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Exporting Photos From iPhoto
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When you export a photo as an original either by exporting or drag and drop, does it remove it from your library? The easiest method is drag and drop, I'm assuming unless you want to change the photos size that is the best way????
No, exporting either way does not remove it from your library. If you want the best quality image (but large file size to go with it) then drag and drop is the easiest way.
The word "original" confuses me. In the iPhoto Library this tends to mean the initial, unedited image imported into iPhoto (ie, "Revert to Original"). When I export the "Original," does this mean the UNedited photo first brought into iPhoto or the one that is current right now in iPhoto. (I tend to edit/crop most of my photos.)
Try it, you'll see. It gives you a version that has the edits, but the original resolution, rather than a more compressed version.
Why, when I do drag and drop to the desktop, do I lose the file name of the photo?
Hard for me to say. What is it naming it instead?
relating to opening pictures in iPhoto by clicking on the image i receive the following message, "The document “P1060560.jpg” could not be opened. Image Capture cannot open files in the “JPEG image” format." what can i use to open "jpeg" images and avoid image capture?
Use Preview.