JPEGS cropped & flipped in Photoshop are stretched in iPhoto 9

Can someone tell me the fastest way to fix this? In iPhoto, I didn't have Photoshop chosen as my default editor, just opened the photos w/in Photoshop and cropped and flipped them (slides had been scanned wrong way). No layers or anything added, still RGB.
When I view them now in iPhoto 9, the thumbnails haven't changed from the originals, though the pictures do flip and are cropped when they're opened. When they're viewed within the iPhoto window, though, they're stretched. When they're put into a slideshow, they're also stretched. However, when they're viewed in full screen mode, they're fine.
I have rebuilt the library's small thumbnails. Will more a "intensive" rebuild fix this, or is there something faster I can do just with the particular two dozen photos to fix?
Many thanks.
Rob

The fastest way to fix this is to restore from backup made before you corrupted the Library, then set Photoshop as an external editor and proceed from there.
Regards
TD

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dfranzen adobe Employee wrote in post #7:
"Until a fix is available for this bug, please try the following workaround. After cropping the JPEG in the Camera Raw dialog, select "Export Settings to XMP" from the fly-out menu in the Camera Raw dialog, then click "Done".
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http://forums.adobe.com/thread/745757?tstart=0
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On Sun, 3 Feb 2008 15:38:40 -0800, [email protected] wrote in
<[email protected]>:
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Original message----
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Date : 06/02/2015 - 00:39 (GMTST)
To : [email protected]
Subject : i have dell xps it runs at 3840 x 2167 and bridge lightroom and photoshop are unusable as the type is so small if win is re scaled to a low res the products still use full res and you canot see text can you help!
    i have dell xps it runs at 3840 x 2167 and bridge lightroom and photoshop are unusable as the type is so small if win is re scaled to a low res the products still use full res and you canot see text can you help!
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There is that pitfall in buying HiDpi laptops for Windows.
Only Photoshop CC 2014 has the option to scale the UI 200% in order to make it usable on these hires screens.
CC and earlier does not have this and Adobe would have to retrofit them. Not likely with older products.
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