I'm using OS X Yosemite 10.10.5. I have connected my Canon PowerShot A3400 IS Camera via USB to my Mac and automatically a window launched that imported my photos. The Photos application (version 1.0.1 (215.65.0)) launched and I can see my photos within it. My question is, where on the file system are these photos? I want to import these into a Google photo album but don’t see any option in the Photos application to save them somewhere and I can’t seem to find them in the Finder app.
Where on the file system are the photos imported to
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Best Answer
If you're using the Photos application then your imported pictures can be found at:
This is a special folder. If you double click on it in Finder it'll open the Photos application instead of showing you the contents of the folder. To see the contents, right click on the folder in Finder and select
Show Package Contents
from the menu.Once you're inside the special folder the unaltered master photos are in the
Masters
sub-directory sorted in to year and then month then day sub-folders.If you're trying to find the path to the location from a Terminal command line it's: