Iphoto 11 problemi con album

Ciao..
scusate subito per l'ignoranza...
ho un problema con le modifiche negli album. si modifica anche la libreria..
c'è qualche impostazione da modificare?
c'è già una discussione da qualche altra parte?
Grazie mille..
hallo
sorry..
i've a problem with album. If i edit a photo in album, the photo changes also in library.
thanks

Correct.
It's the same photo. Albums simply reference photos in the LIbrary. They are the same file of the same photo. For different versions you'll need to duplicate the shot first.
Regards
TD

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