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Version 11 for sale Half price. Monkeyjunkey Dec 22 Wow, Apple allows me to use external mail software to mail photos from iPhote. This is very kind of you, steve. I found it very irritating, that this wasn't possible at first. I think Apple is testing user reaction towards more closed systems.

So this update is welcome. Thanks for giving me choice, but why take away choice from the user in the first place? Uniquepito Nov 5 Missing feature from iPhoto 8 - right click on pic and "Show in finder"!!!! Bondodesign Oct 31 I have waited for hours, activity-monitor says there nothing going on. I can quit, but I can't emty my trash in iPhoto, and it's all over when I start again Why is Apple not taking us serious? I'm so disappointed. Knowhowe Oct 31 No problems here.

Working like a dream, opens and responds quicker than before. Love the new look and the full screen option is great. Having a bit of bother stopping the slideshows always playing that annoying piece of supplied guitar music though, rather than the music I choose.

Probably my fault- any hints? Melman-Flink Oct 30 Installed without any incidents whatsoever. Program is running fine with a database of some 50, photos. Oct 30 Uh oh. Installed the latest update and the icon bounces in the Dock, iPhoto never opens and I don't know what to do next.

George-Baron Oct 30 This is a mess. I can open my library, expand a single photo, then when I try to go back to library I watch my screen, and computer completely freeze. I have to shut down with the button on the back of the iMac, then restart. I have done the restart with the CMD-Option button pressed and done the rebuilds and permissions. This could have been averted by the Usability Engineering people testing this product across the entire spectrum of Intel Based Macs from the beginning to today's Macs.

Obviously asleep on the job! Px Oct 29 Bugs may not come often from Apple Remember Snow Leopard guest account? If this is 'Back to the Mac' then Apple, please stop before I loose everything. Do it properly or don't at all. Data loss I am highly disappointed with current release of iLife mostly because of untouched iWeb, but also with changes to iPhoto.

For a start - iLife '11 apps are still bit only. This should be a real shame for Apple for releasing such memory hungry applications with ancient technology Also, iPhoto'11 looks "new", but in fact all what changed are new slideshow themes and new ways to socialise your ugly face photos on Facebook or Flickr. Now it is changed to non resizable bar to the right of your screen.

There is no way to turn off distracting buttons and sliders. Amazing, how nice idea can be done so wrong. Secondly - there is single change to photo editing tools. If you are not ordering books, or are not slideshow heavy maker - just stick to iPhoto'09 and spend that money on anything else.

Dorkypants Mar 30 This is bizarre. I already have iPhoto 8. Jason-C- Feb 17 Pik80 Jan 21 Events seemed like a great idea when they were released in iPhoto 08 but the trouble with them is that you can't put events inside of other events. The reason this is such a problem is that after you load so many thousands of photographs there becomes to many events and it becomes cumbersome to sludge through them all.

Their solution to this problem in 08 was the add the ability to merge events together. When this happens everything becomes one large event, it doesn't maintain the groups of the events you merge together. I guess I can forgive them not totally thinking this feature though in iPhoto 08 but nearly a year and a half later they should have got this right by now.

Adding events inside of events is a lot more important than even features like faces and places. Doing a search is also limiting from the search box. You can't set multiple search criteria at a time like in the Finder or Adobe Bridge. In other words I can't say show me the files with these keywords that were taken during this time period and have this rating.

I can only do one at a time. Yes I can do this with a smart folder but I would like to have option not to since I don't always want to come back to the search later.

Posting to Facebook and Flickr only gives you access to some of the features on those sites. You can't enter in all the information about the pictures from directly with in iPhoto captions for photos, who can see the pictures, what should be the key photograph for an album etc.

Also iPhoto doesn't pull the previous albums you created back in to iPhoto so you can only view some of your albums not all of them. If you ever have to move your information to a new hard drive down the road all the work you did to put together slide shows won't come across with the rest of the photos.

I found this out the hard way as a spent a lot of time setting up manual Ken Burns effects so that they would pan from one particular area of a photograph to another. Now the only way a can access them is to boot back and forth between my old hard drive. It is a good thing I happen to have two drives in my machine or I would have to recreate them. I imagine this is what you would have to do if you had a laptop.

