iPhoto
In some instances when burning a disc in iPhoto ’11, the disc is ejected and an alert message appears before the burn cycle is completed. iPhoto ’11 attempts to burn the entire event instead of just the photos selected in the event. The alert occurs when the size of all the photos in the event exceeds the capacity of the disc being burned.
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iPhoto: About the iPhoto 8.1.1 update
The iPhoto 8.1.1 update addresses issues affecting face recognition performance and accuracy. It also resolves minor issues with book ordering and iPod touch support. This update is recommended for all users of iPhoto '09.
iPhoto: About the iPhoto 8.1.2 Update
This update addresses minor issues with import and syncing to iPhone, iPod, and Apple TV. The update is recommended for all users of iPhoto '09.
Backing up iPhoto libraries with Time Machine
iPhoto libraries are not backed up by Time Machine if iPhoto is running during the back up process.
iPhoto and Aperture: About support of sRAW images from Canon cameras
Several Canon cameras offer an option to shoot images in a format called "sRAW," in addition to RAW and JPEG formats. Aperture 3 and iPhoto '09 support sRAW images. Note: Previous versions of iPhoto and Aperture support many camera's RAW format as indicated on the Mac OS X 10.5 RAW Camera Support page, but iPhoto ’08 and Aperture 2.x (or previous versions) will not support sRAW images.
Tips on sharing photos from Aperture with iLife and iWork
Since version 1.5, Aperture offers full-size previews of images that can be used with iLife '06 and iWork '06 or later. Here are some tips on getting the most out of this feature.
Aperture 3: Videos you upload to a MobileMe album are removed if later synced with Aperture 2
Videos you upload to a MobileMe album from Aperture 3, iPhoto '08, or iPhoto '09 are removed if you subsequently sync the album with Aperture 2.
iPhoto '11: Managing image location accuracy
If you have a GPS-capable digital camera, using the Places feature in iPhoto ’11 is a great way to view images based on the location in which they were taken. However, sometimes the location coordinates registered by your GPS-capable camera may not be entirely accurate, or may not get detected. This results in your image being placed inaccurately or not seen on your Places map in iPhoto ’11.
iPhoto '09 & iPhoto '11: Updating may disable some third-party plug-ins
If you are upgrading to iPhoto '09 or iPhoto '11 from a previous version of iPhoto with third-party plug-ins installed, these plug-ins may become disabled once the installation is complete.
iPhoto '09 & iPhoto '11: Editing photos in iPhoto will not refresh image in Flickr gallery
If you have published images to your Flickr account from iPhoto '09 or iPhoto '11, attempting to edit these images from your iPhoto application and then republishing to your Flickr account will not replace your published photo with your new image.
iPhoto ’11: Faces not detecting all images of a person in your library?
With Faces, after you've named a person whose photos appear in your library, iPhoto continues to use face detection and recognition to find matching faces, including those in newly imported photos. The resulting matched faces will show up as recommendations when in Confirm Additional Faces mode. Note: This article is for iPhoto ’11. For iPhoto ’09 instructions, please see iPhoto '09: Faces not detecting all images of a person in your library? instead.
iTunes: Synced photos without extensions do not appear on iPhone, iPad, iPod, or Apple TV
If you use iTunes to sync photos from your computer to an iPhone, iPad, iPod, or Apple TV, photos that do not have a file extension (such as .jpg, .bmp, or .gif) may not appear on your device after you sync them.
Aperture 3: Publishing to MobileMe Gallery from multiple computers requires same version of Aperture
With Aperture 2 or later, MobileMe members can publish albums to their MobileMe Gallery. If you have Aperture installed on multiple computers and publish to your MobileMe Gallery from each, the version of Aperture you have on each computer should be the same. Using Aperture 2 and Aperture 3 on different computers to publish to your MobileMe Gallery may result in unexpected behavior such as: Content published from Aperture 3 may be removed from the Gallery after it syncs with Aperture 2. Albums published to MobileMe Gallery may appear duplicated, with the duplicated album appearing to be empty.
iPhoto '11: Background images may not be scaled for extra-large hardcover books
After upgrading to iPhoto ’11 from iPhoto ’09, background images may not be scaled to fit the page in extra-large hardcover books.