IPhoto 6.0.1: editing photos
I have just installed iPhoto 6 and upgraded to 6.0.1.
I am unable to edit photos with this product. Can anyone say why?
I have installed and re-installed; adjusted privileges on my iPhoto libraries; repaired permissions; tried to rebuild the data base and generally followed the lines of advice offered in these pages.
This product does not seem to work as advertised - at least in my hands.
Any clues?
David Amies
In addition to Dave's suggestion there's another method that has worked for others. It's discussed in this thread:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=1665923#1665923
You can download the new file to use here:
http://homepage.mac.com/dsjosephson/iphoto6framework/FileSharing24.html
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Process: iPhoto [222]
Path: /Applications/iPhoto.app/Contents/MacOS/iPhoto
Identifier: com.apple.iPhoto
Version: 9.4.2 (9.4.2)
Build Info: iPhotoProject-710042000000000~1
Code Type: X86 (Native)
Parent Process: launchd [123]
User ID: 501
Date/Time: 2013-02-18 13:02:45.011 +0800
OS Version: Mac OS X 10.8.2 (12C60)
Report Version: 10
Interval Since Last Report: 24786 sec
Crashes Since Last Report: 2
Per-App Interval Since Last Report: 21520 sec
Per-App Crashes Since Last Report: 2
Anonymous UUID: 5FE0ADB7-9E7A-FE15-F8B0-9AC7FA0DA06E
Crashed Thread: 16
Exception Type: EXC_BAD_ACCESS (SIGSEGV)
Exception Codes: KERN_INVALID_ADDRESS at 0x00000000ffffffff
VM Regions Near 0xffffffff:
--> shared memory 00000000ffff6000-00000000ffff7000 [ 4K] r-x/r-x SM=SHM
Application Specific Information:
Performing @selector(stepperAction:) from sender IPKSegmentedControl 0x8057a4f0
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IPhoto is destructive when editing photos
Hi,
I recently discovered that when you use the editing tools with iPhoto and export / share them, they are destructively shrinked to 3MP (2048x1536).
I don't see this documented anywhere. It's a HUGE problem not telling the users that all the pictures are destroyed.
I just tested with a full size picture from iPhone 4S 8MP.
1. Take picture on iPhone 4S
2. Sync between devices via photostream @ full resolution on the PC and "optimized size" on the iPad.
3. Open and Edit on the iPad
4. Save and Share
Boom, now the picture is 3MP instead of 8MP in the photostream.
I would expect iPhoto to get the full resolution photo and edit it, instead of shrinking it.
I can understand that the pictures showed on the iPad are optimized for performance reason, but not that the iPhoto App save the optimized one instead of the full resolution one just like Apps like Camera+ and I think all other serious Apps.
This is totally wrong. I know discovered that I lost original pictures because of this *undocumented & not user friendly* behavior by deleting "duplicate" (original) pictures...
Not the first time that I can't trust Apple stuff. Last time, iCloud syncing with Keynote on iOS destroyed all my presentations but the opened one. I lost everything...But the problem rely in the photo stream. Because when you save the modifier picture in the camera roll, it's still shrinked. Even with photoforge2, you can't get the full resolution version from the photostream.
The Photo stream is documented here:
iCloud: Photo Stream FAQ
See the paragraph:
What resolution are My Photo Stream photos?
On your Mac or PC, your photos are downloaded and stored in full resolution. On your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, and Apple TV, your Photo Stream photos are delivered in a device-optimized resolution that speeds downloads and saves storage space. While actual dimensions will vary, an optimized version of a photo taken by a standard point-and-shoot camera will have a 2048 x 1536 pixel resolution when pushed to your devices. Panoramic photos can be up to 50 pixels wide.
So you can't get full resolution using Photo Stream to send photos to an IOS device, but from an IOS device to a computer the resolution stays the same.
