Can any of you guys find the conflict?
I scanned 18 images on my Cannon scanner to my PC Desktop (I know, that's my first problem -- but I had too). I scanned the images using a pretty high 1000+ dpi, and then saved the images as high quality (8 quality on the photoshop "save as JPEG" menu), then burned the newly converted JPEG images to a disc using Easy CD Creator.
Of course I'd like to display, save, album these great photos in iPhoto. But as I drag the 18 images from the CD to iPhoto, or try to import the photos from the Finder, or import the images from a folder saved on the desktop, iPhoto unexpectedly closes -- everytime. It never lets me import these photos
I have imported the .psd converted images (changed from JPEG to .psd in Photoshop), but they are frecking huge files (almost 100 mbs) and handle very poorly in iPhoto.
Never had a problem before, however, I always used my Sony memory stick mouse to import photos from my Camcorder/digital camera to iPhoto.
What am I doing wrong?
Please help!
Chad
I scanned 18 images on my Cannon scanner to my PC Desktop (I know, that's my first problem -- but I had too). I scanned the images using a pretty high 1000+ dpi, and then saved the images as high quality (8 quality on the photoshop "save as JPEG" menu), then burned the newly converted JPEG images to a disc using Easy CD Creator.
Of course I'd like to display, save, album these great photos in iPhoto. But as I drag the 18 images from the CD to iPhoto, or try to import the photos from the Finder, or import the images from a folder saved on the desktop, iPhoto unexpectedly closes -- everytime. It never lets me import these photos
I have imported the .psd converted images (changed from JPEG to .psd in Photoshop), but they are frecking huge files (almost 100 mbs) and handle very poorly in iPhoto.
Never had a problem before, however, I always used my Sony memory stick mouse to import photos from my Camcorder/digital camera to iPhoto.
What am I doing wrong?
Please help!
Chad