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remove photos from iPhoto library?
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Hi guys! i have some pictures that are *sensitive* and i want/have them in a specific folder, yet they still show up in my library. my question is, how do i get it so that they don't show in the library, but can be seen in this special folder? thanks !
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Would be nice to be able to do this, but I don't think there is a way right now.
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You could set up a seperate iPhoto library for your "sensitive"  photos. Just hold down the option key when you start iPhoto and create a new library. You can switch between them using the same method.
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Join Date: Nov 2002
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Or keep them out of iPhoto altogether - make a copy of the originals, then delete them in iPhoto and empty your iPhoto trash.
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Originally Posted by Uisce
Or keep them out of iPhoto altogether - make a copy of the originals, then delete them in iPhoto and empty your iPhoto trash.
THis is a better idea. Stash your porn or naked photos of your girl in a folder in the Finder - the iPhoto library will always show every photo contained in every folder or album.
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Originally Posted by PurpleGiant
THis is a better idea. Stash your porn or naked photos of your girl in a folder in the Finder.
Just don't label the folder "THIS IS PORN." Then they'll know that it's porn.
And never, ever tape yourself having sex. I can't stress this enough.
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Join Date: Mar 2000
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Yeah, it's better to have someone else tape you. Otherwise the camera angles get all fugly. It would be nice if iPhoto had a way of password protecting a library. In absence of that, I made an encrypted disc image and put a second iPhoto library on there. When my *sensitive* photos are needed, I just mount the disc image with my password, and switch libraries. Personally I use iPhoto Buddy, but I can't say I know why anymore.
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Uisce
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