Another really bad thing is that iPhoto can completely mess up date and time of your photos. So after all, I can recommend iPhoto to order prints and photo books, and for slideshows.
However the organisation and especially the import of files I wouldn't hand over to it. If you still do, and you have many pictures, you should have more than one library, otherwise iPhoto can become very slow.
Anyway, I would love this app, if it would work as advertised…. Useless when half of m previous library photos can't be edited. Asked to make a duplicate, but that's impossible because they don't exist any more. A-w Nov 1 Jazzyguy Nov 1 No problems with this Upgrade and no problems at all with iPhoto. Mack-N-Tosh Oct 17 Crashes frequently when editing photos, especially when using the "De-noise" and "Tint" sliders.
It's been very crash-prone ever since version 9. Previous versions have never crashed on me. I apologize, I'm still using 8. Is there any reason to upgrade? Is this faster? MacPro OS X Beto-Boton Oct 2 No longer deletes photos imported from SD card. It just doesn't give the option Fishboy Oct 1 For the sake of all mankind, please add the ability to disable "Faces" in iPhoto.
There are many, many requests for this on several Apple iPhoto discussion boards. EarlyAdopter Oct 1 I've never had much grief with iPhoto. The program keeps the original version of each image in the, duh, "Originals" folder so that nothing gets ruined permanently if you goof up an edit. This is actually a link from the old name of "Originals" to the newer "Masters" folder for those files.
Use right or control-click on the iPhoto Library to access the actual directory structure if you are new to the later versions of the system and software.
Why, for crying out loud, when I update a picture in iPhoto the original file is not updated. I suggest that the stupid guys who programmed this awful code will take a course with the guys who programmed iTunes. There, when you update a song, add a cover picture, fix data and so on, the original file is updated. Between horrible iPhoto and terrible Picasa, there is no real good solution to keeping my pictures neatly organized.
As I tweeted earlier today, iPhoto 9. Clicking on Export kills it. Several times it has started up after normal shutdowns with finding inconsistencies in the database. It is doing a lousy job of posting photos to FaceBook and Flickr and can sometimes cause a photo to be posted and then deleted when iPhoto does a reverse sync when you click on a FaceBook album icon.
It all used to just work, it now just crashes. Yabba-Dabba-Du Only a crazy person would use this to organize his millions of professional pictures! The face recognition feature is funny and interesting and sneaky. Sadly, it can't be turned off. Cletus Sep 19 Trying to help others. This u[dating is crashing constantly. Updated, rebuilt library. NO GO. Hold off. BlackMacX Sep 19 For years I've used iPhoto without significant issue; then this update comes along I run my system in bit mode and am having to re-install the OS The prior version if iPhoto worked fine.
So a suggestion, steer clear of 9. Norris-Ron Jul 14 I have never had problems with iPhoto until this update. It has just failed to open for times. Reports sent to Apple. Ronl Jul 13 Latest 9. Joergi Jun 14 I have used iPhoto for quite a while now without any problems. The latest 9. It get's into a loop during the upload and will freeze.
Once the partially uploaded album is then deleted and the is upload restarted it then goes through. On average I need between 2 and 3 attempts to upload an album containing 23 pictures.
Stability wise there is certainly work to be done! Stephen-Fry Mar 30 This bug was annoying to say the least.
From what I could test it seems to be fixed indeed. Uniquepito Mar 30 Since then it's just piece of crap. Wedderhoff Mar 29 I hate iPhoto. Many features but too slow and still generating a crazy photo folder structure. Duplicate photos and the interface is not minimalist. I would like to see a "Sparrow" iPhoto. Levenski Mar 9 I've expected smth.
I was wary of upgrading, but I finally updated and had no issues. Photos sync wirelessly, pretty exciting. Jeremyan Feb 23 I think Apple has lost it on iPhoto. With increasing size of the library, Apple is struggling to keep iPhoto fast and reliable. When you feel you library is corrupt, there is no reliable way to fix it. By running some maintenance script, you often end up losing some information. Also, why would they think it is a good idea to keep sending photos by email in front so you cannot do anything until the email is sent?
Also, I found I have to let iPhoto do its thing for a few minutes before I can relatively work on anything without going crazy. Libertyforall Feb 12 Such a simple thing Apple, but a big gap! Bellebaby Oct 27 I can mange my photos easily by using it. What else, its tiny shape atracts me a lot. An array of basic photo editing tools are included to edit photos, like Red Eye removing, rotating, cropping, color adjustment, etc. To sharing your photos, you can make a slideshow, book, card, calendar, or directly share to iMessage, iCloud, Mail, Facebook, Flickr and Twitter.
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