I have problems exporting pictures from iPhoto

I have problems exporting pictures from iPhoto.
Every time I try to export a picture, iPhoto closes itself.
I don't even get to the point where I can decide how I want to export it.
Can anybody help me?

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TD

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How to I export pictures from iphoto to a sd card

how do I export pictures from iphoto to a sd card?

léonie wrote:
Exporting from iPhoto to the SD card is preferable. Dragging to the card will only write the lower quality preview files and not the high resolution originals.
Export to a folder on the Desktop and then drag the folder to the card. If the file system on the SD Card is not MacOS Extended (Joournaled), you'll avoid a problem with the limit of files, that can be stored on the top level of the card by collecting all files in a folder.
Actually I found the opposite was true.
As you can see in the following picture, the dragged photo, which is the one named IMG_2268.JPG retained more metadata and had a larger file size than the one I exported which was reduced in file size, and lost a bit of the meta data in the export. Including the creation date, and the latitude and longitude.
I think Dragging is the better option.

Problems exporting library from iPhoto

Hi,
I'm trying to export my iPhoto library but when i go to export to my external hard drive it gives me an error message and tells me it can't make volumes.... what do i do?
I think there could be an error within my library.
Any help is much appreciated!

Welcome to the Apple Discussions. Check to see where you iPhoto Library is located. Make sure it's in the Pictures folder. Next, go to the Finder->Go->Go to folder menu option and put in /volumes. Check to see if there's an alias file to your external hard drive in there. If not you can try creating an alias file for your external HD and put it in there.
As a workaround if you can't get it to export directly to the external HD you'll have to export to the Desktop and manually copy over to the external.
TIP: For insurance against the iPhoto database corruption that many users have experienced I recommend making a backup copy of the Library6.iPhoto (iPhoto.Library for iPhoto 5 and earlier) database file and keep it current. If problems crop up where iPhoto suddenly can't see any photos or thinks there are no photos in the library, replacing the working Library6.iPhoto file with the backup will often get the library back. By keeping it current I mean backup after each import and/or any serious editing or work on books, slideshows, calendars, cards, etc. That insures that if a problem pops up and you do need to replace the database file, you'll retain all those efforts. It doesn't take long to make the backup and it's good insurance.
I've created an Automator workflow application (requires Tiger or later), iPhoto dB File Backup, that will copy the selected Library6.iPhoto file from your iPhoto Library folder to the Pictures folder, replacing any previous version of it. It's compatible with iPhoto 6 and 7 libraries and Tiger and Leopard. iPhoto does not have to be closed to run the application, just idle. You can download it at Toad's Cellar. Be sure to read the Read Me pdf file.
Note: There now an Automator backup application for iPhoto 5 that will work with Tiger or Leopard.

Problems exporting photos from iPhoto even after trying earlier suggestions

I've done this before with no problem.
I want to export 158 photos from iPhoto 11 on my iMac (OS 10.9.4) so I can put them on a 2GB SD card (MS-DOS FAT16) for a digital frame. With the SD card in the slot on the back of the iMac, I exported the files to that disk. I got an "Unable to create /Volumes/[filename]" error. Went ahead and deleted that pic from the album I'd created for export but got the error for a different file.
Checked through the iPhoto forum and found others had similar problems. Terence Devlin suggested exporting to a folder on the desktop and dragging to the card. When I try that, I get an "Item [filename] can't be copied because there isn't enough free space" error. (This despite the fact that the Finder info shows 14.7MB for all the files and it's a 2 GB card.) I click "OK" in the error window and am told the 158 items are being copied. However, when the process is complete, only two files appear on the card in the Finder and both of them show they're empty (i.e., Size: Zero bytes).
Tried reformatting the card. Tried plugging an external card reader into one of the USB ports on the iMac. Same problem.
Thoughts?

the general answer is to export the photos to a desktop folder and then drag that folder (not the photos in it) to the proper location on the unlocked SD card - FAT formatted volumes have a very low limitation on the number of lies on them at the root level hence the necessity to put the files in a folder and drag the single folder to the FAT volume
L:N

Export pictures from Iphoto, merging 2 libraries, adviced by an Apple retailer....

Hi!
Some time after having switched the HD of my MacBook Pro, unfortunately, I now have the classic problem of having 2 IPhoto libraries that I want to merge, a backup library from the old HD and a new library created after the switch.
Reading your great answers and recommendations about using either the IPhoto Library Manager or Aperture, I got a bit confused after talking to a guy at our local Apple Store today.
He recommended exporting all photos as originals (sorted as albums) from both IPhoto Libraries into a folder on an external HD. After this I should delete both libraries on the MacBook, create a new library into which I could import all the photos from the external HD... Will this work? I am off course very worried about loosing my photos.
Besides this, the guy also recommended buying a NAS HD for storing and accessing our photos from different Macs. Again, reading your recommendations, this does not seem as a good idea. But how should I then make a common IPhoto library that I can access wirelessly from my MacBook, my wife`s MacBook and our IPad?
Thanks a lot for your time!