The recent area on the sidebar only shows the last event you look at. This is ok but I would like to see a history of the last several events I viewed. The last 12 months area doesn't organize those photos by events so you just gets this massive number of photos which isn't very convenient. Keep in mind that these features I am talking about are not even pro features they are all basic features that should be available for everyone.

Iscream Nov 25 Photo syncing with iPhone no longer works Theoph Aug 19 After updating to iPhoto 8. One must deselect Photo syncing in ITunes to resume the syncing function. Of course you don't sync your Photos anymore. Savo33bravo-The-Liar Aug 18 Steve-R Jun 11 I updated to the latest 8.

Prior to updating I had successfully exported several versions of my project using the same non-DRM-protected mp3 file. After updating, my slideshow has no exported sound. I tried AAC, still no sound. Restarted the computer, no sound. Even tried the built in themes, no sound on the exported file. Tomorrow I pull out my disks and reinstall software, not letting iPhoto update to see if there is any joy in mudville.

RandomTox Jun 7 I tried using custom sizes but there is a bug that causes improper orientation of photos. I think EU should come up with regulation that all software is compatible with metric system before any product is allowed to the market.

Andy-Hewitt Jun 4 As much as I've always liked iPhoto, and have used it for may generations now, the '09 version isn't working well for me. For the cost of iLife, it's undoubtedly a very good value media manager, and is still far better than either Picasa or Expressions. It's also worth remembering that this is a 'consumer' level application, not a Pro app, so in the right context it is one of the best image managers there is.

I also think it's unfair to knock down iPhoto for poor Raw format support - this is part of the OS, and affects anything that uses Apple Raw support, including Aperture. However, there are some niggles for me. My biggest is very poor editing performance with Raw images.

If I do some quick adjustments, and move to the next image, iPhoto will eventually pause, sometimes for as much as two minutes. I can alleviate this by watching my iStat menu for processor usage, and waiting until it drops before moving on - this still takes a good 20 seconds per image though.

Fortunately I'm not a Pro, so it isn't critical. As others have mentioned, the 'Faces' feature isn't quite there yet, and it seems to work less well as more faces are added. I'd like a function to disable the features altogether. Odysseus Jun 4 Beware of the update to iPhoto 8.

After launch, it deleted all of my MobileMe photo galleries! Jbssm Mar 27 Although I cannot abide to praise the ease of use of iPhoto, the truth is that Apple doesn't seem to care for some clients at all. This software is out for almost 6 months, and so is the Panasonic Lumix 3 camera which is a fairly popular camera, still, after all this time and after 2 updates, still no support for RAW mode in this camera.

I mean, is it that difficult to add a library to the program that is already made and that gives the desired functionality? Learn more about free and legal ways to download the program in It was initially included with each Apple personal computer in , when it was later replaced by Apple's Photos app. Apple Photos is available as a free download from the App Store, and it is so easy to use that even a novice photographer can start taking photos right away.

With an easy to understand interface, users can import their old photos from their own digital camera or other media storage device and then fix any problems that they might be experiencing. The advanced tools incorporated in the program make it easy to correct bad pictures, sharpen images and add text to photos. Iphoto Rank. One of my favorite features of iPhoto are the photo montages which allow you to select a style of presentation with accompanying music.

These look great and are a nice way to view your photos and reminisce on the past. However, I dislike the way iPhoto has to build a library file of your photos. If you've already got several GB of photos on your system, you don't want another huge iPhoto file taking up space on your hard drive. Have fun with them. Share them by email or create amazing web pages, cards and calendars.

This update to iPhoto addresses issues associated with publishing to. Mac Web Gallery, rebuilding thumbnails, and editing books. To sharing your photos, you can make a slideshow, book, card, calendar, or directly share to iMessage, iCloud, Mail, Facebook, Flickr and Twitter.

It provides similar features like the Mac version but lacks tools for creating books, calendars, cards and prints. You know iPhoto because you're a Mac user, right? But for some reasons, you have to switch to Windows or have to use Windows as a temporary solution. Whatever, you now need a program like iPhoto for Windows.

However, due to the powerful ability of iPhoto, it's hard, if not impossible, to find an identical iPhoto for PC alternative.