It is editing in iPhoto that creates smaller versions, but the originals are not destroyed. You can send your originals back - full resolution - by sharing them to iTunes. -
IPhoto using Photoshop to edit photo's
When I use iPhoto but have the option to edit using Photoshop selected. When I edit a photo, Photoshop opens but the selected image is not displayed.
http://barbarabrundage.com/2010/11/29/using-photoshop-elements-9-with-iphoto/
Regards
TD -
IPhoto Bogs down while editing photos.
I just upgraded to Leopard and iLife 08. I have a MB 2.0 Core Duo with 2GB Ram.
I have noticed that the refresh while editing my Nikon D70 raw files is slow, I can see windows like the histogram redrawing while making changes and the more changes I make the more unresponsive it gets.
Has anyone else noticed this on their hardware?
PaulPaul:
It can't the too little memory but how much free space do you have on your HD? Also have you repaired disk permissions after the Leopard upgrade? If not do so but beware that it might be very, very slow, a bug, but will finish.
Do you Twango?
TIP: For insurance against the iPhoto database corruption that many users have experienced I recommend making a backup copy of the Library6.iPhoto 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), 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 08 libraries. 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. -
I've just installed iPhoto 6 (and used 5, 4 etc), and I find that I can't Edit my pictures. When I try to edit a seleced picture in the Library, (via context menu, double-click or toolbar), either nothing happens, or the edit window opens, with thumbnails across the top, and nothing in the main window. If I try doing something in the edit window, I lock up iPhoto 6.
In the console log, I can see that each time I do this, a pair of errors is generated:
2006-01-11 22:00:37.157 iPhoto[536] * +[CIPlugIn _addPlugIn:allowNonExecutable:]: selector not recognized
2006-01-11 22:00:37.158 iPhoto[536] * +[CIPlugIn _addPlugIn:allowNonExecutable:]: selector not recognized
It seems to me that the file isn't getting passed along correctly.
Very disappointing to become one of the folks for whom an Apple program doesn't work out of the box. I don't think I've modified anything to interfere with iPhoto, so I'd appreciate any suggestions on what is going wrong.
Cheers,
GregoryHi Gregory,
Since iPhoto 6 is so new there is not much info to work on. Why don't you try reinstalling iLife 6.
Here are the instructions:
Navigate to /Applications and drag the iLife applications to the trash
Navigate to /Library/Receipts and drag all of the iLife receipts to the trash
Navigate to ~/Library/Preferences and drag com.apple.iPhoto.plist, com.apple.iMovie.plist, com.apple.iDVD.plist and any other plists for the iapps you have installed to the trash.
You do not have to touch iTunes or any files associated with iTunes.
Insert your iLife 6 DVD and choose to do a custom install.
Install all the iapps except iTunes.
Open itunes first, then iPhoto, then iMovie, then iDVD, then Garageband if you installed it. You can quit each application after you launch it.
Hopefully that will work. -
I can't edit photos in iphoto 11 9.4.1
I just installed an update to iPhoto 11 (version 9.4.1). This required the photo library to be updated, which iPhoto did automatically.
Now I can't edit any of my photos. I was able to create a duplicate of a photo, but the Edit Photo function is grayed out.
I checked Help and the Help file thinks I should be able to edit photos. No exceptions are mentioned.
Any idea how I can start to edit photos again?What have you set as external editor?
iPhoto Menu -> Preferences -> Advanced: Edit Photos in... -
Isn't there an easier way for iPhoto to show (Photoshop) edited RAW photos?
Hi fellow Apple community members, below is a (very) detailed description of my problem>
Once I'm done shooting with my Canon DSLR i auto-import my pics into iPhoto '11.
My pics are shot in RAW format.
I have Photoshop CS6 set as my default image editor via iPhoto.
Once my image is edited via Photoshop i then save the image with two different methods:
i use the "save image..." button in the Camera RAW editing window and proceed to save the image in the same location and the same as the original name in the iPhoto directory.
The second method is to open the image as a non "Smart Object" file then proceed to save the image as a JPEG via "Save As", also in the same the location and file name as the original
The problem is once i've done the saving of the file. iPhoto doesn't show edits done to the original photo or even show a edited copy.
I CAN locate the edited images via the route directory within iPhoto's Finder menus.
