#NO IPHOTO FOR MAC SIERRA MAC OS#
#NO IPHOTO FOR MAC SIERRA UPDATE#
#NO IPHOTO FOR MAC SIERRA PRO#

Photo Stream was the one we found ourselves using a lot, especially with the higher-res cameras on today's iDevices.

#NO IPHOTO FOR MAC SIERRA UPDATE#

IPhoto 11 is an update of a popular app and we liked the changes. Forget buying a digital photo frame: your iMac or MacBook does a better job! Another new feature we really like is full-screen mode, which takes up your entire display instead of using frames. A cool new feature in iPhoto 11 called Photo Stream lets you take a picture with an iPad or iPhone and have it automatically appear in iPhoto 11! The new version also makes it easier to e-mail or upload photos. Once you have all the photos imported, you can create albums and slideshows that act like movies, and share them with others easily. The interface lets you quickly upload photos from attached devices, open folders of images, or grab photos from other sources. With iPhoto 11 you can touch up photos, create slideshows, organize photos in albums, and share photos quickly via social media and photo sites. Not yet.IPhoto 11 is the latest version of Apple's popular photo manipulation and sharing app. I despise it!) I realize I will eventually have to upgrade, but something keeps telling me don’t do it yet. And although I use Word when necessary to send documents to my clients, it-like other Microsoft products-is unnecessarily obtuse. One such ap is iWorks ‘09, especially Pages 4.3 and Numbers 2.3.

#NO IPHOTO FOR MAC SIERRA MAC OS#

I am reluctant to upgrade the Mac OS because I have other applications that I frequently use which are probably not compatible with systems beyond Mavericks. So I got lucky one time for no apparent reason. I have over 250 photos on the iPhone, some of which were taken as recently as yesterday. IPhoto opened but still did not see any photos on the iPhone.įinally, I powered off the iPhone, powered it up again, and plugged it in. Then I restarted the Mac and plugged in the iPhone.

I expected iPhoto to open and show me the iPhone photos, but even after unmounting the external HD iPhoto did not display the iPhone photos. I then unmounted the iPhone, quite Image Capture and iPhoto, and unmounted the external HD. iPhoto, the one on the Mac, opened again, but this time it showed no photos on the iPhone, which is the original problem. So I unmounted the iPhone, quit iPhoto, mounted the external HD, and plugged in the iPhone again.

I have a small iPhoto library on my Mac and a much larger one on the external HD. I attended to some other small task before opening Image Capture, but when I looked back at my computer screen-before opening Image Capture-I saw that iPhoto was displaying all the photos on my iPhone! Go figure! The only thing I did differently was that my external hard drive was not plugged in. iPhoto opened automatically, as it does whenever the iPhone is plugged in. But consider to give Photos a second chance, once you are on Sierra. Yes, iPhoto is still running on Sierra - I am occasionally using it.

#NO IPHOTO FOR MAC SIERRA PRO#

Per your latest advice I plugged the iPhone into my Macbook Pro and was about to open Image Capture. iPhoto 9.6.1 does not need an installer - you can just keep a copy of the iPhoto 9.6.1 application you are now having in your Application folder and your iPhoto Library. Thank you for your continuing help with this problem, Cory.

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