It would no longer be in the Masters folder. Rather than the before in iPhoto it would move from the trash inside the iPhotos app to the trash bin on your dock then could be emptied and permanently deleted from your disk space. Which in fact they are not because the file can be found in the Masters folder under your library and disk space is still being consumed. I understand that the library is not duplicated, but the important thing to note is that if users are under the impression that they are clearing disk space by the statement that Photos says "Are you sure you want to delete the 1 photos permanently?" - "You cannot undo this action." They are under the impression that this is in fact permanently deleting the file and clearing disk space. I am quite aware of the relationship between the two, however the shared link doesn't revolve the question.
This question was asked and solved already but I have verified that "Delete All" in the hidden trash can in Photos does in fact not delete from your disk space! Have a video on my YouTube Channel iTJMacattack that shows this issue - for proof.
HOW PERMANENTLY DELETE FOLDERS FROM MAC NOTES APP HOW TO
How to delete pictures permanently from Photos app in my entire Mac?ĭoes anyone have a solution other than don't use Photos. This very frustrating coming from Apple who is pushing thinner profiles so SSD's with very limited storage, to give you the assumption that you are actually deleting these photos and videos when in fact you are not. HOW DO YOU VERIFY? In iPhoto if you select the picture then go to File - "Reveal in Finder" it will show that the picture you THOUGHT you deleted in Photos, is still there in the Master folder in your library!!įYI there is no way in Photos to find the file location, very sneaky because the app is not deleting these files. I then opened iPhoto, found the photos that I deleted inside the Photos app and viola they are still there, (these are not thumbnails!) these are the exact picture. BUT IT DID NOT DELETE THEM FROM YOUR MAC! If you then select to "Delete All" it asks you again are your sure and you click ok. When you select this it then shows all of your deleted pictures you selected in Photos.
Photos then puts the picture in a trash bin that is hidden in the File button on the task bar - "Show Recently Deleted". (I have imported my existing iPhoto library when I migrated to Photos on 10.10.3) Within the Photos app for OS X you cannot delete a picture permanently from your Mac.
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