Totally fed up my mbp beech ball in iphoto again Money Back

[johnnj]

Any amount of raw images in iphoto is a lot.

Oh, ok. I guess it must be designed for jpegs from digicams and iphones.

I probably have around 8000 RAW and high res film scans in my various Lightroom libraries and never had any problems.

 

[AppleMacFinder]

Is 1000 a lot?

THOUSANDS OF THEM !

 

[theSeb]

Oh, ok. I guess it must be designed for jpegs from digicams and iphones.

I probably have around 8000 RAW and high res film scans in my various Lightroom libraries and never had any problems.

Light scribe is designed for that; iphoto is not.

 

[tokyovigilante]

To be fair to the OP, RAW support is OS level on Mac, not Application-level, so iPhoto and Aperture would be using the same RAW post-processor.

However, the question remains, why shoot RAW then use iPhoto? It doesn't make you l33t.

 

[FOX160]

Oh, ok. I guess it must be designed for jpegs from digicams and iphones.

I probably have around 8000 RAW and high res film scans in my various Lightroom libraries and never had any problems.

i am to a degree But was only emailing a jpeg and I have just back from long
weekend in Newcastle and the machine is still Beach Balling.

 

[FOX160]

To be fair to the OP, RAW support is OS level on Mac, not Application-level, so iPhoto and Aperture would be using the same RAW post-processor.

Very true the software is meant to convert a jpeg image from the RAW image
automatically as soon has to try to edit it.
But again I was sending a jpeg image via email so regarding RAW images should be irrelevant

However, the question remains, why shoot RAW then use iPhoto? It doesn't make you l33t.

The pics was transferred from my old PC Laptop and put into iphoto by the Apple Store.

 

[FOX160]

To be fair to the OP, RAW support is OS level on Mac, not Application-level, so iPhoto and Aperture would be using the same RAW post-processor.


However, the question remains, why shoot RAW then use iPhoto? It doesn't make you l33t.

Very true the software is meant to convert a jpeg image from the RAW image
automatically when trying to edit a RAW image.
But again I was sending a jpeg image via email so regarding RAW images
should be irrelevant.

The pics was transferred from my old PC Laptop and put into iphoto by the Apple Store.

 

[tokyovigilante]

Very true the software is meant to convert a jpeg image from the RAW image
automatically when trying to edit a RAW image.
But again I was sending a jpeg image via email so regarding RAW images
should be irrelevant.

The pics was transferred from my old PC Laptop and put into iphoto by the Apple Store.

Man, this thread is not realiy going anywhere.

You're doing something wrong if that really is the case. Nevertheless, I see you cannot be convinced. I hope you get your refund and are happy with your new Windows laptop.

 

[bigjobby]

Very true the software is meant to convert a jpeg image from the RAW image
automatically when trying to edit a RAW image.
But again I was sending a jpeg image via email so regarding RAW images
should be irrelevant.

The pics was transferred from my old PC Laptop and put into iphoto by the Apple Store.

Have you tried exporting the jpeg from iPhoto or Aperture to, for example, your desktop, closing all apps (except your email client of course) and then sending the email with the attachment?

 

[FOX160]

Man, this thread is not realiy going anywhere.

You're doing something wrong if that really is the case. Nevertheless, I see you cannot be convinced. I hope you get your refund and are happy with your new Windows laptop.

OK taken back to Apple store and they replaced the machine.
The Genius told me they had another MBPro with the same problem.

Thanks for all input.

 

[bigjobby]

Hope you have better luck with this one.

 

[altecXP]

Sometimes I really hate the a**holes on this site.

The problems just scream "disk problem" to me not user problem.... Oh wait it's a Mac, they CAN'T fail!