HT201317 How do I view all photos from my photo stream on my PC?

When talking to an Apple employee, they stated that I had 374 photos in my photo stream but when bringing it up on my PC under pictures/photostream I can only get 114. Why can't I get the other 260 photos?

If your system meets the iCloud system requirements for photo stream (OS X 10.7.2 or later and iPhoto '11 9.2 or later or Aperture 3.4), you can sign into your iCloud account and enable photo stream, as explained here: http://www.apple.com/icloud/setup/mac.html. This will import photo stream photos added in the last 30 days. To import ealier photos you would need to create a shared photo stream that included these photos and invite yourself, as explained here: http://help.apple.com/icloud/#mmc0cd7e99.
Another option is to save them to your camera roll (if not already there) by opening your my photo stream album, tapping Edit, tap the photos, tap Share, tap Save to Camera Roll. Once in the camera roll, they can be imported to iPhoto on your Mac using your USB cable, as explained here: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4083.

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HT201317 how do I view all photos in my icloud

Hi so I know I have more photos in I cloud then what is streamed to my Iphone how do I pull them up? thanks

Photo stream only keeps photos for 30 days. After that, they are removed from photo stream but will remain on your device (up to 1000 photos). If you just connected your phone to photo stream, it will only receive photos added in the last 30 days as older photos are no longer there.

How can I view all photos from a specific year?

How can I view all photos taken in one calendar year like 2010? Is there a way to filter this way?

Yes, create a smart album or a search with a "Date" rule or a Calendar rule.
For example: New > Smart Album
Add Rule: Date
Capture year is 2010.
or: Add Rule: Calendar
and click-step the year back to 2010:
In the Calendar it is a bit cumbersom to select a whole year, because it will only show 3 month at once. Select the first day and then scroll to to the end oft the year.

How do you view your photo stream?

If you are away from a computer, how do you view your photos on your photo stream?

You'd need an Apple mobile device running iOS 7 and logged into your iCloud account.
If you create a Shared Photo Stream and know the URL of it you can access the photos from any computer via its browser.

HT201317 How do I use ICloud Photo stream on one computer with two differenet Apple Id's. My husband and I each have seperate ID's but one computer.

How do I use ICloud Photo stream on one computer with two differenet Apple Id's. My husband and I each have seperate ID's but one computer.

You have to have an iOS device (iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch) or Mac to create an iCloud account. However, if you tell your friend to create a shared photo stream and turn on Public Website, he/she will then be able to send you a link that will allow you to view the photos on the internet using your web browser. You would not be able to comment on the photos as this requires an iCloud account, but you would be able to view them.
You can refer your friend to this link for assistance with this: http://help.apple.com/icloud/#mmc0cd7e99.

HT201317 how do I save my photo stream photos to my camera roll? It's not working.

how do I save my photo stream photos to my camera roll? It's not working.

Photo stream photos are not included in your backup, only camera roll photos are. Photo stream photos can only be accessed from an iOS device or computer that is signed into your iCloud account and has photo stream enabled. However, they only remain in iCloud for 30 days; if the photos are older than that they are no longer available to download.
If the photos were in the camera roll on your 3GS when you last backed it up, restoring the backup to another iPHone should recover them. If this is an iCloud backup, you'll need to do this before the backup is 180 days old or Apple will delete it.
If you need to restore the iCloud backup to your 4s, back up your 4s to your computer using iTunes, then restore the iCloud backup of your old phone to it, import the recovered photos to your computer (as explained here: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4083), then restore your phone to the iTunes backup your made earler to recover your data.

HT201317 how do i turn off photo stream on my pc

how do i turn off photo stream on my pc? becuase i deleted itunes from my computer and its still on and it still gets my photos.

Go to control panel, search for 'iCloud", double-click iCloud to open the iCloud control panel for Windows, then uncheck photo stream. If you want to keep any photo stream photos on your PC, be sure to copy them to a separate folder (outside of the photo stream folder) before unchecking photo stream.

HT1349 HOw do I view my photo stream on my Windows XP computer?

I am unable to view my photo stream from my IPhone on my computer. Photo stream is working on Iphone fine.

You can't sign into iCloud using Windows XP. It currently requires Windows 7 or 8. You'll have to access your data on icloud.com using your browser.
You can add your iCloud email account to the email client on your computer by using these settings: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4864, but that's about it.

HT201317 How do I save my photo stream photos to my PC? What do I enable in my control panel?

How do I save my photo stream photos to my PC? What do I enable in my control panel?

You can just import them using your usb cable without buying anything, as explained here: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4083. The iPhoto iOS app is for editing your photos, it won't import them to your PC.