So i assumed if i imported those edited copies it would then show in iPhoto but no cigar - A error message pops up: "The following file could not be imported . The file is in the iPhoto Library."
I then re-locate the edit files to another location, then import it into iPhoto and only then does it shows up in iPhoto - successfully edited.
So my question would be...isn't there a better or easier way for iPhoto to show your edited photos without having to jump through so many hoops?There is no solution to this - and the same problem arises with Aperture too. The question to ask yourself is which Raw processor you want to use and then your Photos go there first.
As Larry says, iPhoto is pretty much pointed at the shooter with a point and shoot or phone who takes snaps to share with family and friends. Pros or serious hobbyits, people shooting large volumes, people shooting Raw migrate to the more powerful apps sooner or later.
Going forward, I would suggest that you explore apps like Lightroom and Aperture which make the Raw processing - and many other - element of Photoshop redundant. While iPhoto uses the same processing engine as Aperture it has less fine control. Photoshop for the photographer is on the way out. It's too expensive, most of its features are aimed at graphic artists rather than shooters. The future for Photographers is apps like Aperture, Lightroom with something like Elements for the odd touchups that these apps can't manage. -
How do I "Add to Library" when iPhoto won't recognise selected photos?
A few months ago I was unable to import photos from the same Canon camera I've always used with iPhoto. Despite a number of steps taken, the problem has not resolved.
As I was getting a few erratic problems I decided to rebuild the computer (back up, wipe hard disk, re-install all software,etc.). I then imported the photos from the camera as usual. Last night they imported properly. Tonight those new photos are do not appear in the Library window of iPhoto. Those new photos are, however, in the iPhoto folder. When I try File/Add to Library, I get the message "Unreadable Files: 1 The following files could not be imported (they may be an unrecognised file type or the files may not contain valid data). The message then gives the path to the library "Users/Shared/iPhoto Library/2005".
Extra information:
*iPhoto Library in a shared folder so that my partner can access them from her Account;
*there are 2500 photos in my library;
*the photos are in .jpg format;
*I've always used the same camera - Canon IXUS v3;
*they imported OK yesterday but have disappeared today;
*I get the same result whether I try to Add to Library one photo or multiple folders of photos.
*I've read a few threads on these discussion pages but the answers don't seem applicable - if only because of the inconsistency (ie importing OK yesterday and being problematic today)
I'd be grateful for anyone's help!
iMac & iBook G4 Mac OS X (10.4.3)I think I understand now. I am thinking you placed these files in the iPhoto Library folder yourself. You need to drag them to the desktop and import them from there, by either dragging them into an open iPhoto viewing window or using the command File>add to library within iPhoto.
Some more info for you:
--First thing to know and remember is this...Do not drag any images, folder of images into the iPhoto Library in the Finder. Images have to be imported into iPhoto within the application. Do not scan images and save them into the iPhoto Library folder in the Finder. Save them to another location such as the Pictures folder or even the desktop. You can then import them into iPhoto.
If you have already put files/folders in the iPhoto Library folder in the Finder then you will also find out that if you try to import them into iPhoto you will get an error message. No worry, just drag them to the desktop and import from there.
--All images that you import are shown in the library view. You can choose how you want to view, by rolls, by date, by rating, etc. When you put images in an Album, slideshow, book, etc, you are actually just putting pointers to those images in the library. You are not adding more images. If you delete an image from the Album it will still be in the library. If you delete an image from the library it is deleted from iPhoto's database and your hard drive (unless you have it backed up somewhere else)
--You have a folder of images on your hard drive and want to import them into iPhoto. Drag the folder of images into an open iPhoto Library window and the folder of photos will be copied into the library, resulting in a new roll with the name of the folder. You now have two copies of those photos, the ones in iPhoto's database and the ones on your desktop. You can keep the ones on your desktop that you just imported as backup or you can delete that folder.
-- you scan a picture/pictures and save it in a folder. You cannot scan directly into iPhoto or the iPhoto Library folder in the Finder.
You want all your photos in iPhoto so you import them into iPhoto.
