06-26-2007, 09:31 PM
[quote jesse]I'm not sure if this is the best way, but it is probably the easiest way to edit photos in PS Elements or PS and save them to iPhoto.
Under iPhoto> preferences> general> edit photo:
specify the app. you would like to edit your photos in and when you double click on them in iPhoto they will open up in that app., when you are done, it will save the changes to your photo in iPhoto.
If you don't want to edit the original you will need to make a copy of it prior to editing.j
jesse
First, if I edit the original in PS Elements or CS2, will iPhoto keep the original safe and sound as it normally would if I did the editing in iPhoto?
Otherwise, what method should I use to create the copy? If I remember correctly there's both a "make copy" and "duplicate?"
When I'm finished will the duplicated file that was edited overwrite the original or will it just be stored along with the original?
One way or another, It looks as if I'm homing in on my best solution.
Under iPhoto> preferences> general> edit photo:
specify the app. you would like to edit your photos in and when you double click on them in iPhoto they will open up in that app., when you are done, it will save the changes to your photo in iPhoto.
If you don't want to edit the original you will need to make a copy of it prior to editing.j
jesse
First, if I edit the original in PS Elements or CS2, will iPhoto keep the original safe and sound as it normally would if I did the editing in iPhoto?
Otherwise, what method should I use to create the copy? If I remember correctly there's both a "make copy" and "duplicate?"
When I'm finished will the duplicated file that was edited overwrite the original or will it just be stored along with the original?
One way or another, It looks as if I'm homing in on my best solution.