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iLife '09 gets the Software Update treatment
Apple just released some updates for iLife '09 via Software Update. In a very un-Apple fashion, the release notes are actually sort of descriptive!Here's the breakdown:
- iLife Support -- this is for iLife '09, iWork '09 and Aperture 2 users and it addresses some memory leaks, custom folder issues with Media Browser and maintaining the correct image date when importing from iPhoto to Aperture.
- iDVD gets an update to fix an issue where iDVD is unable to add a title/comment to an image. Recommended for all iDVD 7 users.
- iMovie now supports 720p AVCHD Lite cameras and camcorders and some other issues.
- iPhoto -- some fixes to publishing to MobileMe, Flickr and Facebook, slideshow playback and location GPS in emailed and exported JPEGs See http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3532
- Digital Camera RAW update -- RAW support for iPhoto '08, iPhoto '09 and Aperture 2 for various Canon, Nikon and Olympus cameras.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
CoSMiC DrMr said 6:38PM on 6-04-2009
First to Comment
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Michael Hodges said 6:42PM on 6-04-2009
your parents must be proud.
JaceFace said 7:00PM on 6-04-2009
i never comment on these idiotic "first" posts, but I guess today is the day.
You're an asshole.
feels pretty good.
Dave said 5:31PM on 6-07-2009
...And to die
mere said 11:10AM on 6-05-2009
actually i was the 1st to comment about it in the last post about updates.
:P
Chris London said 9:07AM on 6-21-2009
This is good news... However...
If they could just fix iPhoto and Aperture so that sharing libraries between multiple users on the same Mac didn't take a PhD, UNIX guru, and/or an external drive, we would be all set...
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TokenFag said 9:00PM on 6-04-2009
REALLY excited to see that iMovie now has support for AVCHD Lite 720p native support. The new Panasonic ZS3/TZ7 camera is the first for this 720p format, and up until today you had to buy a separate $30 plugin to import, play and edit "Lite" in any Mac software. Good job, Apple.
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Rob said 9:24PM on 6-04-2009
Still no RAW support for Panasonic Lumix LX-3 or DMC-FK18Z.
These cameras are VERY popular and have been on the markey for YEARS!!
What's up Apple? You ONLY support the EXPENSIVE camera that support RAW?
I guess I will have to stick with Adobe Lightroom!
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Joel said 5:15AM on 6-06-2009
That's a good idea! Lightroom 2 is wonderful!
DarkZephix said 9:27PM on 6-04-2009
Thank GOD!!!! Now I can edit my Pansasonic DMC-TS1, AVCHD Lite, 720p HD Movies without losing quality....
...I am f*cking crying over here....
:-)
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ChrisM said 9:28PM on 6-04-2009
Does anyone else wonder if Apple snuck some iPhone Video support into this release? Maybe the iPhone will record in 720p AVCHD lite??? Just sayin...
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JP said 9:53PM on 6-04-2009
Hidden iPhoto update - you can now upload facebook albums with more than 60 photos. Old limi was based on facebook's previous limit. I assume the new limit is 200 per facebook.
I'd still like an option to do a one time upload to facebook (no sync). Right now to do that you have the ambiguous situation of "if I delete this album in iPhoto, will it delete it form facebook?" Bonus points for allowing uploads to groups.
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Maddy said 1:35AM on 6-05-2009
The new Panasonic ZS3/TZ7 camera is the first for this 720p format, and up until today you had to buy a separate $30 plugin to import, play and edit "Lite" in any Mac software. Good job, Apple.
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falcon5768 said 12:58AM on 6-06-2009
My biggest issue with iMovie (transition buggyness and changing pictures mid transition) still is not fixed.
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