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04-09-2015 08:54 AM
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    I traveled overseas earlier this year and saved a lot of photos and videos (18gb) to iCloud, while optimising storage on my phone.

    How can I get them to my Mac without uploading/syncing my entire library (600gb) to iCloud?

    I have tried downloading from iCloud.com and it was a terrible failure - I can't be sure that full resolution photos and videos were downloaded.
    04-09-2015 07:42 AM

  2.  kch50428 said: Apr 09 2015 | 8:54 am EDT Best Answer

    Originally Posted by iMore Question
    I can't be sure that full resolution photos and videos were downloaded.
    It's designed to store the full resolution on iCloud, so that's what you will download.
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    kch50428
    Originally Posted by iMore Question
    I can't be sure that full resolution photos and videos were downloaded.
    It's designed to store the full resolution on iCloud, so that's what you will download.
    04-09-2015 08:54 AM
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