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In looking to type this just now, there was a '1850 2.cr2' photo in 2011, with a '1850 4.cr2' in 2009. For instance, photos in 20.cr2, 1839 2.cr2, 1040.cr2, 1841 3.cr2 while in 2010 it was 1838 2.cr2, 1839.cr2, 1840 3.cr2, with no seeming reason in increasing the appended number up or down either forward or backward in time (of when the picture was taken). Now, when I exported them, since there were multiple file names that were the same, it appended a number to some, BUT it did it in a haphazard order (in retrospect I may have been able to change some setting to prevent this). It was nearly solved, but then I realized I had multiple different photos named 'IMG_2167' (only 3-4 it seems for each grouping) and I can't seem to tell where the gap is, if there is a gap at all. (PHPhotosErrorDomain error -1.)') and stripped it down to just the filenames and determined they are all in sequential order, the ones that are missing.

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20:13:32.286 Settings: folder organization: single folder, file naming: filename, file creation date: photo date, file modification date: photo date, existing files: Keep both, photo export type: unmodified original, format: JPG, quality: high, size: full size, include Live Photo videos: true, include all bursts: true, video quality: h264_1080p, and metadata: date, keywords, title, and caption' Took overnight, as I have 1.97 TB of photos, but it gave me a handy little log showing that everything exported except for about 400 some pictures. To elaborate: In the process, used PowerPhotos (v2) to assist. TL DR- is there a way to read asset 'numbers', such as asset: 56CDA012-50C8-4065-A1A4-2CF1A22955DF/L0/001 from a Photos Library?

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If you’re interested in PowerPhotos, there’s a free version you can try, but if you want to use the advanced features such as copying photos, merging libraries, and removing duplicate photos, you can purchase a license for $29.95.Trying to get better about my backup solutions and I'm in the process of exporting pics from Photos (with iCloud Library on if that makes a difference) to multiple external drives for redundancy.

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If you’re an existing user, the update is free. And if you haven’t titled your photo, its filename will now be displayed underneath the photo.

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You can also see how long a movie is in grid view.

Now you can heart you favorite photos with a heart icon in grid view. The photo browser’s got a few helpful tweaks. Also, your photos’ original filename will be kept so that when you copy photos that have been edited in the Photos app, they won’t be imported into the destination library with its unhelpful modified name (e.g. Because PowerPhotos allows you to work with multiple Photos libraries, now when you copy or merge Live Photos between libraries, both the photo and video components will be preserved. Version 1.6 has several new features to help you get your photo library in order. If you find yourself banging your head against Apple’s Photos app limitations, you may want to check out the latest version of PowerPhotos.

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