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Apple iPhoto 9.2.3

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Apple iPhoto makes managing your photos as easy as taking them. It helps you organize your photos so you can find them fast. Edit them so they look their best. And share them with your friends and family.

What's New

Version 9.2.3:

Improves overall stability
Addresses an issue that could cause iPhoto to quit unexpectedly on systems with multiple user accounts

Requirements

Intel
Mac OS X 10.6.8 or later
5GB Disk Space
1GB of RAM

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Apple iPhoto User Discussion (Write a Review)

ver. 9.x:

(46)

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+17

Osos10 commented on 30 Mar 2012

Is there a way to transfer photo and data (like face recognition and location) from PICASA to iPhoto.

[Version 9.2.3]

+39

Stephen_Fry reviewed on 30 Mar 2012

"Addresses an issue that could cause iPhoto to quit unexpectedly on systems with multiple user accounts"

FINALLY! This bug was annoying to say the least. From what I could test it seems to be fixed indeed.

[Version 9.2.3]

1 Reply

-13

Surfspirit replied on 31 Mar 2012

Yay! But even the simple photo editing is slloooooowwwww on iphoto, even comparing to Aperture!

-2

Uniquepito reviewed on 30 Mar 2012

iPhoto was usable and app suitable for its purpose till version 8.
Since then it's just piece of crap. :-(

[Version 9.2.3]

1 Reply

+143

Davidravenmoon replied on 30 Mar 2012

It's been wring great for me.

-5

+11

WebMotiva.com reviewed on 29 Mar 2012

I hate iPhoto. Many features but too slow and still generating a crazy photo folder structure. Duplicate photos and the interface is not minimalist. I would like to see a "Sparrow" iPhoto.

[Version 9.2.3]

2 Replies

+100

Knowhowe replied on 29 Mar 2012

Agreed. I'd like to see that too and may even pay for it if it was any good.

+14

Mikokim replied on 03 Apr 2012

+1 with regard to the folder structure. I recently migrated to Lightroom. When I "extracted" my original photos from the iPhoto package to move them, I discovered a ton of subfolders and thumbnails of photos I had removed and deleted (as in trashed and emptied trash) in the past, and yet they still showed up. It doesn't have a small footprint, and therefore I wouldn't recommend it to folks with larger photo collections; wastes too much disk space.

-3

Levenski reviewed on 09 Mar 2012

I've expected smth. spesial from this software. Now I can only say, that it's simple, useful aтв nothing more...

[Version 9.2.2]

Bdikkat commented on 08 Mar 2012

App 'about' splash screen says 9.2.2 but 'get info' on app says 9.2.1.

[Version 9.2.2]

dododonald reviewed on 28 Feb 2012

I was wary of upgrading, but I finally updated and had no issues. Photos sync wirelessly, pretty exciting

[Version 9.2.1]

+41

Jeremyan reviewed on 23 Feb 2012

I think Apple has lost it on iPhoto.

With increasing size of the library, Apple is struggling to keep iPhoto fast and reliable. When you feel you library is corrupt, there is no reliable way to fix it. By running some maintenance script, you often end up losing some information.

Also, why would they think it is a good idea to keep sending photos by email in front so you cannot do anything until the email is sent? Unbelievable.

Also, I found I have to let iPhoto do its thing for a few minutes before I can relatively work on anything without going crazy.

[Version 9.2.1]

-1

-1439

Libertyforall1776 commented on 12 Feb 2012

How come it is not possible to sort out and view just the VIDEOS separate from the photos? Such a simple thing Apple, but a big gap!

[Version 9.2.1]

1 Reply

Kees De W replied on 29 Mar 2012

this is extremely simple to achieve. From the file menu choose "create new smart album..." In the window that pops up choose "Photo" "is" "movie"
done.Name your smart album movies and presto!

-2

Bellebaby commented on 26 Oct 2011

I can mange my photos easily by using it. What else, its tiny shape atracts me a lot. Well, I think it's a nice one.

[Version 9.2.1]

2 Replies

+220

Tim27 replied on 27 Oct 2011

What does this comment even mean?

+23

Sbchavel replied on 09 Dec 2011

Probably from a non-native English speaker, it means iPhoto is easy to use, does not take up too much memory on the computer, and has a nice interface. The comment sounds like a recommendation.

+353

Steven Goodheart had trouble on 12 Oct 2011

This update to 9.2 (I have 9.1.5) shows up as an update at the App Store. But I get this weird "an error has occurred" in the App Store application before I even try to download the update (which the store clearly thinks I should have.)

When I try to do the update...the little iPhoto icon sails down the the dock...and then, just sits there...and if I mouse over the icon it says, "iPhoto — waiting. . ."

Anybody else running into this? Any suggestions? Simple being told "an error has occurred" isn't much help!

Thanks for any feedback or suggestions,
Steve

[Version 9.2]

-2

Phoenixdownunder had trouble on 12 Oct 2011

Won't update either directly or through the AppStore. Originally installed from disk iLife11 and now wants an account. iCloud/AppleID/whatever won't work. All wrong.

[Version 9.2]

Uniquepito had trouble on 05 Nov 2010

Missing feature from iPhoto 8 - right click on pic and "Show in finder"!!!!

[Version 9.1]

1 Reply

+56

Edified commented on 05 Nov 2010

You're right. Fortunately it lives on in the File menu. I just set a keyboard command for it and I'm back in business. But yeah, that scared me at first too.

+22

Iscream had trouble on 24 Nov 2009

Photo syncing with iPhone no longer works...

