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Dec 14, 2005 17:59 |  #16

iPhoto is the perfect low cost Mac solution. It's very big brother "Aperture" looks awesome but it ain't $50!!


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Dec 31, 2005 12:22 as a reply to  @ post 966523 |  #17

Dante King wrote:
Iview Sux BIG TIME IMHO! I bought the pro version and well as I say, I think it bites HARD!!!

What don't you like about it?



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Jan 01, 2006 06:02 as a reply to  @ post 976690 |  #18

ShutteringFocus wrote:
iPhoto wont batch re-name as far as I know...at least I cant figure it out.

That's the largest show-stopper on the iPhoto...otherwise yes, iPhoto is good.

Didn't see this till now.

Batch changes are easy in iPhoto 5 (as well as handling RAW as previously mentioned).

1. Select the images you want to change
2. Go to the "Photo" menu and select "Batch Change..."

you can batch change various photo properties.

If you need something more sophisticated on OS X Tiger you can use Automator to make more sophisticated changes.

If you don't have iPhoto 5 and are interesed in upgrading you may want to wait until after Jan 10 when it is likely that Apple will announce iLife 06 that will include iPhoto 6.

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