Okay, well you can safely ignore everything the guy said. He is clueless.
He recommended exporting all photos as originals (sorted as albums) from both IPhoto Libraries into a folder on an external HD. After this I should delete both libraries on the MacBook, create a new library into which I could import all the photos from the external HD... Will this work?
This will get all the original photos into one Library. However this is not merging Libraries.. You'll lose a lot - all your organisation, your edits, any metadata you've added in iPhoto and so. Basically, it'll be like you never used iPhoto before. What I find very curious is why he wants to double the dataloss by exporting from both libraries. That's spectacularly dumb. If you only export from one you only lose half the work.
If you want to actually merge the Libraries then you'll need to use either Library Manager or Aperture. End of story.
Then:
Besides this, the guy also recommended buying a NAS HD for storing and accessing our photos from different Macs. Again, reading your recommendations, this does not seem as a good idea.
1. You can't have an iPhoto Library on a NAS. The disk format is wrong and iPhoto is very risky on networked connections. Apple advise against both.
2. There's a vague chance that this person is suggesting using a Referenced Library with the Masters on the NAS. Again, you'd be starting over from scratch and again, iPhoto doesn't have the tools to do this. For more on iPhoto and file management see this User Tip:
https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-6361
But how should I then make a common IPhoto library that I can access wirelessly from my MacBook, my wife`s MacBook and our IPad?
The answer to that is simple. You can't, at this time. What you can do is share Photo Streams from your Library to the other devices, but again, that does not give access to the Library, just the current versions of the photos.
The upcoming Photos app, due next year, does appear to offer the possibility of the Library in the Cloud, but that's next year.

How to Export pictures from iPhoto to external hard disk? Newbie here! Please help!

Need your help guys. Just bought a new Macbook Pro. Loved using the iPhoto but after managing a lot of my photos, realised that I cannot export an edited photo from iphoto to my external hard disk. I am not sure what iphoto version I am running right now but my Mac is brand new and comes with the pre installed softwares. Whenever I try to export an event, folder or even a picture, I will get this message unable to create/Volumes/FreeAgentDrive/ after going thru the Export process in iphoto. Please help!!!

Your Mac can "read" data from an NTFS drive, but can't "write" files to it.
If you intend to use this drive only on Mac computers, then, use Disk Utility to erase it and format for Mac OS Extended (Journaled).
If you want to be able to write files to the external drive AND still use it with Microsoft Windows computers, then, format it as MS DOS. (Or, on a Microsoft Windows computer, format the drive as Fat32. However, if you use Windows XP, be aware that the largest size you can do this with is 32Gb. Vista and Windows 7 doesn't have this limit.)
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Please help! Problems importing pictures from iphoto

I'm making a slideshow of pictures of my family with iMovieHD. Everything was working great and I have about 7 minutes of video. I tried to import another picture from the media/photos area and now the photo shows up as horizontal lines of various colours. (Similar to the way a tv looks when not tuned into a channel properly). I tried importing the picture as a clip, and the same thing happened. This happens with ANY photo I try to add to the timeline now. I've restarted my computer and updated the software. Have I used up too much memory?

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Hello,
Impossible to export pictures since neew version ?
Can you help me. I delete the plugins.
Process:
iPhoto [492]
Path:
/Applications/iPhoto.app/Contents/MacOS/iPhoto
Identifier:
com.apple.iPhoto
Version:
9.4 (9.4)
Build Info:
iPhotoProject-701064000000000~1
Code Type:
X86 (Native)
Parent Process: launchd [169]
User ID:
501
PlugIn Path:
/Applications/iPhoto.app/Contents/PlugIns/HPPhotoExport.iPhotoExporter/Contents/ MacOS/HPPhotoExport
PlugIn Identifier: com.hp.imagezone.tab
PlugIn Version:
2.4.4 (2.4.4)
Date/Time:
2012-09-27 08:08:27.717 +0200
OS Version:
Mac OS X 10.8.2 (12C54)
Report Version: 10
Interval Since Last Report:
66321 sec
Crashes Since Last Report:
7
Per-App Interval Since Last Report: 5460 sec
Per-App Crashes Since Last Report:   7
Anonymous UUID:
14880B82-D3BC-DD21-8589-553156CB1EFE
Crashed Thread: 0 Dispatch queue: com.apple.main-thread
Exception Type: EXC_BREAKPOINT (SIGTRAP)
Exception Codes: 0x0000000000000002, 0x0000000000000000
Application Specific Information:
*** CFRetain() called with NULL ***
Performing @selector(showExporter:) from sender NSMenuItem 0x7a568b10
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The plug in is here
/Applications/iPhoto.app/Contents/PlugIns/HPPhotoExport.iPhotoExporter
So, go to your Applications folder. Find the iPhoto.app icon. Right Click on it and select 'Show Package Contents'. A Window will open at the Contents Folder. Inside that is the Plugins folder...
Regards
TD

