Deleted Photo Effect Permanently

I am new to Adobe Photoshop Elements 7. In photo effects of edit mode, I clicked on "delete effect permanently" on color fade center thinking that I was deleting effect on that photo only. I'm afraid that I've deleted theeffect permanently for future editing. Can I recover this effect?

You'll need to uninstall and reinstall, I'm afraid.

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jennfat wrote:
I just updated to ios 8.3 and my camera roll is full of old photos which I had permanently deleted. In addition, the "recently deleted" folder was full of photos (with the timer set to delete permanently in 30 days) but which I had previously already "permanently" deleted, or so I thought. I don't use the icloud photo library, and they aren't in any photostreams. They should have been permanently deleted. This is a privacy concern. Where were these photos being stored? If I delete them again now, will they still be stored somewhere?
There was a bug in several versions prior to 8.3 that resulted in deleted photos only being removed from the list, but not removed from the phone's memory. This was fixed, so now those photos show up so you can really delete them.

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I just purchased my first iMac on April 2, 2008 and simply love it. Goodbye Windows. WooHoo...
OK, now for my question. I am a semi-professional photographer that commonly takes about 500-1,000 photos during any given photo shoot. Normally (on Windows with Adobe Photoshop), I would load all 1,000 photos into my Adobe Catalog and review them. After a few days of edits and review, I may only want to keep the best 50-100 photos and I delete the others. But when I use iPhoto, even if I delete the 900 extra photos from my Library, they still sit in the iPhoto Library folders and take up space. I have opened the iPhoto Library Package and can see the Data, Modified and Original folders with all of the unwanted files, but I was advised by Apple Support to NEVER delete or remove files by opening the iPhoto "Package".
Is there any way to physically remove the unwanted photos from iPhoto once they are in my iPhoto Library, or do I need to edit and review them outside of iPhoto before I load them into the iPhoto Library which seems to be a permanent thing?
This is a common process for photographers who take a lot of photos. It's nice to be able to review and edit them before deciding on the best ones to keep. Surely there must be an option from within iPhoto that would physically removed the deleted photos and update the iPhoto Library correctly, without having to open the iPhoto Package and risk corrupting the Library.
Since each photo will be between 4MB (jpg) to 10MB (RAW) in size, do I need to use another application for my initial sorting, review and editing, then only import into iPhoto the "Keepers"? If so, what application should I be using?
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JeanneV
As stated above:
Put the pics in the iPhoto trash and then iPhoto Menu -> Empty the Trash
This removes the pics from iPhoto and the Hard Drive.
A couple of notes:
1. You need to be in the Library view to do this. If you delete from an album it only removes the pics from the Album. To put pics from an Album directly into the trash use the -delete keystroke
Are you sure that you're in the Library View? This is the most common reason this doesn't work. On a longer shot there may be minor issues with your HD, but first make sure that you're in the Library View when deleting.
Also, I want to have iPhoto write the "Modified" version of my images on top of the "Original"... to save HD space. Can that be done?
No. iPhoto preserves your Original file no matter what. This is hardwired into the application and there is no easy way to defeat it.
You may export all your pics from iPhoto. Empty out the iPhoto Library (put the pics in the trash, empty the trash) then re-import the one previously exported. But this is long winded and will need to be done as your library grows. And, of course, this will defeat the Non-Destructive editing feature of iPhoto.
You can run a library from an external disk:
1. Quit iPhoto
2. Copy the iPhoto Library Folder as an entity from your Pictures Folder to the External Disk.
3. Hold down the option (or alt) key while launching iPhoto. From the resulting menu select 'Choose Library' and navigate to the new location. From that point on this will be the default location of your library.
4. Test the library and when you're sure all is well, trash the one on your internal HD to free up space.
Of, if you don't want your Original file preserved, then simply don't use iPhoto. There are alternatives out there. Search on MacUpdate.
Regards
TD

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diesel,
When I look for an answer to a problem, especially a question that might already be answered, it's because: 1) I need an answer right away, and might not be able to wait a few hours or days for someone to respond, 2) I often don't know if a feature or problem was there from the early iPhones or is brand new, so my first thought is not "that answer is old, therefore irrelevant."
I know, "read the User's Guide." You sound like Mrs. Suggs, my third grade teacher. If I had taken up someone's time by posting a new question, I get the feeling you would have told me "Don't ask questions there are already answers to." But thank you for your help.

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2 - from an album, smart album, book, slideshow, card, etc.: select the photo(s) and use the key combination of Command+Option+Delete to move the photos to the trash bin. Then empty the trash bin as above.
NOTE: deleting a photo from an album, slideshow, book, etc., with only the Delete key only deletes that photo from that item. Deleting a photo from an Event deletes ALL occurences of that photo in the library.

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Whoa!
I was able to find all "original" and "duplicate" photos in finder folders. Yes I could delete each photo one by one again,
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I have moved photos to the trash can and emptied the trash can multiple times and they keep popping back up in Iphoto. Not just Iphoto but many other files are not actually being deleted. Plus, I'm finding random snapshots of my family's phone numbers etc. that I didn't take.
WHAT KIND OF SECURITY IS THIS....I'm about to smash this piece of crap, delete my account. this is blackmail. Some idiot told me to download avast as well. There are NO APPS that help with anything on this Macbook Pro piece of worthless ****. Complete wasted investment.
I don't even know where the icloud website went with all of my stories etc. I can't figure out how to go into icloud or shut off icloud. My iphone was stolen and I didn't want all my backup files restored but the idiot at the phone company wanted me to wait ten minutes so I got all my contacts back. I got a new Iphone and now it's just a mess. I have all these pictures I want gone and I can't get rid of them. I have deleted them from my phone, and there are even parts where there are no option to delete the photos from my iphone.
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It sounds like some image files were accidently imported into iPhoto. It's happended to others when a folder was inadvertantly dropped onto the iPhoto icon in the Dock thus importing all image files in that folder. One user somehow dropped the Applications folder onto the iPhoto icon importing all of the graphic image files in those application. Caused a real mess.
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2 - from an album, smart album, book, slideshow, card, etc.: select the photo(s) and use the key combination of Command+Option+Delete to move the photos to the trash bin. Then empty the trash bin as above.
3 - lastly, empty the Trash bin in the Dock as the files get moved there for one last opportunity to abort the deletion.
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If the photos are stil listed in iPhoto, select one and do File > Reveal in Finder > Original file. This will show you where on disk any iPhoto photo is.
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iOS and iPod: Syncing photos using iTunes
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4236
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http://www.wondershare.com/apple-idevice/how-to-delete-photos-from-ipad.html
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http://www.lifeisaprayer.com/blog/2010/how-batch-delete-photos-ipad
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