How to export events from iPhoto in Iphone 5 to Mac?

How to export events from iPhoto in Iphone 5 to Mac? Thanks

Is this waht you want to do?
It's built into the File Export function of iPhoto 9 (11). Select what every photos you want and use that option to put each photo in a folder with the Event title it came from as in this test of six randomly picked photos:
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Hello!
I’ve been looking for a Automator application that does this for quite a while now.
Basically I want to have an Automator application that saves a copy of my iPhoto pictures in a folder, inside Finder. Like a backup. Later on, I can save those “folders and files” on my external hard drive.
What I want it to do is this:
1) Export photos from a selected Album or Event on iPhoto. Using as title: “Event name” – “number” (I mean the number of the file: 1, 2, 3 …)
2) Save them in a folder in Finder that I want.
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OT

Unable to Export photos from iPhoto to iPhone

Hello! I'm a new first time iMac owner and have had some major difficulties with the syncing of my iPhone. Not the usual, "I'm a newbie user" stuff, but the kind of thing even the Apple support team had trouble diagnosing.
First, I was unable to sync music that had been exported via external hard drive from my PC to a Mac. The unusual part was that when I tried to sync it simply added the 15 g of music on top of the already existing 15 g on the phone. No go. Even add a few individual albums simply added them. Artwork wasn't coming over etc., as well. the finally simply restored my phone erasing everything. Well, that fixed the music problem but I now left with another, similar issue.
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Does this make sense? Any ideas?
I'd appreciate any assistance available out there, this is the last hurdle before I'm done messing around with installation and can get down to enjoying the new iMac.
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- What version of the Operating System.
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- History: Is this going on long? Has anything been installed or deleted? - Are there error messages? ANd give us the exact error message, please.
- What steps have you tried already to solve the issue.
- Anything unusual about your set up? Or how you use iPhoto?
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iPhoto does not even allow me to see the file location via get info so i cant even just go and find them myself!
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Hi,
I'm trying to export lots of pictures from my iPhoto library to my mother's. I've got the two computers lined up next to eachother, filesharing on, using the "export" option in my iphoto to export the pics to a shared folder, then importing them into my mother's iPhoto.
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You're running into a Catch-22.
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