On 28 Jun 2014, at 10:23 am, Stephen Chape chap...@bigpond.com wrote:
Hi Ronni,
I have several thousand photos in iPhoto.
Considering the ADSL speed in this country is NOT too flash, I don’t even try
to store them on iCloud.
Do you feel that the new “Photos for OSX” will force us to do
This all sounds bad news to me. Apart from the Orwellian Big Brother aspect,
control of photos, everything in iTunes, and I don't know what else will be
given to Apple. As I understand iTunes (and I'd be relieved to be told I'm
wrong), an Apple user can purchasemusic using iTunes, but if the
Hi Michael, you can use iTunes on Windows computers as well as Macs and have up
to 5 computers authorised at one time to use anything purchased through iTunes.
When you travel you can access your Australian account from any country you are
in to buy and download new stuff as well. I have rented
Lightroom allows you to import photos at their present location, which means
that you can choose not to actually move them from the location you have
chosen, which in my case is an external HD, which I backup regularly. I don't
think we will be forced to use only Cloud storage for our photos in
As iPhoto is a native mac app, will we able to transfer/install the iPhoto app
from SN/ML/mav to Yosemite and use it anyway?
I am thinking like we still do with iWeb ( ie its discontinued, but can still
be used- ie a legacy app)
chow
On 28/06/2014, at 3:22 PM, Ronni Brown wrote:
On 28
Good morning WAMUGERS,
After announcing a new Photos app for Mac, due early next year, Apple has
confirmed to The Loop’s Jim Dalrymple that it is ceasing development of iPhoto
and Aperture.
In a statement to The Loop, Apple said, “With the introduction of the new
Photos app and iCloud Photo
Bugger bugger bugger
Do we move to Lightroom or will the new Photo app also do the stuff Aperture
does?
Rod Blitvich - Amy Sam’s Dad
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The day Microsoft makes something that doesn't suck
is probably
I would not panic yet Blitto!
If you read the comments at the link I sent previously, there is lots of
speculation but NO facts.
There is plenty of speculation theories on the web about this, but we won't
know until Apple release a press statement.
A Google search will the new Photo app also
Hi again Blitto,
It's understandable that veteran users will be upset by the news, but the good
news is the app will work under Yosemite.
It just won't get future development.
This info is on one the links in the Google search link I sent in my original
email.
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