

I opened photos, and it seems to be working.

I deleted iPhoto Library and Photos Library.photoslibrary_prepare. What is the best way to clean up the duplicates (if they really are duplicates), without losing my photos ? I'm fine "using" the Photos "App". I used to use Aperture as well, but Yosemite has rendered it useless. I want to still be able to access my photos on my mac. I just want to delete the duplicate library, but I don't know how to verify that they are indeed duplicates, or somehow connected to Photos. I can't use iPhoto anymore because Yosemite doesn't let me. IPhoto Library - 44.81GB (Migrated Photo Library) Photos Library 2 -Ĥ4.51GB (Photos Library) Photos Library.photoslibrary_prepare - 43.85GB (Folder) The "Pictures" folder is ~130GB+ in size! When I open it I see: When I upgraded to Yosemite, I was forced to use the "Photos" app which "migrated" my photos.

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