Mac users are complaining about low-resolution photos when they download an original file from the cloud to its macOS library.
Published Dec 30th, 2022 10:00AM ESTWith iCloud, Apple did a clever trick so users can have all their photos on all devices, even if they don’t have enough storage. That said, Mac users are complaining about low-resolution images when they download an original file from the cloud to its macOS library.thread with over 400 comments brought this issue to people’s attention:
I own the newest MacBook Pro with M1 Max, the Apple Studio Display and an iPhone 14 Pro Max. I also own the most expensive Cloud storage plan for 2TB and have 1 Gigabit internet speed. So when I view something on my device, I want it to look incredible – that’s why I literally spent thousands of dollars on my devices.launch, Apple offers two ways to store content on any device: Having all the original files or a preview of the images.
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