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• Looking for a replacement for iPhoto

  I am currently using iPhoto 9.6.1.  I have all my photos by folders, subfolders, albums.

  I have been unable to organize the new application 'Photos' in the same way, and the program just looks very difficult to use.

  I'm running an iMac 27 inches, unit end of 2009, with OS10.11.3.  iPhoto starts to act under this new OS.  I am looking for a replacement photo program that will allow me to maintain my current organization as way above.  I also want to keep additional features such as changing.  Faces is also nice, but could happen. Suggestions would be greatly appreciated!  Thanks in advance for any help available.

  You can still do with Photos.

  Moments in Photos are new events, i.e. groups of photos sorted by date of catch.

  When the iPhoto library has been migrated first to the pictures there is a folder created in the box titled iPhoto events and all migrated iPhoto events (which are now Moments) are represented by an album in this folder.

  

  Use the Command + Option + S key combination to open the sidebar if it is not already open.

  NOTE: it has been reported by several users that if the albums of the event are moved in the iPhoto Library folder in the sidebar, they disappear.  It is not widespread, but several users have reported this problem.  Therefore, if you want to if ensure that you keep these event albums do not transfer out of the iPhoto events folder.

  Is there a way to simulate events in pictures.

  When new photos are imported in the library of Photos, go to the smart album last import , select all the photos and use the file menu option ➙ New Album or use the key combination command + N.  Call it what you want.  It appears just above the folder to iPhoto events where you can drag it into the events in iPhoto folder

  When you click on the folder to iPhoto events, you will get a window simulated of iPhoto events.

  Albums and smart albums can be sorted by title, by Date, with the oldest first and by Date with the most recent first.

  You can create folders in the sidebar which contains other folders and albums.

  

• iPhoto should be upgraded however is not available in the United Kingdom

  I updated my system to OS X El captain in an attempt to get iPhoto to work properly without crashing all the time--however, since the upgrade, I need do I know open iPhoto and he informs me that it should be updated and then the app store told me to go to the app store - is not in the United Kingdom and now I have no access to iPhoto at all and no way of see my photos - please help?

  Mac OS X 10.10.3 and newer include Photos, which is designed as a replacement for iPhoto and can import library. If you want to go on the use of iPhoto in addition to or instead of switch to Photos, click here and try following the instructions; you will only be able to do if you got before where associated with iPhoto on the Mac App store.

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• update not available with this Apple iPhoto ID

  The title says it all, I can't update the iPhoto for several months now. Help, please

  I got a Mac mini with OS X El capitan

  Mac OS X 10.10.3 and newer include Photos, which is designed as a replacement for iPhoto and can import library. If you want to go on the use of iPhoto in addition to or instead of switch to Photos, click here and try following the instructions; you will only be able to do if you got before where associated with iPhoto on the Mac App store.

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• Try buying a find with iPhoto

  I am buying another end up with iPhoto

  But every time when I click on finish and buy the book, comes the message

  

  Apple is no longer selling photobooks through iPhoto or Aperture. This service ceased on March 31, 2016. You can use a third party service or replacement for iPhoto called Photos.app app. It comes free with OS 10.10.3 or later.

• iPhoto did not update with 10.11

  the OS X 10.7 in 10.11, iPhoto is grayed out. When I was invited to be updated manually, I thought it was 'bought' under another ID. He was "bought" at the same time and installed at the factory.

  Mac OS X 10.10.3 and newer include Photos, which is designed as a replacement for iPhoto and can import library. If you want to go on the use of iPhoto in addition to or instead of switch to Photos, click here and try following the instructions; you will only be able to do if you have previously associated with iPhoto with the Mac App Store.

  iPhoto is not intended to and does not update with Mac OS X, even if it was originally shipped with the computer.

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• Cannot open iPhoto since upgrading to OS X El Capitan, I can't find an update that works >?

  I recently updated my computer to OS X El Capitan, I cannot now open or access my iPhoto, or I can't find compatible update.  What should I do?  I just lost access to all my photos?

