There is no way to legally download the latest version of iPhoto for free, as it only came 'free' with brand new Macs for a few years (and has now been replaced on the newest Macs with an app just called "Photos"). With the new Macs that qualified for the free downloads, the first time you signed in to the App Store you would be prompted to "Accept" iPhoto, iMovie and Garageband which would then bind these apps to your Apple ID as purchases (although they were free). At this point you could then technically download them on all machines that you owned for free, provided they met system requirements and you remembered your Apple ID and password (no activation key required).
I have an old macbook running 10.6.8. I want iPhoto version 9 ('11), but all I can find in the app store is version 9.3, which only runs on Lion. I want iPhoto for Snow Leopard. I can see no reason why Apple has forsaken Snow Leopard. There is no reason why the App store can't have version 9.0 so both Lion and Snow Leopard users can buy it and update it to suit individual needs. Does anyone know how to get version 9.0 for Snow Leopard online?
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The latest iPhoto version suitable for your imac (you really should update your 10.6 to 10.6.8; either that or update your profile) would then be iPhoto 9.2.3. This can be purchased from app store (that's where I got mine from). The other version on offer from app store is the Lion version which will not load on SL.
Yes I did. I guess Apple have removed 9.2.3 now that 9.3 is available (for Lion). You have to remember that Snow Leopard is on the verge of not being supported any more with the imminent arrival of Mountain Lion. You could try downloading the 10.6.8 combo updater, I suppose. You can install that safely over the top of your existing OS X. Then run software update.
Thanks, After calls to my dealer, the local Apple store, and Apple support (the store switched me there), I was able to determine that none of them stocked iLife '11. I've since ordered a copy from eBay. The problem with that is I'm buying through an un-supported channel. I would have no problem with Apple not stocking past versions of iphoto in the channel IF their current version of iphoto worked with Leopard and Snow Leopard (I won't mention Tiger) of which there are millions still in service. At the moment I have a large iphoto library (created under Tiger) with no software that can access it since I upgraded to Snow Leopard.
I have to say that I am in the same boat. Stressful nightmare trying to upgrade to snow leopard only to get home and find out there is no iphoto. Are you freaking kidding. Apple has become the 'bully nerd' that liked whipping your *** back in D&D back in middle school. The two trips to the 'Genius Bar' were a depressing joke, although I did manage the second time to restore partial functionality. The fact that they sent me home the first time to do a 'clean' install on my mac book pro is ridiculous. I had no business trying to do this and now after all that, I find out Apple wants more blood. Come on, man. The gluttony is obscene.
I am wanting to move all my iPhoto pix from the computer that I am preparing to upgrade to OS 10.10 and have tried to move them via flash drive to a computer running 10.6.8, which is where this one is until I upgrade it. I could not find iPhoto on the older computer and tried to bring it over on the flash drive and it copied fine BUT will not install or open. I got some error message. I had already checked the App Store and all I can find is the latest version that requires 10.10 and I cannot get it with the OS 10.6.8. How can I get an iPhoto on the 10.6.8 computer so that I can see what came over?
If your computer did not come with iPhoto preinstalled, you can buy iLife '11 installers from Amazon or eBay, but it would be more economic first to upgrade to Yosemite, then you will be able to download iPhoto 9.6 for free.
I have the DVD for OS 10.6.5 in right now but cannot see iPhoto. I will wait until it finishes to see but have my doubts. How in the world did iPhoto get on the computers to start with? Even my dinosaur 2006 vintage MacBook has it. How can I get it without buying some disc somewhere? I have all the old OS install discs in my safe so was it any of them? I have 10., 10.3, and 10.2 in my safe. Thanks.
I am wondering if anyone has an idea which install had the iPhoto included in it. I have discs from 10.0 on up to 10.6. This would enable me (I think) to install the app on the other computer and then work with iPhoto. Thanks.
