Leave them alone and just don't look inside. Make them into a nice tidy grid if you have to - but don't move them or rename them or put them all into a subfolder...
Leave iPhoto well alone... or you'll be rebuilding your Library from scratch.
Leave them alone and just don't look inside. Make them into a nice tidy grid if you have to - but don't move them or rename them or put them all into a subfolder...
Leave iPhoto well alone... or you'll be rebuilding your Library from scratch.
I was about to make a folder to put everything into, but I'm glad I asked first. It seems very un-apple to have all that out in the open. I guess I can live with it though.
I guess they think that since you should be accessing through iPhoto and not the Finder, it doesn't really matter. Until iPhoto 6, the filing system was so complex that it was a pain in the ass to try to find things unless you knew exactly when you had taken it.
Having said that, if you've upgraded iLife, there are possibly a few files which were iPhoto 4/5 dependent but aren't needed for 6. But without seeing a 'clean' installation of 6, it's kinda hard to tell!
Yeah, I hate how iPhoto organizes pictures. I keep my 'real' pictures just in a folder and use preview to see them, but I put my friends and etc in iPhoto as they're stuff I don't need to alter or work with often.
I was about to make a folder to put everything into, but I'm glad I asked first. It seems very un-apple to have all that out in the open. I guess I can live with it though.
It's not "out in the open." It's all in the "iPhoto Library" folder. If those files/folders were strewn all over your Pictures folder, then it would be annoying. But they're not.