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I scanned in 3 years of Family Photos into my Imac and since I have upgraded to OS High Sierra the iPhoto app is no longer supported. I know that the photos that I scanned are on my computer but I can't access them any more due to the upgrade. Any suggestions???
iMac 21.5″, macOS 10.15
Apple simply dropped the i, it's now called Photos in your Application folder...
Apple simply dropped the i, it's now called Photos in your Application folder...
What makes you say that iPhoto is no longer supported?
A photo library app (originally iPhoto.app, more recently Photos.app) has been part of the OS for many years, and isn't likely to go away any time soon.
So the bigger question is what makes you think that iPhoto is no longer supported?
I spent a lot of time scanning in old family photos into the iPhotos app. In 2005. After upgrading to High Sierra OS in 2020 I no longer have access to those photos and the iPhoto app does no longer work in the High Sierra operating system. I know they are on the computer. I can’t access them.
How can I access my photos from Iphoto which is no longer supported?
