Why Photos for macOS says an image is an unsupported image format

Macworld
Oct 26, 2017, 8:00 am670 pts
With the recent release of operating system updates, you might see a message like this in Photos in macOS: The original image was captured in an unsupported image format. To view the full-resolution photo you need to upgrade to the latest version of macOS. It’s a new one, unique to asymmetric upgrading! If you…

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