Photo app VS iPhoto(・・?

I don't find the application : Photo but iPhoto =="

They just showed a preview in the keynote, but it's not been released until early 2015 (whenever that means).

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Image preview not working with 3rd party photo apps in iPhoto/Image Capture

I haven't had a problem until recently with the iPhone 4. Pictures taken with third party photo apps such as Shake It Photo or Hipstamatic no longer generate a thumbnail preview in either iPhoto or Image Capture. It's just a generic jpg icon. All pictures taken with Apple's camera app appear just fine. I also had a problem where I couldn't import any of the photos, but I restarted the phone a couple times and that seemed to fix the importing issue, but not the thumbnail preview issue. This is particularly weird because i've been importing pictures since the first day this phone came out, and it's only been doing this since yesterday.
I know a lot of people are having problems getting their iPhoto to recognize the phone at all or that there are photos on the phone, but is anyone else having the same problem as me? Any solutions? I have iPhoto 8.1.2.
Thanks!
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I have this issue but didn't recognize it until I read your post. I thought it was 2 bad photos.
I'll subscribe to this tread to see if anyone comes up with a fix.

Photos app vs. iPhoto App IOS

On my iPhone and iPad/iPad mini, I have both "Photos" app (a kind of pink/orange starburst icon) and iPhoto for IOS. I have two questions a search didn't turn up answers for:
1) Do I need both these apps? They both display my photos in similar ways (photos/albums). I think Photos came with my devices and I think I downloaded iPhoto from the App Store.
2) Are they drawing on the same database of photos (presumably my Mac iPhotos and PhotoStream in iCloud) meaning the photos are not taking up doublespace?
I'd like a little space back on my devices and deleting one of these apps (if they aren't "sharing" photos) is a good way I think. I use Instagram to edit IOS photots - not either of these apps.
Thanks in advance!
YvonneinSonoma

The short answer:
Yes, you need both apps - or may want to have both.
And both are showing you the same photos, but in different ways, and they are just offering differnet views, the photos will not be duplicated.
See the iPhoto Help: http://help.apple.com/iphoto/iphone/2.0/?handbuch#blnka7d353af
All of the photos and video clips in the Photos app on your device automatically appear in iPhoto. You can also import photos into iPhoto from other devices and computers, other apps on the same device, or a digital camera (if you're using iPad)
iPhoto is showing you all photos stored on your iPhone in one place, and you can organize and edit the photos in a more elaborate way than with the Photos app by adding tags and brushing in effects. You can craete Journals andphoto books, and publish slideshows, and share photos to iTunes.
The Photos.app mamages the Camera Roll and is the central sharing place between differnet apps on your iPhone. Also, the Photos.app is the only app that can delete from the Camera roll.
You cannot delete the Photos.app - it comes with with the system software on your iPhoto. You could delete iPhoto, but the app does not need much space. Transfer your photos to your computer and delete the photos that you do not like.

MacOSX Photos App (versus iPhoto): edit in external editor?

Just a quickie to see if my deduction is correct. In the new Photos app on OSX I can find no manner via which to "Edit in external editor" as is (was?) possible in iPhoto. I deduce the manner for this now, is to export a photo, edit it (and rename if so desired), then re-import it. Correct? (No more of the handy, immediate-seeming path.)

I just realized that Photos doesn’t have a Feedback feature and at the moment there’s no Photos support there. Hold that thought and look back at the Apple Feedback site I linked to. With luck in a short while we can feedback our wishlist on Photos. I know this one is high on my list.

Can someone explain the difference between photos app and iphoto for iphone?

I recently downloaded the iphoto app to my iPhone 4s. I am hoping to clear up some space on my iphone and I deleted some pics from what I thought was the camera roll within iphoto. I noticed later that while attempting to change my wallpaper, I noticed that pics I thought I deleted were still on the phone as evidenced by their availability to be used as wallpaper. I checked that I had selected cameral roll and not photostream, where it would make sense the photos would still be there. When I left settings I noticed that I have iphoto and the phots app on my iphone. Do I need both? And if i want to delete photos, do I need to delete photos from the cameral roll within iphoto AND the photos app???? I really need someone to make sense of all this photo business!

