The image below represents what I mean: Even though there is only one Bartłomiej Semańczyk in my Contacts, that person appears on the list below twice.
How do I remove repeated options on the list when I search to name faces?

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The image below represents what I mean: Even though there is only one Bartłomiej Semańczyk in my Contacts, that person appears on the list below twice. How do I remove repeated options on the list when I search to name faces?
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One is the original name tag you supplied in iPhoto, the other is the closest possible Contact in your Address Book. I went through the same process yesterday - trying to decide whether I wanted people tagged as names, or Contacts.
Edit: I made a silly one as an example…
There's a huge, detailed Photos guide on iMore - How to use Photos for OS X: The ultimate guide |
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It happens because iPhoto, when facial recognising was born, doesn't support contact integration so, when you recognise faces you link them to "handwrite" labels, not a contact. Later, iPhoto was updated to support contact integration so, after this update, you can keep linking faces to handwrite labels or start linking them to contact labels. But iPhoto isn't able to merge handwrite whith contact labels and it generate confusion because, in lot of libraries, start born lot of faces with double labels. To correct this issue you can merge manually all handwrite labels with contact labels. To do that:
Photos (or iPhoto, is the same) will merge that faces into the same person. |
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