Raw images not Photo Streaming to Aperture

When I use the camera adapter to download from my SD card to my iPad both the raw and jpeg download. When the images are put onto Photo Stream only the jpeg makes it to Aperture on my iMac.

Photostream doesn't claim to work with all RAW images, the problem is that each manufacturer uses a proprietary RAW format, it would be difficult to keep up with all of them.

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Uploading Raw images to photo stream?

How do I upload raw images to photo stream in aperture? I can upload jpeg's, but my raw pictures don't go into photo stream when I add them.

Yes the photo stream seems to be a work in progress.
It's unclear exactly how it is suppose to work and reading the doc's doesn't help much, I've found contradictory information in a number of Apple's docs on the photo stream.
Some talk about a size limit to the stream, some mention that images are removed from the stream after 30 days (which isn't true at least in my case) then there is that one that talks about the number of uploads per hour but states that the information is provisional.
To be safe if there is an image in the stream that is no where else and I want to ensure its safety I will always copy it out of the stream and onto one of my systems.
Hopefully one day they will clarify all this.

Can't see shared photo streams in Aperture

I have created a number of photo streams and shared them with my wife.
My wife has accepted the streams and can see them on her iPhone.
She uses Aperture on the Mac but cannot see the streams there.
She has the three checkboxes on the photo streams tab checked, and her own photo stream is visible.
Under the web section in the Aperture library browser, photo stream doesn't appear - her Facebook entry shows up, but not photo stream.
Photo stream shows in the recent section of the library browser, but that is just the photos in my wife's own photo stream, you don't see the individual streams that I can see under photo stream under web in my Aperture view.
My wife has photo stream checked in settings -> iCloud on her Mac.
Any suggestions?

I attach four screenshots Yann - one is the project hierarchy - where you'll see PhotoStream appearing in Recent items, but not under the Web section (where you do see Facebook) and the other the preferences pane for PhotoStream in Aperture showing all three boxes checked.
Attachments one and two are from my wife's computer - where she's not seeing shared PhotoStreams.
Attachments three and four are from my computer - we I do see them.
What I notice when I compare these side by side is that there is a difference in the setting panel for photo stream between the two. Mine has a fourth option for shared photo streams - my wife's doesn't.
Yet both s/w versions for Aperture are 3.4.5. There is a difference in what is listed in the Aperture version after the version number, but both computers are fully up to date with no further updates available. (Final two images first my wife's then my s/w version)
Is your view/settings any different?

Photo Stream on Aperture making duplicates

I've been using photo stream with Aperture and my iphone with no problems since it first came out. But suddenly this week the photo stream feature on aperture started acting strange. Now every time I open Aperture, it downloads a new copy of photos that are already listed in photo-stream. Some photos are listed as many as 8 times
Above is a screenshot from my photo stream, the copies outlined in yellow. On my iphone there are only ~1000 photos in photo stream, but on aperture there are now 8000+ photos, with more downloading every time I reopen the application. I've read about other people having trouble with edited photos duplicated on photo-stream because of Aperture''s master / version system - but ALL of my photo stream photos are being duplicated, most of them were never touched.
I recently had my macbook repaired for an airport card failure - they also wiped the drive and had to restore from a Time Machine backup, but this problem did not arise until weeks after I did the restoration. If anyone has any idea how to stop this, I would really appreciate it.

I think it's the 30-day limitation. I've read that if you re-enable Photo Stream after restoring as you did on your iPad you only get the photos from the last 30 days. (Older photos seem to stay in your Photo Stream album on your device until you turn Photo Stream off, then turn it back on.)

Can't create new photo streams in Aperture

When I select new photos to add to a photo stream, I am not prompted to create a new photo stream, they are simply sent to the stock photo stream that is already shared between my iPhone and Aperture. How can I create new photo streams in Aperture if the standard method doesn't work for me? What is wrong with my setup that I can't follow the videos of instructions because I don't get a dialog box when I try to share?
Thanks,
Will

Is your Profile signature correct Mac OS X (10.7.5) ? Then you cannot create Shared Photo Streams. They require OS X Mountain Lion v10.8.2 and Aperture 3.4, see:
Using and troubleshooting shared photo streams.
You can create Shared Photo Streams with:
an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch using iOS 6
a Mac using OS X Mountain Lion v10.8.2 with Photo 9.4 or later or Aperture 3.4 or later
a PC using Windows 8, Windows 7, or Vista with the iCloud Control Panel 2.0 or later installed. (iCloud Control Panel 2.1 required with Windows 8.)
If your system is compatible with shared streams, check, if you have enabled shared streams in both the System Preferences and Aperture's Preferences.
iCloud: Photo Stream FAQ
iCloud: Photo Stream Troubleshooting
Regards
Léonie

