Please describe the problem:
Using the import dialog coming up after mounting a medium (e.g., inserting an SD card) and starting f-spot from the popup, the settings for the import folder are not used. The default target location is the user's home directory. In addition the imported photos are just copied to the target folder, not to a subfolder structure yyyy/mm/dd (date of the photo).
Starting f-spot in the first place and clicking Import, the photos are copied to the appropriate subfolder of the set import directory.

Steps to reproduce:
1. Mount a medium (e.g., insert an SD card with photos)
2. Start f-spot from the upcoming dialog ("Open F-Spot Photo Manager")
3. Import photos via the upcoming import dialog


Actual results:
The imported photos are copied directly to the target directory.

Expected results:
The default target directory should probably be the set import directory.
The imported photos should be copied to a yyyy/mm/dd/ subdirectory structure of the set target directory.

Does this happen every time?
Yes.

Other information:
This is filed as Ubuntu bug #367830
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/f-spot/+bug/367830