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[rustyblue]

I didn't see it just now in the App Store (iPad)??

[Philip Michaels]

rustyblue, on 07 March 2012 - 11:45 AM, said:

I didn't see it just now in the App Store (iPad)??

It seems like there's a lag between Apple's announcement and the app's arrival on the app store. The link on Apple's Website -- http://itunes.apple....re-apple-iphoto -- is not loading a page at the moment, but I suspect that will change sometime Wednesday.

[Krioni]

iPhoto link on Apple's website opens up App Store (or iTunes on Mac) with an error saying that the app is not yet available:
http://itunes.apple....le-getiphoto-us

[oneaccord]

Any idea on how iPhoto for iOS will interact with other apps such as Aperture?

[jazzace]

Just a clarification: 1st gen. iPad owners and all iPod touch owners are SOL on iPhoto. Strangely enough, I own both of those. :-(

[padinc]

jazzace, on 07 March 2012 - 12:30 PM, said:

Just a clarification: 1st gen. iPad owners and all iPod touch owners are SOL on iPhoto. Strangely enough, I own both of those. :-(

It's not on the iPod touch?!!!?? NOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[hbuzzell]

jazzace, on 07 March 2012 - 12:30 PM, said:

Just a clarification: 1st gen. iPad owners and all iPod touch owners are SOL on iPhoto. Strangely enough, I own both of those. :-(

Where did you see that? iPhoto should be allowed on any iPad, it does not matter if it has a camera or not, I work on my photos on my iPad that I take on my DSLR.

[Hodar]

iPhoto is not supported on the origional iPad.

Gee, thanks Apple. Let's abandon those users who paid $700 to you just a couple years ago.

Here's a hint: "You don't need a camera, to edit a photo. Somehow you can edit a photo on the Mac Mini, and it doesn't have a camera either".

[chiefsilverback]

Hodar, on 07 March 2012 - 01:00 PM, said:

iPhoto is not supported on the origional iPad.

Gee, thanks Apple. Let's abandon those users who paid $700 to you just a couple years ago.

Here's a hint: "You don't need a camera, to edit a photo. Somehow you can edit a photo on the Mac Mini, and it doesn't have a camera either".

It could be that the original iPad doesn't have the power to run iPhoto! I think you'll find iMovie is only available on the iPad 2...

[Philip Michaels]

hbuzzell, on 07 March 2012 - 12:53 PM, said:

jazzace, on 07 March 2012 - 12:30 PM, said:

Just a clarification: 1st gen. iPad owners and all iPod touch owners are SOL on iPhoto. Strangely enough, I own both of those. :-(

Where did you see that?

Confirmed. iPhoto works on the iPhone 4/4S and iPad 2/iPad (third-generation). We've updated the story to reflect that.

[padinc]

chiefsilverback, on 07 March 2012 - 01:25 PM, said:

Hodar, on 07 March 2012 - 01:00 PM, said:

iPhoto is not supported on the origional iPad.

Gee, thanks Apple. Let's abandon those users who paid $700 to you just a couple years ago.

Here's a hint: "You don't need a camera, to edit a photo. Somehow you can edit a photo on the Mac Mini, and it doesn't have a camera either".

It could be that the original iPad doesn't have the power to run iPhoto! I think you'll find iMovie is only available on the iPad 2...

So it can run on the iPhone 4, which has less power, and not on the iPad 1 or iPod touch 4th gen, which are more powerful. Right.

[blecch]

Awesome, except... my 64GB iPad is already full, so I don't think I'll be loading my iPhoto library onto it.
But then again, it doesn't matter since it doesn't run on the original iPad anyway!

This post has been edited by blecch: 07 March 2012 - 01:50 PM

[pcharles]

hbuzzell, on 07 March 2012 - 12:53 PM, said:

jazzace, on 07 March 2012 - 12:30 PM, said:

Just a clarification: 1st gen. iPad owners and all iPod touch owners are SOL on iPhoto. Strangely enough, I own both of those. :-(

Where did you see that? iPhoto should be allowed on any iPad, it does not matter if it has a camera or not, I work on my photos on my iPad that I take on my DSLR.

Probably the processing power, or, more likely, the upselling power! Might be able to do the iMovie workaround and load it manually using the iphone management tool, provided you do not sync with the desktop ever again!