Good thing to know. I'm satisfied with the default set up but I sure
didn't realize that the capture app was the one to change the setup.
I've been using iPhoto because of the integration but it took me a
while to control the automatic filing which can drive you crazy when
you are looking for the actual photo file.
dan
I don't know why iPhoto is not like iTunes in this respect: in
iTunes, a Get Info on a song gives, among other things, the full path
of the file. Nevertheless, if you need quick access to an actual
image file, you can either or get a *copy* of the file by dragging
the image from iPhoto to, say, your desktop; or you can drag your
image from iPhoto to, say, GraphicConverter's icon in the dock. This
will open the image in GraphicConverter. Then not only you can edit
it "in place", but a simple command click on the window title will
show you the full path. Granted, this is a workaround for what should
be directly available in iPhoto, but still it showed (to me) that
iPhoto *can* play nice with other photo editing applications.
Luis Sequeira
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