Q: Afraid to up-grade to OS X 10.10.5 because of the replacement of iPhoto with Photo.
Afraid to up-grade to OS X 10.10.5 because of the replacement of iPhoto with Photo.
Have 30K plus photos in my iPhoto library sorted into Smart Albums. Each photo is labeled with a title, usually a persons name or place i.e. ‘JACKSON’ or ‘UCLA’ and the same title is used for the title of the Smart Album. Photos are then sorted by ‘Title is JACKSON’ or ‘Title is UCLA’.
1. I understand Photo has done away with ability to place a title on each photo, is this correct?
2. I understand one can up-grade to the latest OS X and decline to import/convert iPhoto into Photo, is this correct?
3. If convert iPhoto to Photo are my Smart Albums deleted?
4. Since I collect pictures of people and scenes from blogs by right-clicking on a picture and selecting ‘Add Image to iPhoto Library’, is this capability included in the latest OS X up-grade?
Posted on Sep 16, 2015 8:22 AM
You can define smart albums with constraints "Title is ....", "Title includes ....", or "Text is ...", Text includes".
So you should be able to create similar smart albums as you are having now.
Posted on Sep 16, 2015 9:59 AM