What iPhoto does by default, when you import a photo, is it makes a copy of your photo(s) and stores them inside of this “photo library” file (really a folder disguised as a file).
And then there is the “photo library” file that is stored (by default) in your “Pictures” folder - also inside of your user folder. There is the iPhoto application which is stored in your “Application” folder. And by “in iPhoto,” I don't mean using iPhoto in general - because iPhoto is great! I mean keeping your photo files stored inside of the iPhoto photo library file.īy default, when you import photos inside, iPhoto operates kind of like an “overprotective mother.” I believe this is actually a good thing though, and what I would recommend for anyone who isn’t an advanced user.
BRINGING IPHOTO LIBRARY INTO PHOTOS USING POWERPHOTOS SOFTWARE
I can completely understand why an experienced user of iPhoto or another photo management software might tell you to avoid keeping your photos in iPhoto. So good for you for getting a new start now! Storage Location of Photos in iPhoto Maria, it takes quite a commitment to yourself to be better organized since it's not just a decision you have to make, it's also the dedication to learning new things. I look forward to reading your newsletters. Do you have any thoughts on Lightroom as opposed to PE?
What would you suggest?Ģ) I am currently using Photoshop Elements to process my photos. A couple questions:ġ) Someone told me I should not store my albums in iPhoto but should create picture files elsewhere on my computer. I have recently purchased a new camera and vowed to be better organized in the photo storage and processing department.
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