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If you expand under "Library" they'll be sorted by year. Other than that, you can make albums or organize your own folder tree to organize however you want (which is that I did).
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My 12" powerbook has photos in folders broken down by year/month/day. My new Macbook Pro seems to only want to do it in year/roll. I use iPhoto to import/store photos on my mac, but for things like uploading to flicker or my blog I use the finder. It's pretty darned easy to remember that a race I attended was on Date X...how the heck am I ever supposed to remember that it was roll 59 that I shot? So I would like my photos to be sorted by date on the HD. iPhoto on my 12" does this automatically. Thoughts? -Dave |
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Renaming your "rolls" to something more logical can help as well as the album/folder arrangement suggested above. I have renamed all my rolls, so I can find things more easily. The rolls should sort themselves by date. Is this not the case with your rolls?
You can click on "sort by date" in the menubar under Photos, I think (not at the mac right now), and you will have one large window with all of your photos by date -- roll structure will not be showing. Is this what you want? I strongly second the idea to not muck about in the finder -- corruption and loss of photos will ensue and neither you nor iPhoto will be happy. Do everything from within the app itself and all will be well! Mary |
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Here's the thing no one seems to understand: I'm not "mucking around" in the finder. But I do NEED to find photos by date using the finder.
When uploading photos to Flickr, I choose the photos from the finder, NOT through iPhoto. It's super easy to remember I took X photo last friday...it's not easy to remember I took that photo as part of roll number 22. If my 12" powerbook saves all my photos in the folders by date, where the heck is the setting to have my 15" do the same?? I've tried iPhoto preferences, I've tried sorting by date, and nothing changes the way they are saved. I don't want to give up on iPhoto, especially since I KNOW it will do what I want it too. I just want the files put in folders logically, so I can find them quickly from other applications. -Dave |
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