Both digital cameras and iPhoto have been around long enough that few long-time Mac users have what you would call an entirely manageable iPhoto library. Their libraries are instead often bloated, ...

For those who cannot live by a single iPhoto library, Fat Cat Software’s iPhoto Library Manager is like the One Ring to Rule Them All. Except, we aren’t talking about hobbits, and I don’t think the ...

Whether you have a good reason for wanting to maintain more than one iPhoto library or your collection simply became un-browsable long ago, Brian Webster's iPhoto Library Manager is your answer. This ...

Fat Cat Software’s PowerPhotos has long held a spot on my recommendation list, as did its predecessor, iPhoto Library Manager. Both apps can make changes directly within the wacky packages that Apple ...

Many Mac users have multiple systems of varying ages, and often several different copies of their iTunes and iPhoto libraries. Here’s how to get them all in one place: Your post today about sharing ...

iPhoto is one of Apple’s most popular applications. Bundled with every new Mac since 2002, millions of people have imported and manipulated billions of photos with this useful software. Every time you ...

Some iPhoto users are experiencing an issue in which photos are missing from their libraries. Even though the library size indicates all files are there, no files are visible in the library even ...

The solution Because the computer in question was being managed by Workgroup Manager on the network, the default preferences for iPhoto were defined remotely--to not allow iPhoto Library sharing. To ...

Apple has always presented a very un-Web 2.0-like approach for adding keywords to your photos with iPhoto. Heck, the company still doesn't even call it 'tagging' (but for the purpose of this post, ...

Let’s not beat around the bush. iPhoto 4 is better than iPhoto 2 in almost every way, and its performance is so much improved that if you currently use iPhoto 2, you should immediately ante up $50 for ...