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Apple Releases iPhoto 9.4.1 Update
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I did the update and when i started iPhoto to do the upgrade it said it could not find some pictures and now i am missing pictures
Can somebody expain why is the last version (9.4) 1.61GB and new one 1.14GB? Did they rid of all bad codeI truly wish that that is the case
Updates only replace the parts that have changed. So I'd assume fewer changes this time than last time. Or said the other way, more remains the same this time.
3.4 fu**ed up really bad.
Thank God I have Time Machine, I was able to get my prior library version back and use an older version of Aperture, waiting for an update.
I was saddened by the fact that Apple removed all the bad reviews from the App Store in the German MAS for version 3.4...
As if it never happened.
Not even a word to us photographers who undoubtedly rely on this probably just as much as on their OS.
Actually, if you had invested into Lightroom, it IS more important than the OS, as Lightroom let's you even run the library in another OS.
Oh Apple... What happened to Quality Control?
Seems like they mess up their App Store offerings quite often as of late:
- Podcasts
- iPhoto (what is this BS about no Synch with iPhoto/Aperture on my Mac?)
- Aperture 3.4
- Not App Store, but buggy as hell either way: Messages on Mac
Oh and I'm fairly certain I missed something...
Glassed Silver:mac
47.9MB here
Exactly the same here...Strange that some are getting the big one. I don't actually use it, as I have Aperture...But best to keep things up to date.
The Aperture update was .5GB I seem to remember.
My 768 GB is looking better all the time.
Yeah, I think I'll save the $500 and deal with 120 GB SSD.
Same here. Quite a large update but glad it's fixed the syncing issues when plugging in my iPhone. iPhoto would hang for some time before showing my photos.
I believe it's a 757MB update if you hadn't already updated to 9.4. Mine was only 47MBs too. I keep everything up to date though on a daily basis.
I haven't tested it in 9.4.1 but in the latest Aperture the old FB bug still exists. sync a photo called, say, img_0987.jpg and that appears as the comment under the photo in FB. Edit the comment to something like "Wow! Now that's what I call a pizza " and the next time Aperture or iPhoto syncs, then that's the name the photo (version in Aperture) changes to in iPhoto/Aperture
Since this has been around forever and Apple have never fixed it I can only assume that they consider it a feature, not a bug. I can't see any reason why that could be even remotely useful but, if they must sync from FB at least put the damn comment in the metadata (since that's what it is really).
Makes being able to post to FB directly from the app totally useless.
" and the next time Aperture or iPhoto syncs, then that's the name the photo (version in Aperture) changes to in iPhoto/Aperture Since this has been around forever and Apple have never fixed it I can only assume that they consider it a feature, not a bug. I can't see any reason why that could be even remotely useful but, if they must sync from FB at least put the damn comment in the metadata (since that's what it is really).
Makes being able to post to FB directly from the app totally useless.
... and what about iPhoto Journals?
I hate to sync all my photos to an iOS device to make a journal.
I hate to sync all my photos to an iOS device to make a journal.
I updated this morning, was only a small update for me but since the update i have found the app next to useless.
It opens fine but then is very unresponsive, when it will eventually let me open a folder it freezes and i have to force quit it.
I have tried all the repair options for the library, database etc but no luck.
Was fine yesterday before this update.
Any ideas????
It opens fine but then is very unresponsive, when it will eventually let me open a folder it freezes and i have to force quit it.
I have tried all the repair options for the library, database etc but no luck.
Was fine yesterday before this update.
Any ideas????
1.14 GB on a early 2011 15". No issues with the update, but I cannot say I have played with it enough yet to really test it
Bug fixes are the kind of maintenance I like, unlike, say, figuring out how to get podcasts back in the music app....
Maybe size depends on how you got it?
Just a wild guess here but maybe people that had iPhoto pre-installed in their Macs pre-Lion are getting the 1Gig plus update. My Early 2011 IMac came with Snow Leopard and iLife pre-installed (and in a disc) and the size of my update was over 1 Gig. iPhoto does not appears as purchased when I go to the Mac app store.
Can the people with updates in the 40 Megs indicate if they got their Macs with Lion/mountin Lion and have their iPhoto from the Mac app store?
Just a wild guess here but maybe people that had iPhoto pre-installed in their Macs pre-Lion are getting the 1Gig plus update. My Early 2011 IMac came with Snow Leopard and iLife pre-installed (and in a disc) and the size of my update was over 1 Gig. iPhoto does not appears as purchased when I go to the Mac app store.
Can the people with updates in the 40 Megs indicate if they got their Macs with Lion/mountin Lion and have their iPhoto from the Mac app store?