Iphoto projects

I have 2 questions.
1) Has anyone ordered a book that said the pictures are low resolution, and how did they turn out?
2) How much generally is a 35 page book, generally speaking?
Any help is greatly appreciated.

I have not done a book but did a calendar which included two photos that "rang the low resolution alarm". THey are, as expected, NOT as good as the Higher resolution photos but are acceptable - because I wanted to include them and had no option for a higher resolution photo I went ahead and am fine with the result
I did order One first to check before I ordered a bunch
I believe that the best way to find the price of you book is to submit it and see what the price is -- this page -- http://www.apple.com/ilife/iphoto/printproducts.html -- has some sample prices for you to look at
Larry Nebel

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How do I import an Iphoto Project (book) directly into Aperture 2?

I have a book that I did as a project in iPhoto '08 that I would like to import directly into Aperture 2 and "redo" the book using Aperture's new features.
Although I imported my iPhoto library I don't seem to have this project in Aperture and when I look to export the project from iPhoto it wants to export it as a movie.
Since the photos from iPhoto are in Aperture I figured that importing the iPhoto project would be easy. I don't want to recreate the book again if I can help it - I just want to import and modify it in Aperture.
Is it possible to do and can anyone tell me how to do this?
Thanks,

You CAN completely customize the text in iPhoto books, including left/center/right justifications, and it is fairly easy. Here's the workaround:
1) In your iPhoto book (or calendar or whatever) layout, highlight the text you want to modify or change its alignment.
2) Launch TextEdit and open a blank document. Paste the text from iPhoto into the document.
3) Still in TextEdit, highlight your text. Using ordinary word processing methods, modify or realign your text as desired. When satisfied, highlight the customized text and copy it.
4) Back in iPhoto, paste the newly modified text you just copied from TextEdit into the desired text box, overwriting (or deleting first) the original text. All the modifications you made in TextEdit should apply.
This trick can work wonders for helping make an iPhoto book completely your design.
--bosskev

Is there a way to order several different iPhoto projects at one time, on the same order? (to avoid paying shipping on each individual project?)

Is there a way to order several different iPhoto projects at one time, on the same order? (to avoid paying shipping on each individual project?)

No, unless they're all prints.
(117535)

IPhoto project export to iTunes disabled in Mountain Lion??

I am a bit frustrated. It seems that after upgrading to Mountain Lion I cannot export my iPhoto project to iTunes anymore. This is a pity because it is a nice way of bringing my projects with me (iPhone / iPad). Any suggestions?

Thanks for asking!
iPhoto had an option to export a project to iTunes. I used this option a couple of times. Today I completed a new project. And then I thought it would be nice to export it to iTunes ..... I have searched al options, but this one seems to be gone! Even a workaround via PDF is not working.
This is the first time ever that I feel a bit frustrated on my mac...

Old iPhoto project files missing captions after upgrading from OSX 10.4 to 10.7.4

Hi Everyone,
I'm hoping you might be able to assist me please! I had created a bunch of iPhoto project books whilst using OSX 10.4 and the version of iPhoto that resided there. I've recently upgraded all the way up to 10.7.4 and installed the most recent version of iPhoto so that I can finally purchase these photo books. iPhoto "upgraded" my projects and now all my captions have been replaced by the "ipsum lorem" template text! Is there any way I can recover the caption text from the hundreds of pages? Do they reside in a file somewhere on my Mac or have they been wiped away during the upgrade?
Thanks for you time and consideration!

Hi Everyone,
I'm hoping you might be able to assist me please! I had created a bunch of iPhoto project books whilst using OSX 10.4 and the version of iPhoto that resided there. I've recently upgraded all the way up to 10.7.4 and installed the most recent version of iPhoto so that I can finally purchase these photo books. iPhoto "upgraded" my projects and now all my captions have been replaced by the "ipsum lorem" template text! Is there any way I can recover the caption text from the hundreds of pages? Do they reside in a file somewhere on my Mac or have they been wiped away during the upgrade?
Thanks for you time and consideration!

Iphoto Project

Hi, i've bought a iphoto project. On my credit card is charged, but I have no order number / a state of order. What should I do?

Go the the Store (link above) and click on the Account link:
The rest is self explanatory.
OT

Iphoto project deleting

Hi, I deleted an Iphoto project (photolibrary) by accident, how can I restore it? I previously saved a pdf of the whole project but I need to have it in the original format again to be able to modify it. thanks a lot

Did you make a back up? The location of a back up and how to restore will depend on how you made the back up.

I have an illustrated book stored in iPhoto projects that has been printed once but will be annually updated. If I upgrade to Mavericks, will this still be available to me for editing and reprinting.

I have an illustrated book saved in iPhoto projects which I plan to update and reprint in future. If I upgrade my Macbook to Mavericks from Yosemite, will I still be able to access, edit and reprint this?

If you're going to update the book each year I suggest you follow this tutorial to save the book in it's own library. That isolates it from the day to day library which could experience problems resulting in loss of project, i.e. the book: iP12 - Archiving an iPhoto 9 (11) Book for Editing and/or Ordering at a Later Date
The book library is often small enough that it can be copied to a CD or DVD for off computer backup.

