I happen to disagree with you. iPhoto is the best consumer photo package I have seen. I recently put together a picture book album for my girlfriend's up coming Birthday. I can see iPhoto 1 and 2 as being less then par, but version 3 and 4 hit's the target.
OK - for some users - but I want to be able to find my files (images) at finder level with file names I assign in locations I choose - not buried in various iPhoto sub-folders. Also, if I import files that are already on my HD, AFAIK iPhoto will copy them, not move or catalogue them. If you are happy to do everything with iPhoto then I agree it is an attractive package but I use images professionally and it is not for me.
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With best wishes,
Roger Shufflebottom
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