Now you have two copies of that picture/pictures, so you can delete the originals that were in the scanned folder and keep the one/ones that were imported into iPhoto.
-- You download pictures from your camera into iPhoto.
There is now one copy of each of the pictures. (DO NOT HAVE IPHOTO DELETE THE IMAGES FROM YOUR CAMERA! DELETE THEM MANUALLY WITH THE CAMERA-if something goes wrong with the import and they are never imported and then they are deleted from the camera you might end up losing those images)
You want to change something about a picture you imported, such as
cropping it or changing the size, or changing the orientation.
Once you do that to a picture, you now have two copies of the picture
in iPhoto, the original and the edited one. The edited one will be in the library organize view. The original is packed away in an Original folder in your iPhoto Library folder under the date of the roll. You can always revert to the original by control clicking on the photo and choose "revert to orginal" You will not have this choice if you used iPhoto Diet to get rid of the Originals.
(a quick note on cropping within iPhoto...when you are in edit mode, you automatically will be in the crop mode with cross hairs to highlight the crop area. To finish cropping you must click the crop button and then go back to library view and your cropped picture will be there.
3.You want to use Photoshop or another graphic program to edit a picture in your iPhoto library.
You can open up prefs for iPhoto and choose "when double clicking on
photo ..do" choose "other" and select Photoshop. Now you can edit all
pictures in your iPhoto library in PhotoShop by double clicking. If you save the photo with the same name and as a flattened file it will be saved right into iPhoto and you will see the changes. If you don't want to save it into iPhoto then do a "save as" and save to the desktop. You will then have the original photo still in iPhoto and your new edited photo on the desktop.
Or, with iPhoto open, you can drag a picture from the library window
to your desktop (you see a + sign on the pic you are dragging). You now
have two of the same picture, one in the iPhoto library and one on your desktop. You can open up the one on your desktop in any graphic program and work on it. The one in iPhoto stays the same. You can also share/export the picture/pictures to your desktop or folder to work on them or do batch processing, etc. You will still have the originals in your iPhoto Library.
Or, you can open up the ~/Pictures/iPhoto Library/folders and option drag any
picture out of the folder to your desktop. Notice that you will see a plus sign while dragging the photo. This is copying the file to your desktop
I would advise anyone not to do this as they might forget to use the option key and drag the photo out. Next time you open iPhoto the photo will be missing.
Two Apple kbs for you to read
Don't tamper with files in the iPhoto library folder
About the iPhoto Library folder
Don't forget that in Library view you can Control click on any picture and get a contextual menu with many options. One is to revert to original. -
How can I get iPhoto to print date on photo?
is it possible to get iphoto to print the date on a photo?
No.
In order of price here are some suggestions:
Seashore (free)
The Gimp (free)
Graphic Coverter ($45 approx)
Acorn ($50 approx)
Pixelmator ($50 approx)
Photoshop Elements ($75 approx)
There are many, many other options. Search on MacUpdate. You can set Photoshop (or any image editor) as an external editor in iPhoto. (Preferences -> General -> Edit Photo: Choose from the Drop Down Menu.) This way, when you double click a pic to edit in iPhoto it will open automatically in Photoshop or your Image Editor, and when you save it it's sent back to iPhoto automatically. This is the only way that edits made in another application will be displayed in iPhoto. -
When i move my raw files from iPhoto to dpp to edit them they turn into jpegs
when i drag & drop my raw images from iphoto into canons digital photo professional they show up as jpegs. I went to iphoto prefrences and [use RAW when using external editor ] is checked.
when i drag & drop my raw images from iphoto into canons digital photo professional they show up as jpegs.
When you drag and drop from iPhoto, you are not using the export panel. "Drag and drop" will simply use the lower quality jpeg previews.
To send your raw images to your external editor, you need to set up your Canon editor as External Editor in iPhoto.
In the "iPhoto Preferences > Advance" set "Edit Photos in" to your Canon ..., in addition to "Use Raw photos...."
Then, when you double click a photo to edit, it will open directly in your Canon editor.
-- Léonie
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