Apple today released iPhoto 5.0.4 Update which is recommended for all customers using iPhoto 5.0, 5.0.1, 5.0.2 and 5.0.3.
iPhoto 5.0.4 addresses an issue with browsing photos that have been auto-rotated by a camera.
The Update is available via Software Update and as a standalone download (39.2MB).
More info and download link here.
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Good! And about time too!
Mine keeps ‘hanging’ when changing anything.
FIRST Post!!
41MB to fix an issue with auto rotated images… hmmm
Yeah 40Mb of that are images of Apples headquarters for Microsofts Virtual Earth
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*FANBOY SCREAM*
hehe
Download it and like it OK! That’s a good fanboy!
Magic Word of the day: Before as in before there was OS X
This is hardly ‘news’. Come on MDN. The PC users are laughing at us.
My Mom has been having problems with the auto add to iPhoto from slideshow function. Hope this fixes it altho it doesn’t sound like it will.
I may try out
http://drmacdirect.com/DocMacCover/default.htm
and see if they can help her since it hard for me to do from Japan.
MUCH FASTER
Still no support for the RAW format used in many of the newer cameras including my Rebel XT. Apple is really letting us down with iPhoto.
Short, there’s no standard for the RAW format. Canon raw and Fuji raw are different.
“The PC users are laughing at us.”
Stop worrying wtf PC users think. It amazes me how many people give a crap about this.
Our system is better. Who cares what they think.
I am aware the every RAW format is different. In fact other Nikon and Canon RAW formats ARE supported by iPhoto. Apple even sells the Rebel XT. It can be done and is a major issue in the Apple Discussions. I’m just saying that 4 updates later it is still not supported and that is very disappointing.