also delete them from the originating event. Quit iPhoto and Photos app if either app is open Open Finder on the Mac and go to your user home folder and then to Pictures Select the iPhoto Library.library file and move it to the Trash BE ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN YOU MADE A BACKUP OF THIS FILE and any resulting pictures, if you skip a backup and blow this, you will delete your pictures. You can use the Option-key-based delete method in regular albums too to not only remove items from an album, but also delete them (move them to the Trash), i.e. Holding down Option there doesn't work either. If you want to remove a face from the wall, select it and press c-Delete.
#IPHOTO ILIBRARY DELETE UPDATE#
To delete all clips from the library (move them to iPhoto's Trash), select them all and press Option-Command-Delete (note the addition of the Option key to the standard delete/remove command keyboard shortcut) or, while holding down Option, select Photos > Move to Trash from iPhoto's menu.ĭue to a usability bug, the Trash command in the context menu of items in smart album appears enabled, but doesn't actually work. or Zach here) as you update and confirm names in your iPhoto library. Note that iPhoto will only allow you to copy the files, so you'll have to delete the clips from the library afterward if your intent is to move. If you want to move or copy the video-clip files out of the iPhoto library, simply select them all and drag them to the desired location in Finder. Solution works, but there's a more robust and convient solution - tested on iPhoto '11, but presumably also works on earlier versions.Ĭreate a smart album and define its criterion as (sic) (a tip from ) - this will show you all video clips in the entire library (and you won't have to worry abut filename extensions).
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