Problems with importing from some cameras Users continue to report issues with importing from some cameras after updating to iPhoto 6.0.4. MacFixit reader Jim Polaski writes: "With this version I ...

You can bring pictures into iPhoto one of three ways: from an external source (a camera or memory card), an internal source (off a hard drive or CD), or from an RSS photo feed. To import photos from ...

So I've been scanning a lot of pictures in then dragging them into iPhoto. My iPhoto 09 Library is about 13,000 pictures, and I have most of them face and location tagged. The Library File is about 39 ...

Is this a problem or is iPhoto smart enough?<BR><BR>I noticed I have some images taken with one camera that have the same number/name as some images taken with another camera. For various reasons, I ...

I use a lot of different devices — I’m always switching smartphones — so I store all my photos in Dropbox so that I can get at them no matter which platform I happen to be using. But it’s not always ...

I’m playing around with the new iPhoto for iOS 7, and I’ve noticed an interesting change from last year: edits that you make in iPhoto are now synced back to the original photo in the iOS Camera Roll.

The state of iOS photo management is a mess. In typical Apple fashion, the built-in tools work fine, but if you try to add anything else to the mix things get messy, fast. And in “anything else,” I ...

OS X: Dropbox's latest update for Mac now can automatically save screenshots to your Dropbox, making them easier to share. In addition, Dropbox also offers the option now to import your photos from ...

Apple's iPhoto application makes editing, storing and organizing photos simple, especially for those who do not need the advanced features of a professional photo-editing program. Adding photos to ...

Last week we took a long look at iPhoto’s interface. Now that we’ve got our bearings, it’s time to use the application for something worthwhile. And what could be more worthwhile than adding images to ...