How to install iphoto picture on to sandisk extreme

Hi Martk
Not sure what you mean by install - do you mean copy ?
Insert your Sandisk and make sure you cn see it on the desktop.Open iPhoto and resixe the window so that you can see the sandisk icon.Select the picturs you want (by dawing boxes around thewm - they highlight with yellow lines as a rule when they are selected) then drag one of the selected pictures on to the sandisk. You should get a green blob showing how many pictures you selected and a + sign.That's it. y0ou can drag photos out of the iphot window as if they were ardinartu files in a folder. They do not get moved but they copy automatically to wherever you drag them - even on to the desktop.

Awesome... Good Job!

Pro photographers avoid this very common problem by always using a diskreader. You've found that this method works very well so stop worrying and enjoy. As far as the problem with the pics on the internal memory of the camera, go into the menu and find "copy". It will give you the option to copy the internal memory to a memory card.

try fomatting it

Hello pgaudette1
To recover accidentally erased data , try http://www.recovermemorycards.com/
Probably the data were erased when extracting the card with the camera still " on " , but this is only a supposition .
Best regards ,
fanaudi .

Hi it looks like your card reader do not read this type of card. Try use different card reader or connect your camera using cable. Let me know if it help. Regards Please rate it.

Hi there, there is a easy fix to this problem. What you are first wanting to do is to make a backup of your iPhoto library. The default place is User(Your Home Folder) / Pictures/ iPhoto Library. What you are going to want to do is right click the iPhoto library and select duplicate. Then just click and drag that new iPhoto library you just made to the desktop. Now what you want to do is to install iLife again. Just insert the iLife disk and follow the on screen instructions. Once that is done you should be able to open iPhoto again. If for some reason when you open iPhoto and your photos are not there, then close iPhoto and you want to place the new iPhoto Library that we put on the desktop into U ser(Your Home Folder) / Pictures/ Now drop the iPhoto Library and make sure that it is called iPhoto Library and not iPhoto Library Duplicate, if that is the case then right click the file name and click get info, then just rename it iPhoto Library. Now you are done, open iPhoto and you should have all your photos again.
If for some reason this still does not work, then once again close iPhoto, this time we are going to open it agin but while we open it we are going to hold the option key down too. A menu should pop-up asking you what library you would like to use, all you want to do is select the one that says is located in User(Your Home Folder) / Pictures/ iPhoto Library.

I hope this helps you, Justin

the back catalog of your images are not gone. Since the pictures you have uploaded form your camera to iPhoto all those files are still there. All you need to do is re-load the images into the library of iPhoto.
1) Start iPhoto, then in the menu goto File / Add to library..
2) Then a file browsing window will open, all you need to do is locate the folder in which u had specified to iPhoto. (Default location for iPhoto is located at MainHD / Users / Username / Pictures / iPhoto Library
3) Once you have located the folder or folders you wish to add to your library or catalog just press import. And all the images should show in the catalog.
4) if you have more pictures saved in another folder, then repeat steps 1 to 3 again. but in step 2 locate the folder or drive you wish to import from.

your camera should work fine with the built in iPhoto software, simply launch the program and connect your camera, you should be able to download your pictures immediately.

Hi, Have you ran disk utilities to repair disk permissions on the Mac lately? The app is usually in the Applications folder in Utilities.