How do I disable iPhoto (Yosemite) from automatically launching when I plug in my iPhone?

D.Josephs' solution on page 1, October 18th, solved the iPhone automatically opening problem for me - thanks much.

Good old Toad, I did only this and it worked:

NOTE: For Mavericks and Yosemite go to your Home folder and use the View ➙ Show View Options menu to bring the this window:

I then checked the "Show Library Folder" as you indicated in your screen print above and it worked.

Thanks

The snap pictured is not the configuration for Yosemite. In Yosemite is goes !/users/'account/library. There is no such directory as 'containers.'

There is a folder

/Users/my_account/Library/Containers/com.apple.iPhoto/Container.plist

in Yosemite:

Michael, D.Josephs' solution on page 1, October 18th, solved the iPhone automatically opening problem for me AND it was super easy - good luck. In case you can't find it on page 1, here's what he wrote:

This is how I fixed it for myself.

Step 1. iPhoto --> Preferences... --> General --> Connecting Camera Opens... --> No Application

Step 2. Then, with each iOS device that causes iPhoto to launch...

a. Launch Image Capture.

b. Select the device.

c. Display the device options by clicking on that little triangle-in-square icon in the lower left corner.

d. Update the "Connecting this [iOS device] opens:" to No Application

Thanks, this worked for me after I had changed the iPhone settings in Image Capture.

Perfect - thx

Worked for me too, Thanks!

Disabling the device in Image Capture solved this issue for me.

This is the solution that worked for me. None of the others, including trashing the plist solution, worked. This did the trick, thx!

This is the solution that worked for me. None of the others, including trashing the plist solution, worked. This did the trick, thx!

There may be different reasons for iPhoto launching again and again.

• If you simply have set if to launch, when you connect a camera, then iPhoto will launch, if you connect any device that has photos.
• In image Capture you can set different applications for different devices, soy may need to change the settings in Image Capture.
• If your home folder permissions have become messed up, you may be unable to change any permission settings in iPhoto or Image Capture at all. Then changes cannot be saved in the plist files and will not stick. In that case there is no help but to trash the plist files. This will make it possible to create new, writable files and to save new preference setting. It may even be necessary to repair he permissions and access control lists on the Home folder.

Thanks, this solution of both iPhoto and Image Capture to No Application worked for me.

Ditto, worked like a charm.

Nice work and thanks for the info. Finally!

Thanks DJosephs. That worked!