Just upgraded to Yosemite having problem importing pictures from iPhoto from 10.6.8

Unable to get to all my photos from iPhoto (10.6.8) into Photo on Yosemite. Help.

I am not sure of the version of iphoto that I had, but I think it was the one that came with 10.6.8
Some of my old photos came in as "sharing" and some in photos. I just let the migration happen during the installation process. I like the old iphoto appl. better than this new one. I don't have a need to sych with other apple devices or some of the other bells and whistles.
Not much help, Is there a way to get a newer version of iphoto and forget about "photo"?

Two-fold question, can I export pictures from iphoto to an external drive? I have not been able to create volumes on My Passport for Mac when exporting photos, why is that?

I have a Mac Book Pro that I use iphoto 6 for my pictures. However, I noticed my hard drive was filling up too rapidly so I purchased a WD My Passport for Mac 500GB. I select photos(the number does not matter), click File>export, and select the location(and yes, I specify the size of picture's maximum, and the file extension, and I click Export and the export initializes and then stops. Telling me that it is unable to create the volumes ont the My Passport. There is plenty of space on the hard drive. I don't know what I am doing wrong. It seems like the process should be very simple to MOVE, COPY, EXPORT photos. Why is this so difficult? What am I doing wrong?

My photo library cumulative is maybe 1.3 GB tops, however I back it up to the external drive every upload. I don't think the issue is converting calculations because as I said in my previous post, sometimes when I stop transfer to the SD flash drive and restart the copying process it will complete the library of 60-80 photos in about 2 minutes like it should. The issue is that it will not proceed to copy most of the time, and the copying status bar says preparing for a long time

Problems exporting images from iPhoto

Hi all,
I have iphoto (ver. 6.0.6) on a MacBook running OSX 10.4.11. I have a WD external hard drive connected to an airport base station and due to a lack of space on my MacBook HDD, recently moved my iphoto library to the external hard drive. Since then I've had a few problems with the database becoming corrupted (probably my fault) and have rebuilt it a few times now. I've read a few posts explaining that image files should only be edited in iphoto and so I'm sticking to that now.
The new problem that I have is in exporting images to a folder, say on the desktop for example. I want to upload some images to a website to have them printed off. Previously, when my photos were on my MacBook HDD, I created a folder on the desktop, highlighted the images I wanted and dragged them to the folder, then uploaded them to the website from the desktop folder- job done. Now, however, when I try to either drag them to the destop folder or export them, some of the files are 'converted' to Unix Executable files while the others are in their original jpeg format. I've tried exporting them and selecting the jpeg option instead of the original default option but no luck. Can anyone suggest where the problem might lie or what I'm doing wrong?
Thanks.

Welcome to the Apple Discussions.
Two problems with your set up.
1. You getting a corrupted Library because iPhoto does not sit well with a wireless connection to the Library. If iPhoto is interrupted while writing to the database, then it becomes corrupted. Dropouts are a fact of life in Wireless networking. As long as you have this wireless connection you will have a significant risk of a damaged Library file.
2. My guess is that the External Disk is formatted for Windows (a FAT format). This exe issue arises when jpegs are stored on a FAT formatted disk. You need to reformat the disk for Mac OS X Extended.
Regards
TD

RE: Problem exporting photos from iPhoto '09

Can anyone provide a solution to the following exporting problem?
I'm trying to export an album of 60 photos, yet whenever I try, this is what happens:
exports the 1st six photos
a message pops up, "Unable to create /Users/Lynnie/M80th - 06.jpg" after it exports the 1st six
Photo #7 is in color whereas the 1st six are B&W. I don't know if that has anything to do with it, but it just struck me as odd.
Also, I renamed and ordered the photos so there're aren't any with the same names.
I'm a very, very basic computer user, which doesn't help when trying to follow previous threads on this issue.
Any information would be helpful to hear.
Thanks in advance!

