Not sure how I did it, but iPhoto is gone from my computer, along with all of my 800+ photos. How can I get my photos back? I reinstalled iPhoto and signed in, but it is empty.
Accidentally deleted iPhoto and lost all of the photos, how can I get the photos back
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Best Answer
Assuming you didn’t delete your iPhoto Library, but just iPhoto
/Volumes/<HDNAME>/Users/<USERNAME>/Pictures/
. Assuming you haven’t deleted the library itself, or moved it to a different location, your original iPhoto Library will be located in your pictures folder. It will be labelediPhoto Library_2.iphotolibrary
,iPhoto Library.iphotolibrary~old
or something of that nature. I don’t know what the exact name will be. You will be able to tell the new from the old simply by examining the size (800 photos will be atleast a couple GB’s). Select the old library.