Apple today released iPhoto 6.0.6 which addresses issues associated with EXIF data compatibility and Photocasting.
The iPhoto 6.0.6 update is available via Sotware Update and also as a standalone installer.
System Requirements:
– Mac OS X 10.3.9
– Mac OS X 10.4.3 or later
– iPhoto 6.0.5
Download link (8MB) here.
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Let’s hope this fixes my problems – incredible that apple waiting so long to fix this problem. Sorry Apple – I love ya but this was not too cool.
Hey J, talk to your shrink about your problems, or maybe your wife. Apple can’t fix everything
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Nyaah, J, Apple shouldn’t meet your needs, you’re just a paying customer…!
Wouldn’t install on my iMac. Is it just for intel Macs?
Can anybody who uses 6.x of iPhoto tell me if iPhoto will import TIFF and RAW files WITHOUT converting them to JPEG? I got bitch-slapped by an otherwise nice person on another MDN post who now hates me because I think iPhoto is slow and proprietary and etc. and etc. But I’m willing to go back and try the latest version if I know it will at least handle more than one file format without converting to JPEG.
Thanks in advance.
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> Mr. Peabody
>Can anybody who uses 6.x of iPhoto tell me if iPhoto will import TIFF and RAW files WITHOUT converting them to JPEG?
I just did an import of a TIFF and it kept it a TIFF.
Cool
Where’s my iMovie update to support USB2 devices and AVCHD?
Mr. Peabody,
JPEG, TIFF, RAW, it don’t care!
Just exported one of my Nikon RAW files (.nef) to be sure.
The following is from iPhoto 6 help
Note: If you edit the photo again, the RAW badge won’t appear because the image is now a JPEG file. To re-edit the original, RAW photo, select the photo and choose Photos > Revert to Original. If you want to keep your first edit, choose Photos > Duplicate before Reverting.
hope that helps
The catch? If you don’t have iPhoto 6.0.5 via i:Life ’06 ($80), you can’t update. Thanks Apple…
The catch? If you don’t have iPhoto 6.0.5 via i:Life ’06 ($80), you can’t update. Thanks Apple…
The fix: http://www.apple.com/support/downloads/iphoto605.html
Exactly. I didn’t have 6.05, and in less time that it likely took for Mr Pritchett to come to this web site and post a complaint, I went to Apple.com and found the answer.
Updated iPhoto on my iMac G5 this morning. No problems to report.
If you have iPhoto 5.x, you cannot update. You have to have iPhoto 6.x to do the update.
“You cannot install iPhoto Update 6.0.4 [the even earlier patch than the one listed above] on this volume. An eligible iPhoto application was not found in the location/Applications/iPhoto.app.”
It is not a complaint, it is an observation.
Apple says the requirements are Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later and does not mention that it requires that we buy a copy of iLife ’06 to get iPhoto 6.x
I call that a faux paux.
http://preview.tinyurl.com/3cjd63 for the iPhoto updates…
Man, if it says iPhoto update 6.0.6, it assumes you have iPhoto 6. It’s pretty elementary, you can’t update OSX 10.0 to 10.4.9 either.
update went fine – no problems
update went fine – no problems
update went fine – no problems