  Mac OS X 10.10.3 and newer include Photos, which is designed as a replacement for iPhoto and can import library. If you want to go on the use of iPhoto in addition to or instead of switch to Photos, click here and try following the instructions; you will only be able to do if you got before where associated with iPhoto on the Mac App store.

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• IMovie 09 with El Capitan will not otherwise pictures/iphoto or itunes - projects lost forever?

  Simple (I hope) questions on imovie and iphoto/photos/itunes... Well simple enough...

  I use imovie 09 with El Capitan. As you know that el Capitan not including iphoto, imovie 09 can no longer access to iphoto.  Pictures is the replacement for iphoto and imovie 09 will not otherwise be. Finally, imovie 09 access is more itunes.

  I have so many projects that are now useless, like all pictures and external soundtracks are more accessible.

  IF I update to imovie 10 version (a snip at £10.99 apparently)...

  (a) my imovie 09 projects will be viable, IE. will be links to the (ex-iphoto, now photos) images and itunes files to recovery for my old projects are not lost forever?

  (b) the new imovie will be able to access photos and itunes as good old imovie 09 used to before el capitan burned its bridges for her?

  This may be academic, because in some things I can't access my old projects in any case. What is scary and sad.

  But any assistance gratefully received. Thank you!

  I use imovie 09 with El Capitan. As you know that el Capitan not including iphoto, imovie 09 can no longer access to iphoto.

  Have you tried updating iPhoto version 9.6.1? This version works well on El Capitan and iMovie 9.0.9 shows iPhoto libraries in the photo browser. The screenshot below is from iMovie on OS X 10.11.5 9.0.9: I don't have older versions of iMovie, if they are still able to see the iPhoto library.

  

  You can update to iPhoto 9.6.1, if you have a version of iPhoto 11, which shows the history of your purchases on the App Store in, see user Barney'a trick:

  Can't update iPhoto because it is not available in the App Store.

  Your question (a)

  I migrated libraries iMovie 9.0.9 to 10, some time ago, and the conversion was lossless. But I can't test what will happen now.

  Your question (b)

  iMovie 10.1.2 shows me all the libraries of my picture in the Media tab - the iPhoto, Aperture, photo library library library, also a long time that you have installed the compatible applications.

  And the iTunes Library will accomplish in the Audio tab.

• Need help with the upgrade/reload iPhoto

  iPhoto constantly crashed when I opened it.  He didn't stay open long enough to even load the library.   By reading the forum I found what I thought might work, so I've renamed it my library (which is more than 300 gig) "OLD iPhoto library" and put it on my desk.   So I uninstalled iPhoto.   I reinstalled iPhoto from my iLife 11 disc.   When I tried to open my library, it says that it cannot open because I used a new version of iPhoto in the past.   Then I checked and there is an upgrade.   Tried several times to upgrade but after a few minutes the upgrade it is said that the upgrade could not complete because of an error.

  I told my new iPhoto to start a new library, and then I dragged my old library on it.   He said he was "preparing to download" - then he warned me that there was not enough space so I want to continue?   I said 'no '.   My HDD is 500 gig.  My iPhoto library is 314 concert.   He obviously cannot reproduce itself on the same hard drive.

  So now, I can't have my old library of photos.

  Can I move my old library on an external hard drive, which could free up space on my internal hard drive, I guess.   Then I could copy it?   Who is?

  Any ideas?

  I use OS 10.8.5. This MacBook Pro is pretty old and I know that if I upgrade to Yosemite or El Capitan, some of my programs do not work - so I've been turned off of the upgrade of the OS.   Should I do it?

  iPhoto constantly crashed when I opened it.  He didn't stay open long enough to even load the library.

  Older versions of iPhoto on Mt. Lion keep crashing for a few months. This is because iPhoto can't access Google's servers for the functionality of the site. If you have photos with assigned places, iPhoto will crash, as soon as you open the Panel information for them. See this tip for the user:

  iPhoto 9.4 crashing during playback of the scene

  You can not iPhoto completely rework on Mt. Lion.  You can stop it just from crashing by disabling the feature patch places the iPhoto application.  To correct the iPhoto your best bet would be to restore the version of iPhoto you had your backup, and then change the iPhoto application as described in the user above trick.

