iPhoto 5 is a photo management application and an iApp from Apple Inc. It was released on January 11, 2005, during the Keynote speech at the Macworld Conference & Expo San Francisco 2005 in San Francisco, California, USA.

As an upgrade to the iPhoto software, iPhoto 5 adds in support for exposure, black and white points, saturation, tint, temperature and sharpness adjustment tools.

In addition, iPhoto 5 also adds support for uncompressed RAW photos, a new and advanced slideshow builder, a new way to create photo books (hardcover and softcover), and many more new features.

One of the most important new features is the calendar feature, which allows you to view photos according to when they were taken. Also, photo projects and hierarchichal folders were added. Finally, a search field was added in the main window.

TroubleshootingEdit

While upgrading from iPhoto 4 to iPhoto 5, some people may experience the "albums disappearing" effect. While dragging albums created in iPhoto 4 into folders, some albums may disappear. This happens when:

• One or more albums are already in the folder
• Adding another album into the folder
• The album has never been in a folder
• The album was created in iPhoto 4

Apple has released iPhoto 5.0.1 to remedy this problem. Note this update is only available through Software Update.

External linksEdit

• Apple - iLife - iPhoto (USA)

Macworld Conference & Expo San Francisco 2005 Steve Jobs Keynote | New products released
Mac OS X 10.4 | QuickTime 7 | Final Cut Express HD | iLife '05 (iTunes 4.7.1 | iPhoto 5 | iMovie HD | iDVD 5 | GarageBand 2) | iWork '05 (Keynote 2 | Pages) | Mac mini | iPod shuffle | iPod Updater 2005-01-11

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