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Read several threads here about this issue but could not get the answer i was looking for.
I transfered all my images to Mac from my PC with the same folder structure. Then I imported all the images to iPhoto without letting iPhoto make copies of images. So the location of each file i see under iPhoto is exactly where I located them in my Mac's hard drive. By the way, i want to use iPhoto because of it's presentation/iWeb capabilities and occasionally for simple edits for casual photos.
Here's my problem;
- I open and edit a RAW (nikon, canon or panasonic) file (either from iPhoto or from Finder) in Photoshop Elements 4.
- Then I Save As under a different format (say PSD, JPG, TIFF or whatever) as i can't Save with camera raw format.
- I save the new image under the same folder as the original RAW file.
- I go to iPhoto but can only see the original file but not the newly created edited file???
What i understand from this is that iPhoto does not check the contents of the folders that it imported from and so does not add to its library if a new image has been created under the folder it's supposed to recognize? If this is correct, then i have to separately import any new image created after the initial import, which is a big hassle and stupidity...
Is there any way to get around this? I'm very new to Mac environment and only hoping that i'm doing something wrong...
Any comments welcome.
Thanks
I transfered all my images to Mac from my PC with the same folder structure. Then I imported all the images to iPhoto without letting iPhoto make copies of images. So the location of each file i see under iPhoto is exactly where I located them in my Mac's hard drive. By the way, i want to use iPhoto because of it's presentation/iWeb capabilities and occasionally for simple edits for casual photos.
Here's my problem;
- I open and edit a RAW (nikon, canon or panasonic) file (either from iPhoto or from Finder) in Photoshop Elements 4.
- Then I Save As under a different format (say PSD, JPG, TIFF or whatever) as i can't Save with camera raw format.
- I save the new image under the same folder as the original RAW file.
- I go to iPhoto but can only see the original file but not the newly created edited file???
What i understand from this is that iPhoto does not check the contents of the folders that it imported from and so does not add to its library if a new image has been created under the folder it's supposed to recognize? If this is correct, then i have to separately import any new image created after the initial import, which is a big hassle and stupidity...
Is there any way to get around this? I'm very new to Mac environment and only hoping that i'm doing something wrong...
Any comments welcome.
Thanks