tritzia
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Mac OS X

Q: can I keep the iPhotos i don't like the new photos

Hi All.

When I downloaded the latest upgrade today,

I didn't expect to find a completely different Photo library

I don't like the layout and I seem to have hundreds of photos that I deleted, re-appear how did that happen?

Thankfully  iphoto is still on my computer. please tell me that Apple are NOT going to get rid of it as I really do not like the new PHOTOS.

I don't want to log into my photo library and see hundreds of photos everywhere.

At least with iphotos you can see events and just a main photo for each folder.

So, my main concern is that iPhoto is not going to be taken away?

How long will it still be available before Apple decide they will no longer support it?

 

Thanks all

Tricia

iMac, Mac OS X (10.7.3)

Posted on Apr 10, 2015 3:40 PM

by David Krug,Solvedanswer
David Krug David Krug
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A:

You can continue to use iPhoto, however Apple has stated that they don't intend to support it any further, so you won't see any updates for it in the future, and future versions of OS X may not support it at all.

 

If you've already run the conversion to Photos, note the paragraph on this page: Get started with Photos for OS X - Apple Support

 

Using iPhoto and Aperture after you migrate to Photos

iPhoto — and Aperture, if you downloaded it — remains on your system in the Applications folder, and you can continue to use it. If you open iPhoto or Aperture after you upgrade to Photos, you’ll be asked if you want to open your library there or in Photos.

Any changes or edits you make in iPhoto or Aperture aren't reflected in Photos. And any changes or edits you make in Photos will not be reflected in iPhoto or Aperture.

Posted on Apr 10, 2015 3:47 PM

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Q: can I keep the iPhotos i don't like the new photos

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  • by David Krug,Solvedanswer

    David Krug David Krug Apr 10, 2015 3:47 PM in response to tritzia
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    Apr 10, 2015 3:47 PM in response to tritzia

    You can continue to use iPhoto, however Apple has stated that they don't intend to support it any further, so you won't see any updates for it in the future, and future versions of OS X may not support it at all.

     

    If you've already run the conversion to Photos, note the paragraph on this page: Get started with Photos for OS X - Apple Support

     

    Using iPhoto and Aperture after you migrate to Photos

    iPhoto — and Aperture, if you downloaded it — remains on your system in the Applications folder, and you can continue to use it. If you open iPhoto or Aperture after you upgrade to Photos, you’ll be asked if you want to open your library there or in Photos.

    Any changes or edits you make in iPhoto or Aperture aren't reflected in Photos. And any changes or edits you make in Photos will not be reflected in iPhoto or Aperture.

  • by léonie,Helpful

    léonie léonie Apr 12, 2015 9:50 AM in response to tritzia
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    Apr 12, 2015 9:50 AM in response to tritzia

    So, my main concern is that iPhoto is not going to be taken away?

    How long will it still be available before Apple decide they will no longer support it?

    Apple announced last year that iPhoto will no longer be developed. There will be no more updates with new features. You can no longer buy iPhoto, the same goes for Aperture.

    you will be able to use iPhoto, as long as you are using MacOS X 10,10.x, but it is not clear at all, if future versions will support iPhoto. so, do not upgrade to newer MacOs X version, before you know for sure, that they are compatible with iPhoto.

     

    The Demise of Aperture and iPhoto: What Does it Mean?

  • by tritzia,

    tritzia tritzia Apr 12, 2015 9:50 AM in response to David Krug
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    Apr 12, 2015 9:50 AM in response to David Krug

    Thank you David.

     

    Tricia

  • by tritzia,Helpful

    tritzia tritzia Apr 12, 2015 9:50 AM in response to léonie
    Level 1 (8 points)
    Mac OS X
    Apr 12, 2015 9:50 AM in response to léonie

    Thank you Leonie

     

    Tricia