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There is a photo in my library database that I can view in a thumbnail. However when it's clicked an exclaimation mark appears. I've followed steps to "Find" the photo and when I do it says the file is empty. I have no way of reloading the photo again as it has been deleted from the camera and is not in any other file on the computer. Is there any way I can retrieve it from the iphoto library?
MacBook Pro
If the file is empty, then no. The image has been damaged. You need to restore from your back up.
I've followed steps to "Find" the photo and when I do it says the file is empty
What are those "steps" and where did you find them?
LN
I followed everything here on the Apple Support website..http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1261
I would say it's a lost cause and requires the photo to be uploaded again, but I don't have the means to do that. Just thought that because I can actually see the photo in the album there might be a way to get it back.
iphoto 09-retrieving photos.
