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Apple Releases iPhoto 7.1.3
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Apple Releases iPhoto 7.1.3
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Apple has released an update to iPhoto through your Mac OS X Software Update, or through their support site. The 16.9MB update "addresses issues with wire-bound books and cards."
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Apple has released an update to iPhoto through your Mac OS X Software Update, or through their support site. The 16.9MB update "addresses issues with wire-bound books and cards."
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Seems a bit of a lame update, must have been an issue for some people but 
typically don't go into detail what the issue it.
iPhoto must not be due an update for some time, otherwise this could have waited.
typically don't go into detail what the issue it.iPhoto must not be due an update for some time, otherwise this could have waited.
I love that they issue an update that supposedly deals with issues with physical objects. I know what they meant, but it's still at least a vaguely humorous wording.
Seems a bit of a lame update, must have been an issue for some people but
iPhoto must not be due an update for some time, otherwise this could have waited.
They seem to release minor updates every month or so as needed. This is the 5th update in 6 months (7.0.2, 7.1, 7.1.1, 7.1.2, 7.1.3).
Well, I'm ranting again about Apple products not feeling just quite finished...
What I really need is the possibility to group my events under categories or, at least, create 'sub-event' or something of the sort.
I have about 9000 pictures (and counting) neatly organized in folders and sub folders, together with grouping into events already. I don't like that when I import them into iPhoto it creates an event for each folder I have... That's 12s of events! And using keywords and stuff is not the same as browsing, is it?
Aperture provides that, but it's $200 and not as nice looking for a basic user (I don't consider myself a pro, far from it).
As an example: I have photos of all the houses where I lived. So I have a folder called 'Houses' and within it sub folders called say House 1, House 2, House 3... Inside each house, I have folders for each room, say bedroom, living room... Importing that into iPhoto makes no sense since it creates an 'event' for something that is not close to an event: it's a room!
Maybe someone else has had that frustration and could offer advice until Apple offers a better iPhoto?
And don't get me started on iMovie, the lack of Mpeg2 and AC3 support in QT, iWork not supporting RTL languages (ever tried to edit a Hebrew document?) and now the remote being optional???
What I really need is the possibility to group my events under categories or, at least, create 'sub-event' or something of the sort.
I have about 9000 pictures (and counting) neatly organized in folders and sub folders, together with grouping into events already. I don't like that when I import them into iPhoto it creates an event for each folder I have... That's 12s of events! And using keywords and stuff is not the same as browsing, is it?
Aperture provides that, but it's $200 and not as nice looking for a basic user (I don't consider myself a pro, far from it).
As an example: I have photos of all the houses where I lived. So I have a folder called 'Houses' and within it sub folders called say House 1, House 2, House 3... Inside each house, I have folders for each room, say bedroom, living room... Importing that into iPhoto makes no sense since it creates an 'event' for something that is not close to an event: it's a room!
Maybe someone else has had that frustration and could offer advice until Apple offers a better iPhoto?
And don't get me started on iMovie, the lack of Mpeg2 and AC3 support in QT, iWork not supporting RTL languages (ever tried to edit a Hebrew document?) and now the remote being optional???
why rant about iPhoto? have you guys checked out safari after the update...
i say... wow.
well anyway, any update is better than no update at all.
i say... wow.
well anyway, any update is better than no update at all.