Moving an iPhoto project from one mac to another?

OK, so i have bookes created on my macbook air on holiday and now that im home i want to copy these projects (hours of work) to my main iPhoto library on my iMac....is this possible and how do i do it?

No, merging will not do it.
You copy the Library to the other machine - so you have two libraries - then open it and work away.
Regards
TD

How do I move an iPhoto project to another mac?

Reading through the threads it seems I must move the entire iPhoto library.
However a few questions:
1. I don't want to mess up the library on my target mac with the older library that contains the project. How can I import the library without causing a problem to the good library
2.I assume I can connect firewire, and do that transfer, but how specifically, does one do that? connect the macs with firewire, then what?
thanks I am kind of a mac noobie.

OK an update. I put my old computer into target disk mode, renamed the iphoto library to "iphoto library old" and dragged it to the desktop of the new computer. I guess I can use it on the desktop, but really what I need to know now is can I MERGE the two libraries? I deleted all the old projects except the project I want before transferring to the new computer, so all I really want to do is MERGE the libraries. So I guess question 1 above still stands. I don't want to mess up my new iphoto library....
lastly, I don't want to use third party software to merge the libraries. Isn't there a way to just export the project?

How do I save an iPhoto project?

Hi all,
I'm trying to put together a book in iPhoto 11 for a Christmas present. However, when I close the program and go back in later, all the photos are gone and I am left with a blank project. As it's quite a big project I can't really do it in one sitting - however, with this current problem I can't see a way around a long night in front of the Mac.
Am I doing something wrong, or is this a symptom of some wider problem?
Thanks in advance,
Sam

Wider problem.
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

Creating an iPhoto project book....how can I add photos to the photo pane?

I am creating a book from our recent vacation. Each day of the vacation I have separated into different Events. I chose the first day/event and clicked create book.....have placed all the photos in various "slots" in the book and now want to add photos from more events but cannot figure out how to do that.....can this be done???
Thanks for any help....so close to finishing!
Chris H

Select the photo(s) or event(s) you want to add to your book and drag them to the book project in the source pane to the left
BTW - you will love your results - I have quit printing photos and doing albums - only do iPhoto books for our trips now - we love them and our friends are amazed - plus it is easy to duplicate if people we went with want copies
LN

How to move iPhoto Project to Photoshop

Is it possible to move a Project (album) created in iPhoto to photoshop for additional processing ??
if yes , please explain How.

Yes you can control it.
Connect the iPad to your computer with the cable
Launch iTunes
Select the iPad from the left side under "devices"
Click on the Photos Tab in the iTunes window on the right side
Click on the Sync Photos Heading and select the folder from which you want to sync
Select all of the albums, events, faces or whatever you have
Click on Sync - or Apply in the lower corner of iTunes.

How can I import iphoto projects (books) into Iphoto?

My un-backupped Mac crashed, and I had the files recreated professionally. Now I want to import my books back into iPhoto, but either I am trying with the wrong files, or I am doing it wrong. Anyway I cannot import the "project.db" files, which the Mac tries to open i Word by default!
Any ideas how to do it?

Simply putting files in to specific places is enough to recreate the Library. An iPhoto Library is not just a gathering of files but a complex ecosystem of interlinked files, caches and database files. It's more than the sum of its parts, and those parts are not always what you think. For instance, those project.db files have nothing to do with books

IPhoto Projects problem.

Every year I make cards and calendars. I move the photos to the particlular projects, usually 1-3 for the card, until I pick the one I like best, and 60-70 in the calendar project. I accidentally dropped the pictures in the card project, rather than the calendar project. These are 40 pictures, of more than 17,000, from 12 years back. Is there any way to locate the pictures in my Library, so I can move them to the proper project, without trying to find all those pictures again, by scrolling through all of them? Thank you.

What do you see if you search for the file name from inside iPhoto? The Spotlight search might be showing the thumbnail or preview copy, not the orignal.
If you're seeing a blank black window or a window with
in it then try the following: apply the two fixes below in order as needed:
Fix #1
1 - launch iPhoto with the Command+Option keys held down and rebuild the library.
2 - run Option #4 to rebuild the database.
Fix #2
Using iPhoto Library Manager to Rebuild Your iPhoto Library
1 - download iPhoto Library Manager and launch.
2 - click on the Add Library button, navigate to your Home/Pictures folder and select your iPhoto Library folder.
3 - Now that the library is listed in the left hand pane of iPLM, click on your library and go to the File ➙ Rebuild Library menu option.
4 - In the next window name the new library and select the location you want it to be placed.
5 - Click on the Create button.
Note: This creates a new library based on the LIbraryData.xml file in the library and will recover Events, Albums, keywords, titles and comments. However, books, calendars, cards and slideshows will be lost. The original library will be left untouched for further attempts at fixing the problem or in case the rebuilt library is not satisfactory.

IPhoto project disappeared on ipad

I created a photo book in iPhoto and was preparing to purchase a printed copy when the app auto-updated to a new version and the project disappeared. There is not even an apparent projects option now, only create and share online journals. Did the ability to create and order photo books go away? Is there some way to restore my project?

Talked with Apple support. This behavior is a known bug that came with Lion. Being patient waiting for an update.

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