Where is file?
1. Using iPhoto 5, I import my photos from my Nikon in RAW mode.
2. I create a new album.
3. I double click the image and modify it in Photoshop.
4. I save the image as a JPG.
The problem?
I cannot locate the JPG image either in my new album or in my photo library.
I do a search using Spotlight, and the image is located at:
paul>pictures>iPhoto library>2006>02>18
but I cannot seem to access the library above using iPhoto.
Please help. In previous versions of iPhoto, the saved image would save next to the original image in my album.
Hi Paul,
I don't do RAW, but I do have some links for you to check out that might help you. Some give info for iPhoto 5 and some for iPhoto 6.
Supported RAW cameras
iPhoto 5 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ): Working with RAW images
Working with RAW in iPhoto 5
For iPhoto 6 check out this link;
http://www.thedigitalstory.com/blog/2006/01/iphoto6_changesfor.html
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