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My wife and I each have an IPhone 4. We each take pictues and download them to one IPhoto Library that is shared by both of us. IPhoto shows the pictures as from IPhone 4. Is there a way to set things up so that the IPhone's have unique identities that IPhoto will recognize? Thanks in advance for any assistance!!!
Not in regards to photo detail indicating which device or camera a photo was captured by.
That seems surprising. You cannot name each camera? I would think that you could. In aperture there is a feature that has the name of the camera owner I think (which is defined in the camera) which suggest you should be able to do it?
How do I distinguish 1 Iphone Picture from another
