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• #IPHOTO VS PHOTOS ON MAC HOW TO#

Moments in Photos are the new Events, i.e. This might help: Photos 2.0 vs iPhoto 9.6.1: Features and CapabilitiesĪlso the following might help you if you do upgrade to Photos:

#IPHOTO VS PHOTOS ON MAC HOW TO#

Or if iPhoto is getting too old (Apple aren't developing it any further).Īs you see, I really don't know the differences and how to sort all this out

So if you're happy with iPhoto, I would recommend staying with iPhoto and make the transition when you're happy that Photos' features have caught up with iPhoto's. Once you start modifying your Library with the one app, the changes you make will not be accessible from the other. Now here's the problem: You will have to decide which app to use and then stick with it. Here are some suggestions for workarounds, and this is an excellent way to manage your libraries for iPhoto or Photos. The only way around this are Photo's Extensions that would allow makers of photo editors to provide their functionality as an add-on. You can specify your own external editor of choice in iPhoto in Photos, you're stuck with its (granted, quite good) internal capabilities. If you want less work when committing the photos to your archive, that's great if you want more control, not so good.Īlso, location info is easy to edit in iPhoto in Photos, not so. The Photos app now handles the Event groupings automatically, based on photo dates and geolocation info. Events and Albums are the paradigms that iPhoto used.