Hello everyone.
When trying to put some photos in a shared album in Photos, I get this message. the Mac has Ventura 13.3.1.
I don't know if it's connected but these photos don't look sharp when I clic on them, I need to edit them and they get sharp.
Thanks for your help
iMac 21.5″
I am having the exact same issue. I upload images from my Canon SLR to Apple Photos. These are RAW images. After I edit them they appear blurry on Photos. When I go back to edit mode the blurriness goes away. I am unable to upload them to a shared album. I get a message "The operation couldn’t be completed. (PHResourceLocalAvailabilityRequestErrorDomain error 0.)" I have tried rebooting, opening and closing other Photo libraries and nothing seems to fix it. Th original RAW images don't seem to cause any issues... able to upload them to the shared albums. Mine is a "managed" library per the question on this thread.
I was having the same issue. I uploaded an NEF picture I took on my Nikon. I could not share the edited NEF file through Google Drive, Email, text message, export to desktop, nothing seemed to work. I finally exported as PNG and it worked. The file size is still large and it doesn't appear that any detail/quality was lost. Once I converted to PNG, I was able to share anyway I wanted.
To convert to PNG:
on MacBook photo app, select picture; file to export 1 photo; under kind, select PNG; select destination, and that's it.
I hope that helps.
I had the same problem and finally realized the solution. It's actually very simple.
Apparently, you can't put RAW files in a Shared Album. All I needed to do was export my RAW files to a folder and select JPG prior to beginning the export. I then put the new JPG files back into Photos. I could then successfully upload the JPG files to a Shared Album. Easy, teezy.
A managed library is where the original file is copied into the library's package used from there.
A referenced library is where the original file is not copied into the library but remains where it was when imported. You then assume the responsibility of maintaining the source files and when deleting a file from the library, the source file is not deleted automatically. You must go to where the source file is located and delete it manually.
The managed library is the default. It's not recommended to use a referenced library. There are too many pitfalls in using them which can really mess up a library.
If you look in the Photos/General settings pane you can check, as in the screenshots I provided, to see if it's a managed or reference library.
The same thing just happened to me today. It's utterly annoying.
A couple things - I used RAW Power to edit within Photos. Same issue as sriram194. However, if I open RAW Power and edit there (as it uses the Photos library), I don't get the issue.
Still no resolution on this? I simply cropped a RAW photo and received same error message sharing it to shared album. When I removed the crop, the same photo could be shared to same shared album without issue.
My library is Managed, Encrypted, Non-iCloud (Apple doesn't offer enough storage to accommodate my library).
Same is happening to me. I had run into a similar problem a year or so ago, only then when I tried to create a shared album, Photos would crash. It no longer crashes, but now this new problem - I can create the album but the selected Nikon RAW photos won't upload and generated the same error code. I did not encounter this problem when I created and uploaded photos from Nikon RAW files a month ago. In both cases, some photos were edited with Skylum Aurora HDR (an extension accessed through Photos).
Ok. I just tried uploading photos 3 at a time and it worked - for the first 9 of 12 photos. I created and uploaded three photos as Step 1, then uploaded two more batches of three. But the last batch of three doesn't seem to want to go. I tried uploading just one of the last three and it still won't go.
Are you running a "managed" or "referenced" library?
Do you have iCloud Library enabled and, if you do, do you also have "Optimize Mac Storage" enabled?
I've learned something. Thanks ! It looks it's a managed library : Copy items to the photos library checked. I join a screen shot.
Is your Photos Library by any chance on an encrypted volume? This can cause photos to look blurry, if the photos are not quickly enough decrypted, when Photos wants to use them.
I don’t get what is “managed” or “referenced” library.
It’s non an ICloud library, it’s on my MAC, the location is “My name/Pictures/Photos Library”.
No, it’s not on un encrypted volume, they are on the disk of the MAC. They are uploaded from my Nikon. It become like that after I’ve edited them. Some are ok, some not. I don’t get the differences.
Last update: I now appears that one of my 12 photos is problematic. If it is included in the batch, apparently none of the files will upload.
Com Google HTT status error 403
ERROR : The operation couldn’t be completed. (PHResourceLocalAvailabilityRequestErrorDomain error 0.)
