I'm assuming that, since I received no replies to my question, it must be impossible to copy more than one file at a time to the camera roll. I rechecked and I actually have more than 1800 JPEG files to get onto the camera roll -- I am not going to do that many one-at-a-time! I don't know whether to be more irritated with Apple for not providing a batch mechanism or with the app developers for restricting their input to the camera roll (unless that's an Apple requirement).
Logically, if something is copied into the Auto Import folder, well, iPhoto automatically imports it. Install Dropbox onto your Mac. By default, DropBox will place it’s folder in /Users/Your account name/Dropbox. These instructions will assume that’s where your Dropbox folder is located. I have an Android phone and wanted to automatically save photos that I take in iPhoto, similar to the Photo Stream feature that iPhones have. Dropbox has a feature that automatically uploads photos that you take into a folder called 'Camera Uploads,” which is synced across all of my devices, so was a perfect candidate for creating a cross-platform Photo Stream. Delete photos from Dropbox that have been deleted from iPhoto since last export-k write keywords into the exported files-u update the exported files if they have been changed in iPhoto since last export –size resize images when exporting 1920 resize them to a maximum size of 1920 in either height or width. –iPhoto specifies the iPhoto. Popular cloud storage service Dropbox on Monday announced an update that will give Mac users new capabilities when it comes to uploading, storing, and sharing both screenshots and iPhoto libraries.
Sometimes it's really difficult to defend Apple's 'user friendly' reputation.
Sync Iphoto To Dropbox
Jun 12, 2014 7:59 PM