System upgrades sold separately did not include iPhoto and other iLife apps. Only the installer disks that came with a new computer. If you originally bought your Mac with macOs 10.6.xx, then look at the original installer disks, the second disk with the bundles applications.
I am bit annoyed with disappearance of iPhoto. I have about 5 years old aluminum 17" MacBook Pro and after HD failure I repaired it with new HD. That Mac was originally Tiger but after upgrades now it is Snow Leopard (10.6.8). So anyway there is no iPhoto. I really need it.
I went to app store and tried to buy iPhoto 11. Says I need Mountain Lion for that! Then I went to find it on all those system DVDs (have 7 Macs in the house) using Pacifist software. None of the iPhotos is compatible with my 10.6.8!
Freaking 10.6.8 will not accept any iPhotos I presented to it! i tried 3 different ones, including iPhoto 11 from Apple store. Says, not compatible with this version of Mac. I didn't know until now that Mac software is so finnicky with Mac software
Not the OS upgrade (10.6.8 is an OS upgrade - OS upgrades hae nothing to do with iPhoto) - iPhoto (and iLife come on the original system restore disks - if you have upgraded iPhoto (or iLife) via DVD then that is where you install from - if you purchased from the App store then you should be able to restore the version you pruchased (although it sound like that may not be working for people) - if not of those work then contact Apple support because they should
I had a similar problem. I installed Snow Leopard, and after that I could not open iPhoto. I even had it backed up in 3 different places, but none of them could open it either. I finally took my iMac into the Apple store, and after trying and trying, the 'Genius' downloaded iPhoto '09 (vers. 8.1.2), and now it works perfectly. He actually downloaded the entire iLife suite, but I haven't used any of the other apps yet.
Click on the photo and show info, look at what it was opening with to confirm QuickTime was selected and it was. They then had me click on open with and look for the [Utilities] folder and look for Quick Time 7 there. My Util fold did not have it and they sent me a quick link to download it. Once I downloaded, I followed the same steps to 'open with' and selected the QT in the Utilities folder and I was on my way. I was able to get support for no cost as I had also recently puchased the upgrade from Tiger to Snow/Leopard/Lion.
iLife 09 requires OS X 10.5.6 or later. iWork 09 requires OS X 10.4.11, the last version of Tiger, or 10.5.6 or later. Both are compatible with both PowerPC and Intel Macs. iLife 11 requires OS X 10.6.3 and only works with Intel Macs.
If you are running iPhoto, please exit the application prior to installing the Shutterfly iPhoto Export Assistant.
Download the Shutterfly Export Assistant for iPhoto. The plugin will work with Mac OS 10.6 and iPhoto 8 onwards. To check your Mac OS version, click the Apple icon in the top left of your screen, and select "About this Mac." To check your iPhoto version, select iPhoto > About iPhoto from the program's menu.
The installer window will launch automatically. If you get an error message, you may need to adjust your security settings. In System Preferences > Security & Privacy > General, choose "Allow applications downloaded from: Anywhere."
Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation process.
Launch iPhoto again to begin transferring your pictures to Shutterfly.
To Use Shutterfly Export Assistant for iPhoto:From within iPhoto, select individual pictures or an entire iPhoto Event to upload to your Shutterfly account.
Select the "Export" function under the iPhoto "File" menu.
Click on the "Shutterfly" tab in the iPhoto Export window.
If you are not signed in, click on the "Preferences" button and click "Sign In..." to enter your Shutterfly user name (e-mail address) and password.
Select a name for your Shutterfly album and type it into the "Add to new album" field. Or select an existing album in your account.
Choose your desired upload speed:Actual Size - Uploads full-size pictures. Recommended for poster-sized prints and cropping.
Faster - Resizes pictures to 2000 pixels. Recommended for 8x10 prints and all photo books, cards and calendars.Fastest - Resizes pictures to 1600 pixels. Recommended for 4x6 prints and online sharing.Click the "Export" button to start uploading.
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