The "Photos" application is built into the phone and is meant only for viewing and making small edits (crop, auto-enhance, etc.) to photos in your Camera Roll and other photos synced onto your phone via iTunes.
iPhoto for iOS is a new application which is meant to allow you to organize your photos, share them via sideshows or "journals" and make mode substantial edits (contrast, brightness, sharpness, photo effects, etc.)
Keep in mind that iPhoto or any other app from the App Store does not have the ability to delete photos from your Camera Roll. What you did is probably hit the x icon which hides the photo from your iPhoto library but it remains in your Camera Roll. To delete photos, they must be deleted from the Photos app. Oce they are deleted from your Camera Roll they will no longer show up in iPhoto.

IOS photo app vs iPhoto, keywords, smart albums, face detection?

greetings,
i have some questions about iOS photos app in comparison to iPhoto (in 10.8). i've done a little searching on the web and in the forum, but didn't see this covered...
i always sync my iPhone to my mac, copy/import my photos to iPhoto, and use iPhoto to organize my photos. in iPhoto, i tag photos (keywords) and use "smart albums" to access all my photos based upon the keyword tags. face detection in iPhoto is GREAT!.   i have all my friends faces named and finding them by "people" grouping is fantastic. the down side to all of this is that i have everything working great on my mac, but usually i'm using the photos app in the iPhone to show pics to my friends since that is what i have with me. i'm not sure if this information in iPhoto ever gets synced back to my iPhone.
1- does the iOS photos app have any of these features from iPhoto?
     in other words, can i tag photos, lable the faces of friends, set up smart albums in iOS photos? if so, please point me to some info. i haven't seen an obvious way to do any of this.
2- can i sync what i do in iPhoto back to my iPhone?
     in other words, can i get the tags, peoples' names on their faces, and smart albums copied from iPhotos back to my iPhone? is there some setting or command in iPhoto, or somewhere else?
3- i just turned on photostream. can/does this iPhoto data transfer via photostream to the iPhone?
i have an iPhone 4.
i am just about ready to upgrade from iOS 5 to iOS 6. so if any of these features are specific to iOS 6, please let me know.
i'd appreciate it if you could mention if there is anything special about iOS in the iPad, because a friend has asked me how she can do in her iPad (iOS 6), what i do with iPhoto in my mac.
thank you for any suggestions or advice.

You're best bet would be to do your own comparison: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/iphoto/id497786065?mt=8
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/iphoto/id408981381?mt=12

IPad photo app or iPhoto

Could someone please advise me on the fundamental differences between the iPad app "photo" and the iPhoto app
Thank you in advance

I'm not sure what part of you need to post in the correct forum is confusing??
iPad and iPhone questions are best ask in the correct forums - iPhoto for the Mac has nothing to do with iPhoto on either (on any IOS device) - the only thing they currently have in common is their names - no other connteciton
Posting iPad and iPhone questions in the iPhoto for Mac forums does not give good answers since there is no connection of any sort as explained
LN

New photos app (replacing iPhoto) not syncing properly

Since installing the new OS X Yosemite 10.10.3 to iMac and ISO 8.3 to iPhone 5s and iPad3, not all of my photo albums and photos in various albums are syncing..... any hints?? I also installed the latest iTunes 12.1.2.27 too ! I have rebooted all devices too....
Thanks Schooner

Same issue here. Photos taken on my iPhone show up on my iPad and vice versa, but nothing new shows up in Photos on my Mac. It’s perpetually stuck “preparing items”, ostensibly for syncing to the cloud, but it never seems to get unstuck. I think it worked for about a day after uploading my 53,000 photos, but as soon as I deleted some of my now redundant date-organized “iPhoto” albums it got stuck again in syncing (apparently trying to sync every single photo AGAIN) and hasn’t worked since. I would prefer to use Apple software, but I’m about to declare defeat.

IPhoto and old photo app

I downloaded IPhoto and I also have the old photo app on the Iphone 5c. I now have 2 sets of photos because I can't delete the old photo app. Is there another solution other than deleting IPhoto and just using the old photo app?

