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IPhoto will gather all pictures taken on the iPhone (or other iOS device) until this has been turned off, or until a new Photo Stream has been created. Remember you will need iPhoto 11 or later to have this feature at all, and iCloud set up must be for the same account as the iPhone (or iPad or iPod touch).

Click the big blue “Turn on Photo Stream” button to let iPhoto start importing the pictures from your iOS device to the Mac via iCloud.

Launch iPhoto and click “Photo Stream” from the left menu.

This allows the iOS device (iPhone in this example) to stream it’s images automatically to the Mac, with iPhoto being the receiver. Speaking of iPhoto, that’s the next place you’ll want to look, because you need to enable Photo Stream in iPhoto as well. Step 2: Enable Photo Stream in iPhoto for OS X You can also use individual shared streams if they have been shared and gathered by iPhoto.

Go to Settings, then “iCloud” and scroll down to “Photo Stream”.

Here’s how to do that in iOS, we’ll focus on an iPhone because most people use those to take pictures: To use the auto-updating Photo Stream screen savers in Mac OS X, you’ll first need to enable Photo Stream in iOS.