Re: IMovie and.jpg

[Glenn Schunemann]

What version of iPhoto are you using? I remember some time ago there 
was a problem with iPhoto, but can't remember which version. Basically, 
the bug was if you put a pic in iPhoto and then exported it out it was 
corrupted and wouldn't open in other .jpg viewers. It also happened if 
you rotated the pic or modified it in any way in iPhoto. I don't think 
this is an issue with iMovie. I take hundreds of digital pictures and I 
don't use iPhoto any more (unless I'm ordering a photo book). This is 
among many reasons I don't use it. I also find that when it gets a lot 
of pictures in it, it slows down quite a bit. Now I simply store the 
pics in appropriately labeled folders in the Pictures folder. I wonder 
if you'd have this same problem if you put the originals on the hard 
drive w/o using iPhoto and imported them into iMovie...

On Saturday, January 10, 2004, at 04:11  PM, Raf Goor wrote:

As I said already, we can sometimes import SOME JPEG's, mostly (but 
not all)
those JPEG's who were rotated or changed in one or another way, but 
that is
not always the case. It doesn't matter with which camera the pictures 
are
taken, and it happens only with pictures from camera's. Is this a bug 
in
iMovie?


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