[Version 8.1.1]

3 Replies

Henry Oz replied on 24 Nov 2009

Downloaded iPhoto and now can't sync either. What happened? How do we fix? Gas Planet!

Thekidfromtheredbank replied on 25 Nov 2009

Works for me.
Mac OS X 10.6.2 / iPhoto 8.1.1 / iPhone 3.1

Henry Oz commented on 25 Nov 2009

Got out the shotgun and did a backup, restored iPhoto 8.1 via Time Machine, deleted all (3) Faces and (5) Albums, then downloaded 8.1.1 via Software Update and installed normally. All appears OK.

+42

Steve R had trouble on 11 Jun 2009

I updated to the latest 8.0.3 today, midway through working on a slideshow project. Prior to updating I had successfully exported several versions of my project using the same non-DRM-protected mp3 file. After updating, my slideshow has no exported sound. None. I tried AAC, still no sound. Restarted the computer, no sound. Even tried the built in themes, no sound on the exported file. Deleted the ~.plist, restarted the computer, iPhoto opens like new (all libraries intact) but once again, no sound on the exported slideshow.

Frustrating. Tomorrow I pull out my disks and reinstall software, not letting iPhoto update to see if there is any joy in mudville.

iMac 24" 2.8GHz/4GB RAM
10.5.7

[Version 8.0.3]

converseskanker had trouble on 17 Feb 2006

I am having the same problem, its not allowing me to install it and saying that i dont have the proper iphoto in my applications folder, even though in my applications iphoto the last version before this update is on there...have a g4 powerbook

[Version 6.0.1]

octavius had trouble on 16 Feb 2006

Can anyone help please? I've tried to install both 5.0.4 and 6.0.1 and get the same problem: At 'Select a Destination' I get a big white exclamation mark in a red octagon saying 'You cannot install IPhoto Update 5.0.4/6.0.1 on this volume. An eligible IPhoto application was not found in the location /Applications/IPhoto.app.'

[Version 6.0.1]

Kathrin ward had trouble on 16 Dec 2005

I have a G4 Powerbook and recently updated IPhoto to the 5.0.4 version.
On prior IPhoto versions, I had no problems importing pics from my Sony Cybershot digital camera.
Now, IPhoto opens the import screen, knows how many pics there are to import (and I have deleted some to see if it is reading the camera true and it is) but after I click on "import", it gets stuck at that point, tells me it is "importing"...
When I ask it to stop importing, it gets stuck on "stopping".
I also can't eject the device - and have to unplug the USB - then I get the message telling me off for doing that.
Any tips? CHEERS - KW

[Version 5.0.4]

1 Reply

Firefall commented on 11 Jan 2006

You probably want to reformat your camera's memory card. You might also want to try repairing running Applejack (which can be found here on MacUpdate).

J0sh0 had trouble on 23 Sep 2005

I don't have a digital camera, but I do have an iPod Nano, and all I want to do is upload photos from my computer to my Nano. I downloaded this updater so I could. But everytime I try to install it, I get this message:

iPhoto504 cannot be installed on this computer.

An eligible iPhoto application could not be found in /Applications.

What's going on?

[Version 5.0.4]

3 Replies

Bardon replied on 29 Jan 2006

I get the same message when i try to download any version of iPhoto. How do I get pics on my Nano?

Z.H. commented on 16 Feb 2006

iPhoto is not a free application like iTunes. What you can download here, is an updater. Not the whole application. You can buy it, together with iMovie, iWeb, iDVD and Garageband for $79. The package is called 'iLife'.

SplinterZ replied on 22 Jul 2007

I'm having the same problem updating any version of iPhoto=mesage saying "no updatable version, blah, blah, blah" Why would we need to buy iLife just to get the update to an application we already have? Is this just Big Biz at work?

TimPlaster had trouble on 03 Aug 2004

Upgrading from 4.0.1 via software update, restarted computer, and iPhoto icon is missing and won't launch. Bounces twice and then graciously quits. No error message. HELP!!!

[Version 4.0.2]

3 Replies

Anonymous commented on 03 Aug 2004

If you install update over an 'un-licensed' version, that has not been installed without an installer (i.e. just downloaded 'iphoto program file' and copied to applications folder) then the update will destroy your Iphoto.

Anonymous commented on 03 Aug 2004

Try restarting and see what you get the second time. Still bad? Repair preferences and re-run the iPhoto updater - you did save the package didnâ€™t you? If you didnâ€™t, download the updater here and run it again.

The next time Software Updater is jumpinâ€™ in your dock, take the time to repair permissions before clicking on the bouncing globe.

TimPlaster replied on 04 Aug 2004

right on poldolino, worked great!!! Thanks!!!

+39

Stephen_Fry rated on 30 Mar 2012

[Version 9.2.3]

+58

Thomas1977 rated on 13 Mar 2012

[Version 9.2.2]

CloudB rated on 08 Mar 2012

[Version 9.2.2]

Jam9 rated on 05 Feb 2012

[Version 9.2.1]

richardmannich rated on 30 Jan 2012

[Version 9.2.1]

JDar0 rated on 26 Jan 2012

[Version 9.2.1]

Maksym Cherniaiev rated on 13 Jan 2012

[Version 9.2.1]

Mike4president rated on 28 Oct 2011

[Version 9.2.1]

iSmart rated on 27 Oct 2011

[Version 9.2.1]

burningspear rated on 27 Oct 2011

[Version 9.2.1]

Downloads:188,423

Version Downloads:14,657

Type:Multimedia & Design : Image Editing

License:Updater

Date:29 Mar 2012

Platform:Intel

Price: $14.99

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