Uploading will automatically restart at the next hour, day or month, depending on which limit was reached.
Both iPhoto and Aperture will pause uploading to My Photo Stream when they reach the maximum. When you import large numbers of photos to either iPhoto or Aperture, you could potentially reach any of the limits listed above if you selected Automatic Upload in My Photo Stream preferences.To avoid this, turn off My Photo Stream when you import photos to iPad or iPhone using the Camera Connection Kit. If My Photo Stream is on and you're connected to a wireless network, you could reach any of the above limits. When you import photos to an iPad or iPhone using the Camera Connection Kit, photos save directly to your Photos tab.Keep the following in mind when you import photos: Videos can be up to 15 minutes in length. Video and file formats for Shared Albums: MP4 and QuickTime file types, and H.264 and MPEG-4 Video file formats.Images for My Photo Stream: JPEG, TIFF, PNG and most RAW formats.iCloud stores the photos that you upload to My Photo Stream for 30 days to give your devices plenty of time to connect to iCloud and download them. Find out how to save photos from My Photo Stream or a shared album to your device. Photos uploaded to Shared Albums or My Photo Stream don't count against your iCloud storage. Maximum number of invites a shared album owner may send per day: 200.Maximum number of comments per photo or video in a shared album: 200 (a comment can be either a like or a text entry).
For example, in the same day you could upload 10,000 photos to My Photo Stream, then share those 10,000 photos or 10,000 other photos. These sharing limits are separate from the upload limits above. Maximum number of photos and videos from a single contributor across all shared albums, per day: 10,000.Maximum number of photos and videos from a single contributor across all shared albums, per hour: 1000.These are the Shared Albums hourly and daily limits:
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