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iPhoto 5.0.3 Released

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iPhoto 5.0.3 is now in Software Update and available for download:

Recommended for all customers using iPhoto 5.0, 5.0.1 and 5.0.2, iPhoto 5.0.3 addresses issues with Tiger compatibility, Book and Print ordering, and Smart Albums.

Changes include:

- On Tiger, images are no longer color-shifted after editing
--(Mac OS X 10.4.2 update required)
- Book layouts will not change when moving an image on a page
- An issue was addressed that caused some book orders to be cancelled
- Smart Albums will display correctly in other iLife applications

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