Pretty much everything got an update today, iPhoto being part of that “everything”.
On Tuesday, Apple released its iPhoto 9.5 update. The update, a 1.15 gigabyte download from the Mac App Store, adds the following fixes and changes:
– 64-bit support.
– The Places feature now uses Apple maps to display photo locations.
– Adds support for iCloud Photo Sharing, including the ability to post videos to shared photo streams and the ability to have multiple subscribers contribute to a shared stream.
– Adds support for iOS 7 camera filters applied to photos imported from iOS devices.
– Includes a new, streamlined interface for printing.
– Replaces the Create menu with an updated Share menu providing access to all sharing options, including print products such as books, cards and calendars.
– Fixes an issue that could cause iPhoto to quit unexpectedly when sharing an edited photo from a MacBook Pro with Retina display.
– Addresses an issue that could cause iPhoto to show incorrect file type and size information for imported TIFF and PSD files.
– Comment sheet now appears correctly when sharing multiple photos to a new or existing photo stream.
– Fixes an issue that caused photos with specific color profiles to display incorrectly on iOS devices after being shared via iCloud.
– Captions instead of version names are now synced between iPhoto and Facebook for newly-created albums.
– Privacy settings can now be managed when sharing photos from iPhoto to a Facebook Timeline.
– Videos up to three minutes long can now be shared to Flickr.
– Addresses an issue that could cause photos synced to iPhoto from Flickr to appear rotated incorrectly.
– Fixes an issue that could cause photos synced to iPhoto from Facebook or Flickr to be duplicated and reposted.
– URLs in the photo comments field can now be clicked to open the corresponding links.
– Improves reliability when working with custom locations in the Places feature.
– Improves reliability when copying and pasting photos to a new event.
– When a single photo is selected in an album, clicking the Trash button in the contextual menu now removes the photo from the album rather than from the library.
– Includes stability and performance improvements.
iPhoto 9.4.3 retails for US$14.99 requires an Intel-based Mac running Mac OS X 10.9 or later to install and run.
If you’ve tried the update and noticed any changes, please let us know.