspect many others here) the issue is still there even after 10.13.3.
High Sierra photo editing slow