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And part of that problem I think is that they thought they could kill Camera Roll but there was a massive backlash, so they returned it, but now they can’t let go of their new way of looking at Photos (Photos tab vs Albums tab) on either iPhone or Mac, so they have both and it’s confusing (and don’t get me started on the fact that photos sort in weird orders every now and then for no reason!). I think the biggest issue I have with Photos is that the user experience is so bad at the moment. Or maybe they just want to get us all onto an iCloud Photo Library for now and then they’ll worry about adding features later (that’s my personal guess is).

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Who knows, maybe they are building Photos Pro and they just haven’t finished it yet. It smacks of the new iTunes’ similar lack of good UX. I’m happy to acknowledge Apple know what is best from a clean slate, but many of my users are invested in iPhoto and have years of Events & Albums etc, and completely changing that paradigm is confusing! Not to mention, the UX in Photos is terribly confusing. That way, people like us who know what individual users actually want. I don’t think it would be a problem to just keep selling iPhoto and Aperture for now, while not bundling it. I followed these instructions in the link here, and it took hardly any time to replace my iPhoto app with a working one that imported my library and now I have access to all my photos, albums, and catalogued events exactly the way they were prior to my blind Yosemite download.Īll is good here, but I am still looking into getting Lightroom.Not sure what you mean about rebranding iPhoto as Photos Pro… they are different enough I think that’d be confusing. My iPhoto library had been migrated to Photos library.

Iphoto 9.6.1 update install#

Then, when I wanted to get back to iPhoto I discovered that my last version updated was one behind the current and it would not upload or work at all- was greyed out in my apps folder, and purchases only showed a non-working update, not an install option. Thank you very much to those who had great advice and wonderful alternatives.Īgain, this helped my situation of having downloaded Yosemite without knowing that it would replace my iPhoto app with Photos app. Use this instead of trying to wade through the people posting insults to the helpful, experienced posters and the other million people who only whine about hating the same thing as the intial poster.

Iphoto 9.6.1 update update#

Get iPhoto 9.6.1 if you didn't update before OS X 10.10.3 This was the most succinct link and helped me immediately. Haha! When I see my friends struggle with MS, there is no comparison to Apple products. When Apple seems awful, we only need to look at Microsoft to improve our attitudes! I've not looked at either myself, because iPhoto has been able to do what I need. That will not be a bad thing.Īnother possibility.

Thant might be a solution for others, once iPhoto is no longer supported. But for more pro use, it's sad to lose the functionality and features of iPhoto, FinalCut, and other fine programs.Īll major editing I do is done in PS Elements The dumbing down of applications so they run on iPad and iPhone is understandable for the majority of people. Yes, it seems Apple is loosing interest in the more pro side of things, and aiming more at the general public. All programs are heading toward the IOS users and not those that are serious photographers. I do however use Aperture also and it is now past tense. I was able with Terrell's suggestion, recover iPhoto and install 9.6.1

Iphoto 9.6.1 update download#

This time iPhoto should download and install.ġ0) Once it's installed, log out of your new user and log into your regular user and make sure iPhoto now works.ġ1) If this did not work, make an appointment with the Apple Store to talk with them either in person or by phone.

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Give the new user a password you'll remember (write it down)Ĩ) Restart your machine, and log into the new user.ĩ) Repeat steps 1) and 2). Check 'Allow user to administer this computer'. Enter your password.ħ) Click the + sign to add a user. Go to System Preferences.Ħ) Click the lock to make changes. Click on Update (or Install).ģ) A progress bar should open up, and the update should download and install.Ĥ) If this does not happen, then do the following. Here's how:ġ) Go to the App Store (Apple Menu in upper left hand of your screen).Ģ) When the App Store is open, click on Purchases. It is no longer in the App Store to download - but if you already have iPhoto installed on your computer, you can still get it. Writedeb, and all others looking for this update.