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A prize for bad advice?
2nd place goes to the "Work directly with camera storage cards in iPhoto" hint!?!?
A prize for bad advice?
Thanks for your comment. Now I know how Einstein felt after Hiroshima. On the other hand I never came across data corruption from just reading a media storage and that's exactly what the hint was talking about:
You cannot make changes to the pictures, nor can you drag the pictures individually to your iPhoto library, but you can see everything on the camera.Is it equally a bad idea to go through the pictures on the card with the Finder? What about all the applications that the camera manufacturers offer, those that have a feature to preview the pictures you're about to transfer? And is it OK if I preview the pictures on the camera itself? I'm very sorry my hint tore open an old wound of yours.
A prize for bad advice?
I think one of us is reading the hint wrong.
It only allows you to view the images, not edit them, so it is hard to see how this could cause any damage. I'd say that the title of the hint is flawed ("work with" implies more than just viewing), but the hint is useful if you want to import a subset of images into iPhoto. |
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