HT201317 how to transfer OLD my photo stream photos from ipad2 to my laptop

I am trying to transfer all of my My Photo Stream photos from my ipad 2 to my windows laptop. A few of them did transfer, but the majority did not. I have seen posts that say this has happened to them, but no direct answer as to why or how to get them ALL to tranfer?? If that for some reason cannot be done, does anyone have any advice as to how to hook up my ipad2 to some type of device and print them off on a printer?? Is that even possible?? My basic problem is I do not want to lose some special photos that are on my photo stream. If I ever update my ipad2 again, it will obviously wipe them all out. Which make absolutely NO SENSE to me. I just want to save my photos somewhere other than icloud, BUT that is where they are stored??? This is exhausting to say the least!!! Any help or suggestions would be much appreciated.

Just to add to my above dilemma...they were initially on my iphone and on my ipad until an update was done on my phone and to my surprise, my backup icloud was not "on" on my phone, BUT it was on my ipad2 so at least they weren't gone FOREVER. I am scared to update ANYTHING on any of my Apple devices for fear of losing what I already have on them. That also makes no sense...but here I am asking anyway.

HT201317 How do I include all photos in photo stream on Apple TV?

I can only see photo stream photos as of march 19, but I have them from a year ago. How do I get them to photo stream on my Apple TV? They are on my iPad under photo stream

iCloud only keeps photos in your photo stream for 30 days, but they will remain on your iPad (up to 1000 photos) until you delete them. I believe Apple TV will only display the photos that are still in your photo stream, not photos earlier than 30 days ago.
If the older photos are on your iPad, you could always open them on your iPad and use AirPlay to display them on your Apple TV.

How do I view all photos NOT tagged in Places (Aperture 3)

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TS3989 How do I view my photo stream from ipad and iphone on icloud?

I have icloud on but it does not show my photos or photo stream when I log into icloud on my PC.

My photo stream photos only remain in iCloud for 30 days, allowing enough time for your devices to download them. They are not backed up, only your camera roll photos are backed up. If all your photo stream photos are older than 30 days, you would not get them back when you signed back into your iCloud account. Shared photo streams remain in iCloud indefinitely and should reappear on your device when you sign back in.

HT201317 How do I edit a photo stream name once I've already created it

I can't edit my photo stream name once I created before I downloaded the OS 7 I could

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How do i view all photos on ipad that haven't been added to an album yet?

I have over a thousand pictures on my iPad. I want to sort them into albums. But I am running into difficulties.
(1) After adding a bunch of images to various albums, I am sure I missed a few. Is there a way to just see ONLY those pictures that have NOT yet been added to any album? Can this be done in Photos app, or do I have to buy iPhoto or something else?
(2) Is there any app that can overlay on top of each image thumbnail a set of icons where each overlaid icon represents one of the albums that the photo is currently in?
Thanks.

No... the whole point of my question is that I want to organize my photos on my iPad prior to putting them on my computer. I have a lot of "dead time" on the bus/train/plane where using iPad for this would be ideal. I find it shocking that it lacks this basic capability in the built-in software.
Surely there must be an app which can access the images I've already imported to iPad using the Camera Connection Kit, and allow me to sort them out into folders or albums. Photos app already does most of what I'd like it to do, but it does not let you filter images by which albums they don't belong to. I.e. you can't see which images aren't sorted into at least one album yet. Photos app also lacks metadata viewing/filtering/tagging/rating. Heck even my PS3 can show metadata...!
I am constantly mystified at Apple's lack of what I would consider pretty basic features. There are some ideas, like the classic Mac GUI file/folder desktop analogy, that to me are timeless. I have yet to see the benefit or advantage to iOS's crippling lack of the ability to work with files in a logical or direct way. I do understand how letting the app itself organize its own documents into directories itself helps it keep track of files for the purposes of using CoreData to create more informative views and organizational structures. However in Unix there are abundant ways to have this cake and eat it too -- you can do what TimeMachine does, which is to create hard links to files, so any given file can simultaneously exist in multiple different folders without necessitating duplicated data. Why can't Photos app therefore let me organize my files into folders the way I want to, in a standard, Mac-like way, without disrupting its own DB, simply by usig hard links or symbolic links, or something like this? Why not have file system layer that refers to each file by a UUID instead of by a directory path?
I am so tired of the gimped file system of iOS. First they said it was for security on iPhone. But then when iPad came out and it was the same way, then the excuse changes to, "People just like it better this way, and so should you." Wait, so 1984-2007 didn't happen...? You can't suddenly act like the Macintosh desktop analogy is suddenly an irrelevant bad idea. Just because people suffer through the lameness that is iTunes File Sharing, doesn't mean they universally would like it better if they could just access their files right in the Finder instead of through a kludge-funnel.

HT201317 How do I view all photos from my photo stream on my PC?

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