IPad 2 w/IOS 5 no image in Photo Stream

I have turned all Photo Stream settings off, Reset Photo Stream, turned them back on, copied an image to it. The MBA iPhoto and iPhone 4 Photo apps see the image in Photo Stream.
The iPad 2 w/IOS 5 Photo app Photo Stream does not see the image. Other apps (for example PS Express) on the iPad see the image in Photo Stream. I have restarted the iPad and the Photo app.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Mike

FYI
Message sent to app developer and Apple feedback:
After upgrading to IOS 5 on iPad 2 I was unable to get my images to show in Photo Steam in the Photo app. I did all the restarts, resets, etc. without success.
The Photo Stream images were available in the PS Express app.
When importing from Photo using Photo Manager Pro two Photo Streams were available, one with zero and the other with the correct number of images. Also, Photo Manager Pro hangs for a few seconds when it starts.
I deleted Photo Manager Pro and the images were immediately available in the Photo app Photo Stream.
App Name: Photo Manager Pro
App Version: 3.2.4
Model: iPad
System: iPhone OS 5.0
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How to upload from iphoto to icloud in title order using photo share (not photo stream)?

I can get the albums within iphoto (V9.6) into title order, however when they are uploaded to icloud (photo share, not photo stream) they lose that order. Can the photo shared images on the icloud web link be uploaded/or organised into the order that I have painstakingly created?

December 2014 Case Resolved by midnorthcoast
I found Old Toad's remedy presented by Tedious Tom here Keeping desired order of photos when sharing on iCloud
After labelling (titling) each of the 300 or so images carefully in numerical order I wanted to be sure that that's how they would be viewed once uploaded from iPhoto to Photo Share (not Photo Stream). Note that I didn't want the ensuing iCloud weblink to be automatically emailed to others. I wanted to email the link personally. I find the automatic invitation's presentation confusing in regard to having to register to view the images or simply clicking the less obvious link. Plus I wanted the invitation to be more personal.
Here's how I did it:
Transferred images from Finder to their own album within iPhoto
With the album open, made sure images were in title order, View/Sort Photos/By Title
Selected all images
Followed Old Toad's advice (except I changed from 1 minute to 1 second), Photos/Batch Change/Set Date/Add 1 second between each photo
Shared with iCloud, Share/iCloud
Dialogue box comes up, Clicked on New photo stream
Another dialogue box, filled in one of my email addresses (not my iCloud identity), unticked Subscribers Can Post, ticked Public Website, clicked Share
Opened iCloud within iPhoto and waited until finished uploading
Highlighted the album, clicked Info, copied the weblink shown under Public Website and pasted into personal email invitations

When I takes pictures with my I phone they go to camera roll and not photo stream I it turned on on my phone any ideas?

When i take photos with my iPhone they go to my camera roll not photo stream. I have photo stream on any ideas?

taken pictures will always be saved first in camera-roll as it is the standard place. Only if Photostream is active, they will additionally be stream-cached to the virtual folder labeled "photostream".
The pictures thus live in two places, whereas the second place is not a real folder but a mirror of the photo-conent at icloud servers.
Videos do not go into the photostream at all, they only live in "camera-roll".

TS3989 photos in iphone are in camera roll not photo stream. Why?

I am trying to find photos in phtos stream on my mac book, but any pictures i take on my iphone only show up in camera roll not photo stream. the photo stream setting is "on"

anyone else have this issue?

Photo stream in aperture and iphoto are not working for me.

Can anyone help? I have been getting this message on Iphoto 11 9.2 (626) "iphoto was unable to connect to photo stream" and in Aperture "aperture was unable to connect to photo stream" everything is working on icloud except this.

Well, after banging my head on this for a few weeks, I looked at my logs.
PhotoStreamAgent was crashing over and over again.
Looked araound a bit, found nothing.
So, I removed all the PhotoStream related files from ~/Library/Prefereces/com.apple.iLifePhotoStream.*
Please do this at your own risk. It worked fine for me. I looked at the files before running this and saw nothing I couldn't live without. Figured, worst case I wiped out iCloud settings, and set them up again (which I've already done anyway trying to resovle this).
Open up a terminal (you should probably stop here if you don't know how to do that, but it's in Applications > Utilities)
cd Library/Preferences
ls com.apple.iLifePhotoStream.*
The last line will show you the files we're about to delete. You can stop now if you see something important.
Lastly:
rm com.apple.iLifePhotoStream.*
Go turn on Photo Stream in System Preferences and try again in Aperture. Worked first try for me after nothing else had.