I now have 2 sets of photos because I can't delete the old photo app.
You need both apps - the Photos.app and iPhoto.app; they work together.
Installing iPhoto has not duplicated your photos. iPhoto is only showing you all photos on your iPhone, i.e. in the Photos.app and lets you edit and organize them. But iPhoto will not copy the photos; they are still in your Camera Roll and managed by the Photos.app.
See the iPhoto Help: http://help.apple.com/iphoto/iphone/2.0/?handbuch#blnka7d353af
All of the photos and video clips in the Photos app on your device automatically appear in iPhoto. You can also import photos into iPhoto from other devices and computers, other apps on the same device, or a digital camera (if you're using iPad).
Also, some things are not possible in iPhoto. You still need the Photos.app to manage your Camera Roll.
Regards
Léonie

IPhoto & Photo app

Installed iPhoto app for my iPhone (newest OS). Are photos actually on disk in two places: Photo app & also iPhoto? Or do the two apps simply offer the interface to the same basic photos.

iPhoto does not duplicate the photos - it offers a different view of the photos stored elsewhere.
See: http://help.apple.com/iphoto/iphone/2.0/?handbuch#blnka7d353af
All of the photos and video clips in the Photos app on your device automatically appear in iPhoto. You can also import photos into iPhoto from other devices and computers, other apps on the same device, or a digital camera (if you're using iPad).
Only photos you directly import to iPhoto will require extra storage.
Léonie

Photo App Crashes Since Upgrade to IOS 8

Since I updated to IOS 8 I cannot get the "PHOTO" app (not Iphoto) to stay open...will open for 1-2 seconds and then crash. Works perfectly fine on my Ipad Retina, but other Ipad, which is a generation behind just crashes. Itunes shows the photos are loaded on the Ipad. Can anyone offer a suggestion?
Thanks!

Hi Ikespy,
If you are having issues with a built-in app like Photos, you may want to first try resetting your iPhone:
Turn your iOS device off and on (restart) and reset
If you are still having issues after a reset, you may want to make sure you have a current backup of your data in iTunes, then try restoring your iPhone to factory settings and testing it in that default condition to see if the issue persists before restoring your data. You may find the following article helpful:
Use iTunes to restore your iOS device to factory settings
Regards,
- Brenden

Photos app not working with photoshop.

Photos app not allowing me to add photos to photoshop. Anyone else have this problem? I can add photos from my home screen but not directly from photos app. iPhoto allowed me to drag and drop them into photoshop but not the new photos app. Any suggestions?

Everyone has this problem. Apparently developers have to write extensions to hook into the new app. http://www.apple.com/feedback/macosx.html is the place for feature requests and feedback

Photos folder in my photo app on my iPhone /iPad

Greetings.
I cannot find this info anywhere
In my photo app, (not iphoto) in the folder of Photos, I have some really old pictures in there.
I have removed them long ago from my iPhone under albums and iCloud
But they show up under Photos and I do not see the pictures on my iCloud from my iMac.
It seems to be taking up room on my iPhone.
How do I delete these photos? Besides selecting them and deleting them myself.
On the right side of the iphone it says, share, so does this have any thing to do with sharing somewhere?
Thank you
Rick

Further to my question, I see the key word on top of my screen of this app, "Moment"
so how do I reduce or delete old pictures.
Thank you

How do i move photos in new Photos app?

How do I move photos in the new Photos app from iPhoto events to albums, last import to albums and albums to albums?

There are already things like "events." Photos auto-groups photos by date. If you zoom in or zoom out in the main Photos view you'll see it.
There's a whole lot of manual organization that was in iPhoto that's not really necessary in Photos.

Photos App and images that have no place data

I am considering moving to the Photos App from iPhoto, but I have a large number of old photos and documents that have no location data. Most were scanned several years ago, such as genealogy records, birth certificates, etc. How does Photos handle these images? Do they appear in Collections and Moments like other images even though they have no location data? Must I assign each some arbitrary location if I want the images to stay together? Should I also alter the "time the image was taken" as well? If not, I assume they will be sorted according to the time the image was added to iPhoto.

Photos without location data will appear in the moments based on the date. If the photos have no capture date, the file creation date will be used.
Must I assign each some arbitrary location if I want the images to stay together?
How are your photos stored now? If the are in iPhoto you could assign places to them and adjust the dates of your scans to group them by date in a meaningful way before migrating the library to Photos.
But photos will also allow you to create albums or smart albums based on keywords and other tags. iPhoto events will be mapped to albums.

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