The problem is that your library is corrupted in some way:
Option 1
Back Up and try rebuild the library: hold down the command and option (or alt) keys while launching iPhoto. Use the resulting dialogue to rebuild. Choose to Rebuild iPhoto Library Database from automatic backup.
If that fails:
Option 2
Download iPhoto Library Manager and use its rebuild function. This will create a new library based on data in the albumdata.xml file. Not everything will be brought over - no slideshows, books or calendars, for instance - but it should get all your albums and keywords back.
Because this process creates an entirely new library and leaves your old one untouched, it is non-destructive, and if you're not happy with the results you can simply return to your old one. .
Regards
TD

Once I have my picture from iphoto into the print mode and select contact sheet only one pic shows up not a multiple of that one picture. Help

I have selected one picture from iphoto then went to print where i selected contact sheet...the one pic showed up on the contact but was unable to fill the sheet with the multiple of the one picture

The root level of the drive that is mounting. Like this

Size & Quality - Exporting Pix from iPhoto for Display and Printing?

I would like to export pictures from iPhoto for use in PowerPoint.
If the pictures are in 4x3 format, exporting them using the "Custom" size option and specifying 1024 as the maximum pixels results in nice 1024 x 768 photos that fill the screen on most projectors. This is good.
The exported photos are also at 72 pixels/inch. This is OK for onscreen display, but not so good for printing.
Oddly, the results are the SAME (1024 x 768, 72 pixels/inch) whether one specifies Low, Med, High or Max quality in the iPhoto export panel -- though the file sizes ARE different (higher quality = larger sizes). (I used Photoshop Elements to identify the sizes of the exported photos).
What gives? I would have thought higher quality files would have been associated with higher resolution (more pixels/inch) but this doesn't seem to be the case, and I don't understand why the file sizes are larger.
Can someone recommend a way to export a batch of photos from iPhoto at a specific size (1024 x 768) and perhaps 300 pixels/inch) that I might use in PowerPoint for both display and printing? And perhaps explain the bloated file sizes with no apparent quality increase?
Many thanks!

Luxesto
Welcome to the Apple user to user assistance forums
If the pictures are in 4x3 format, exporting them using the "Custom" size option and specifying 1024 as the maximum pixels results in nice 1024 x 768 photos that fill the screen on most projectors. This is good.
The exported photos are also at 72 pixels/inch. This is OK for onscreen display, but not so good for printing.
DPI is meaningless for a digital photo until you display it - Dots Per Inch are just a meaningless number - the displayed DPI is the size of the photo in dots (pixels) divided by the inches of the display measures in inches - the DPI setting in the photo means nothing - see The Myth of DPI for a longer discussion on this.
Oddly, the results are the SAME (1024 x 768, 72 pixels/inch) whether one specifies Low, Med, High or Max quality in the iPhoto export panel -- though the file sizes ARE different (higher quality = larger sizes). (I used Photoshop Elements to identify the sizes of the exported photos).
What's odd? you said export with the largest dimension 1024 - that occurred just as you specified - what would be odd would be that the export were different form your specification
What gives? I would have thought higher quality files would have been associated with higher resolution (more pixels/inch) but this doesn't seem to be the case, and I don't understand why the file sizes are larger.
Higher quality means less compression (and therefore larger file size) - it does not mean a difference in compression - JPEGs have a compression from 1 to 12 available - iPhoto does 4 steps - small, medium, large and highest. I've not see the compression documented but I think of it as like 3, 6, 9 and 12
Can someone recommend a way to export a batch of photos from iPhoto at a specific size (1024 x 768) and perhaps 300 pixels/inch) that I might use in PowerPoint for both display and printing? And perhaps explain the bloated file sizes with no apparent quality increase?
Forget the DPI - just be sure the pixel sizes are correct - for printing you should have at least 150 dpi and 300 dpi is better - so at 150 DPI printing your 1024x768 photo can be printed at 6.8" x 5.12 " -- at 300 dpi it would only 3.4" x 2.55"
LN

How do I export a set of pictures from iPhoto to Photos

My MacBook Pro now has OS X 10.10.3 and the new Photos app.
I have over 30K pictures in the iPhoto app in this laptop, and I do not have the need to sync all of these pictures with all of my iOS devices; I won't be using iCloud.
I was not able to determine if Photos can import sets of pictures from iPhoto; I could have imported all of my pictures from the iPhoto library but did not find out if Photos does have the option to import sets as per user's needs; I saw Photos allow the user to select those he/she wants to import but I don't think I would like to select these one by one from 30K photos.
I will like to transfer sets of these pictures selected by date taken from iPhoto and export them to Photos library I created in an external volume. I need to free some space in my HD.
Any suggestions?

There is no way to import from an iPhoto Library to a Photos one. You can migrate an entire Library at one time, that's all. Otherwise your choice is to export from iPhoto to the Finder, thereafter import to Photos.
This User Tip
https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-4921
has details of the options in the Export dialogue.

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