IPhoto 8 Dates wrong after upgrade to Tiger

My iPhoto library got totally screwed up when I upgraded toTiger. When I upload images some go in as a year earlier, sometimes they go in just fine. I never know. I can't find any of my pictures because they are 'somewhere' in my library. If I look at the photo info part of the iPhoto window the date down there is a different date from what the actual date is. If I right click on a photo and go to 'show file' and the original files coms up, it has the correct date.
Any advice?
Jenny

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Three separate issues then:
1. The files which are corrupt or a file format that Preview doesn't recognize
Some things to try:
Change the file suffix to .jpg (i.e lowercase) or .jpeg and see if that helps.
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3. iPhoto fails to display any of these images at all.
Do you get a blank square in the iPhoto Window? What happens when you click on a pic to edit it in the iPhoto Window? Do you get a ? or a !
The ! or ? turns up when iPhoto loses the connection between the thumbnail in the iPhoto Window and the file it represents. The most common cause of this is User Activity in the iPhoto Library Folder. Have you altered, moved or renamed anything in the iPhoto Library Folder?
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