How do I stop iPhoto from opening with an iPhone?

I tried to do this on Yosemite but these steps don't work. Is this a bug?
Step 1: Open iPhoto.
Step 2: In the Menu bar, go to iPhoto > Preferences…
Step 3: For the “Connecting camera opens” option, make sure to select “No application.”
Step 4: Close the Preferences window.
I want to have iPhoto not open every time I plug in my iPhone 6.

Image capture is a different application for "capturing images" - it is located in your applications folder - connect your phone and launh it and make this change while the phone is connected
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