You can check, if the files are linked or not with a simple test in the Terminal: Once you've set up your search, click the blue "Find Duplicates" button in the upper right corner of the window, and iPhoto Library Manager will begin analyzing your libraries for duplicate photos.Depending on the size of your originals the disk space should increase by no more than about 20% of the size of the original library. This will also take into account minor variations in the filename, e.g. As long as both the filename and the photo’s date are still the same, then having this option enabled will identify such photos as being duplicates.
one has been resaved in a different format, has been scaled down, or other minor changes. This can be useful in cases where you have two copies of a photo that are slightly different, e.g. Match on filename + date: in addition to exact matches, iPhoto Library Manager can also match photos based on their filename and date.
Analyze modified photos will only match photos that have both been edited in the same way (or where neither has been edited at all).You may get duplicate matches even where the two photos appear different in iPhoto, but both copies came from the same original. Analyze original photos will compare the originals.Since each photo can potentially have both an original and a modified version, you can choose which of the two versions you’d like iPhoto Library Manager to compare. Whenever you edit a photo in iPhoto, iPhoto will leave the original copy of the photo untouched and create a separate, modified version to perform the edits on. Exact match: compares the image files directly and identifies any which are byte-for-byte duplicates of each other.IPhoto Library Manager has two methods that you can use to compare photos to each other and determine whether they are duplicates Click the "Exclusions…" button, and you will be given the option to skip looking at photos that are either in the iPhoto trash, are marked as hidden, or already have the keyword named "duplicate" assigned to them in iPhoto. You also have the option to exclude certain photos from being included in the search. To remove a library, click the X next to its name. To search a library, drag it from the library list on the left into the area labelled "Choose Libraries to Search". The Find Duplicates command can search one or more iPhoto libraries at once, looking for duplicate photos. There are two areas you need to set up to begin your duplicate search To begin finding duplicate photos in your iPhoto libraries, either click the "Find Duplicates" button in the toolbar, or select "Find Duplicates" from the Library menu.This will present you with a view to set up your duplicate finding.
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