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   iPhoto '11 9.3

   Agen G. N. Schmitz

   Apple has released [1]iPhoto '11 9.3, which brings tighter integration
   between the consumer photo management app and the more professionally
   geared Aperture via a new unified library. As with the latest release
   of Aperture (see "[2]Aperture 3.3," 12 June 2012), you can move images
   back and forth between iPhoto and Aperture as well as share Faces,
   Places, slideshows, and albums. The update also adds support for the
   AVCHD video format, preserves keywords and titles in exported files
   with embedded GPS location data, adds flagging capability when in
   Magnify (1-up) view, and automatically expands the Description field as
   needed when typing text. It also brings a new Export option that
   enables you to organize exported photos into subfolders by event.
   ($14.99 new from the [3]Mac App Store, free update through Software
   Update or the Mac App Store, 630.4 MB via Software Update or 599.65 MB
   via Apple's support page)

References

   1. http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1545
   2. http://tidbits.com/article/13062
   3. http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/iphoto/id408981381

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