How do i import photos from iPhoto into LR5?

how do i import photos from iPhoto into LR5?

ldechiara21 wrote:
how do i import photos from iPhoto into LR5?
For a quick look, or are you trying to migrate?
If the former, then "what Jim Hess said". If the latter, then do tell...

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    I have lightroom 5.7 and OX10.9.5 if it matters.  I can't find the iPhoto photos and dragging them in doesn't do anything. 

    Either Lightroom Help | Import photos from iPhoto (Mac OS)
    or this plug-in (yes it says Aperture but it works for iPhoto too): Aperture import plugin now available

  • How can I import photos from iPhoto into a power point presentation

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    In the photo below, I have a checkmark next to sync photos. The folder from which the photos are syncing is iPhoto on my Mac. You can also see that I have clicked - selected albums, events, and faces automatically. These events, albums, etc will sync every time the way I have this set up.
    I can also add new events or albums when I sync if I choose to do so. You have to select the other albums, events, etc. that you want to sync by putting a checkmark in the box next to the event and then click on Apply in the lower right corner of iTunes and they will transfer to your iPad.

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    Read the article that KP has posted above and take a look at this below.
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    How do you import photos from iphoto to Lr5?

    The first step is to find out where are your images stored. Go to Applications/iPhoto and right-click on “show package
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    The next step is to decide if you want to keep the images where they are or move them to a new location. Using Adobe Lightroom you can accomplish both tasks. You can MOVE the images to a fast and reliable external hard drive or onto your computer hard drive in an “images” folder (or whatever you have called you parent folder for all your images).
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    I had a pretty large iPhoto library and try to keep it under control by exporting photos into folders on an external HD. I also have mobile me albums from multiple computers live.
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    http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=8967410&#8967410
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