Trying to get particular order of images in Photo Stream in Subscribers playback

I'm new to Photo Streaming and would like some advice if someone can help, please.
I've created a shared photo stream on my iPhone 5 (iOS 7) and sent an invitation to a friend to view it. He doesn't have an iOS device, so he has to view it via the public URL. However, we can see that the one and only video that I've included in the stream is positioning differently to how it appears in my photo stream on my iPhone. In iPhoto (from where my iPhone sources the images via syncing in iTunes) I manually positioned the video at the end of the stills within its album, and when I play a slideshow from my photo stream on my iPhone the video appears at the end of the group where I intended it to be, but when my friend views the photo stream on line from his computer, either with or without using the slideshow, the video clip is still in the middle of the stills!
I tried deleting the photo stream, going back into iPhoto on my computer and changing the video's title (to a number greater than the number of the last still in the album), then re-syncing via iTunes back to my iPhone, creating a new photo stream & re-inviting my friend, but this hasn't worked — the video is still appearing in the middle of the stills on his computer, (in the same original position it was taken on the camera).
Does anyone know why this is happening? Would appreciate advice, thanks.
(If the Subscribers choose to view the images via the Slideshow I would prefer the video comes at the end, rather than have it interrupt the stills)

It is a valid question, but I fear the safest way to get an answer is to try it.
Aperture understands some of the incamera settings, but not all. I never saw a list of exactly which settings it understands. The most striking example, in my opinion, is if you set the image to Monochrome picture control in the camera. Nikon software will see it as black and white, but Aperture will display the image in colour. As there is a sharpening associated with the picture control, I assume that sharpening will be ignored by Aperture.
If you find somewhere else to set the sharpening in the camera, it is possible that it will be understood by Aperture.

Should i keep pictures in photo stream in aperture, or copy them in a different folder

I have photo stream turned on from ipad and iphone. All pics taken from these devices will appear in photo stream on my Imac aperture.
If i delete some pictures on my iphone, will it delete them from my photosteam on my Imac? Will I lose those pictures?
If i want to keep them forever on my Imac (since the storage is much bigger than iphone), do i have to copy those pictures to a different project or can i let them into photo stream project?

You will see the images in the Photo Stream View - My Photo Straem only for a month at most; then they may be removed from the stream. You need to import them into Aperture into a project to keep them permanently; just drag them to a project of your choice.
If you have enabled "Automatic Import" for "My PhotoStream", the import will be done automatically on a monthly basis. Aperture will copy the PhotoStream images to projects named by month and year, like "Dez 2012 Photo Stream".
See: iCloud: Photo Stream FAQ
or iCloud: Photo Stream troubleshooting
for more information.
Regards
Léonie

A better manual? & what about photo stream from Aperture?

Is there a better manual for ATV other than the one that came with it? I find that one VERY lacking in operating instructions for the ATV.
And what about setting up to stream photos from my photos in Aperture? The only options in the menu are Flickr, Mobile Me and to sync. Syncing all my photos would really eat up the HD space! I would rather stream.
Looks like the option to stream photos from Aperture was eliminated with the last ATV firmware update. What gives Apple??

I have a similar problem using photo stream, turned it on the other day after I had been emailing pics from my laptop and then opened mail on my iPad and opened pics which were all high resolution, photos looked great in photos and albums, but a couple of hours later when they had downloaded in photo stream they were pixelated. They also streamed to my iPhone 4 and the same problem there. A couple of months ago I installed iPhoto on my phone and edited a pic that was on my phone and when saved it also pixelated. I'm beginning to think this is maybe the cause of this, because as I have said, these are high res files and look great when viewed through camera roll, photos or albums, it's only the photo stream folder that is affected. Does photo stream down sample images? Doesn't explain why the iPhoto edit on my phone pixelated though. real curious as to why this is happening, maybe just turn photo stream off.

HT201317 How do I select all images in Photo Stream without selecting them individually?

Rather than selecting 1000 images individually is there a way to select all of them in one hit?

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.

Canon 350D Raw images not recognised

Hi,
I'm using a Canon 350D (UK version of Digital Rebel XT) and OS X (specifically preview and iPhoto) won't recognise the .cr2 raw images it produces.
The images have finder thumbnails but if I try to open them I get:
The document "xxx.cr2" could not be opened.
Couldn't open the file. It may be corrupt or a file format that Preview doesn't recognize.
In iPhoto I get an 'Unreadable files' alert telling me it can't read them and then lists the files.
I know that it should work fine and am stuck in terms of what I'm doing wrong.
This problem has existed since I was on 10.4.7 when I bought the computer and camera - I'm now on 10.4.9. I did download the Aperture trial to see if that helped and had the same problems. Reinstalling OS X made no difference.
Any ideas?
Iain
Imac 20" C2D Mac OS X (10.4.9)

Actually, I was getting support for my Canon Powershot S50 in 10.4.8 (at least I could open the Raw files, although Image Capture mysteriously stopped downloading them from the camera), after doing the 10.4.9 Combo update Preview announced it could not open the files. I went in and hacked this file:
"/System/Library/Frameworks/ApplicationServices.framework/Versions/A/Frameworks/ ImageIO.framework/Versions/A/Resources/Raw.plist"
Changed the entry for Canon S60 (which I don't have) to Canon S50. Preview will now open the files, haven't tried Image Capture yet to see if it is still broken (works fine in Panther BTW). See this discussion in MacOSXHints:
http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20051101035330228
It worked sort of for me (at least I can open the Raw files I already have).
Francine
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