  Or upgrade to El Capitan and Photos for Mac:

  Apple has stopped support for print as well.  It's time to move to El Capitan and Photos for Mac, or to find another replacement for iPhoto.

  I reinstalled iPhoto from my iLife 11 disc.   When I tried to open my library, it says that it cannot open because I used a new version of iPhoto in the past.   Then I checked and there is an upgrade.   Tried several times to upgrade but after a few minutes the upgrade it is said that the upgrade could not complete because of an error.

  How have you tried to upgrade?  use the Apple Support page accession, not the updates since the AppStore - they do not work any longer for iPhoto.

  I told my new iPhoto to start a new library, and then I dragged my old library on it.

  This way you do not upgrade and open the library you have imported all the photos into a new library. This does not work, because all the thumbnails and previews will be imported as separate photos, duplicate. You have ti first day to lat version you had once again, then open the old library by double-clicking it.

• upgrade to El Capitan unable to access iPhoto

  Help, please!  I have finally upgraded to El Capitan after several guests.  Now my iPhoto has a line through it and tells me that I need to improve.  When I go to the App store it says iPhoto is not available in the United States.  How can I get my photos located in iPhoto?  IT IS SO FRUSTRATING!

  Mac OS X 10.10.3 and newer include Photos, which is designed as a replacement for iPhoto and can import library. If you want to go on the use of iPhoto in addition to or instead of switch to Photos, click here and try following the instructions; you will only be able to do if you got before where associated with iPhoto on the Mac App store.

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• It is said is not compatible with El Capitan iPhoto and now I am unable to access 5 years worth of photos! Help, please!

  I went to download pictures from my phone on my iMac and I was told 'the version of iPhoto installed on the Mac is not compatible with OS X El Capitan. Download the latest free version from the Mac App Store. "When I do this it says"the object you requested is not available in the US store.". How can I access my pictures now? years 4 + family photos are in iPhoto!

  Mac OS X 10.10.3 and newer include Photos, which is designed as a replacement for iPhoto and can import library. If you want to go on the use of iPhoto in addition to or instead of switch to Photos, click here and try following the instructions; you will only be able to do if you got before where associated with iPhoto on the Mac App store.

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• updating iPhoto not available?

  I just updated my computer to OS X El Capitan and now I can't access my iphoto application. I tried to update and got the message, "this application is not currently available in the store US." so now I can't access my photos. Any suggestions?

  Mac OS X 10.10.3 and newer include Photos, which is designed as a replacement for iPhoto. If you want to go on the use of iPhoto in addition to or instead of switch to Photos, click here and try following the instructions; you will only be able to do if you got before where associated with iPhoto on the Mac App store.

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• The version of iPhoto installed on the Mac is not compatible with OS X Yosemite. How can I find the compatible version?

  When I try to open iPhoto, I get this message

  The version of iPhoto installed on the Mac is not compatible with OS X Yosemite. Download the latest version from the Mac App Store for free.

  When I search the latest version of iPhoto in App store, I get nothing. How to make compatible version of iPhoto for my OS X Yosemite.

  Mac OS X 10.10.3 and newer include Photos, which is designed as a replacement for iPhoto. If you want to go on the use of iPhoto in addition to or instead of switch to Photos, click here and try following the instructions; you will only be able to do if you got before where associated with iPhoto on the Mac App store.

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• I can't open iPhoto/Update

  

  Mac OS X 10.10.3 and newer include Photos, which is designed as a replacement for iPhoto. If you want to go on the use of iPhoto in addition to or instead of switch to Photos, click here and try following the instructions; you will only be able to do if you got before where associated with iPhoto on the Mac App store.

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• Cannot open iphoto

  Hello

  I just downloaded OS X El Capitan and now I can't open IPhoto or update in the App store. How can I access my pictures now? Help!

  Mac OS X 10.10.3 and newer include Photos, which is designed as a replacement for iPhoto. If you want to go on the use of iPhoto in addition to or instead of switch to Photos, click here and try following the instructions; you will only be able to do if you got before where associated with iPhoto on the Mac App store.

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