iPhoto SIG – March 18, 2011

To view the screen capture of the iPhoto SIG meeting from March 18, 2011, scroll down and click the Continue Reading button.

Class Notes & Links

The Nickel Tour

• Preferences
• Menus

Adding Photos

• Digital Camera
• Web page
• Email
• CD/DVD/Hard Drive/USB Thumb drive/Card reader
• Image Capture - Scanning
• Other sources

Organizing

• Keywords
• Albums
• Smart Albums
• Faces
• Places

Touch-up

• Rotate
• Crop
• Straighten
• Enhance
• Red-eye
• Retouch
• Effects
• Adjust
• External Applications

Sharing

• Email
• MobileMe Gallery
• Facebook
• Flickr
• Send to iWeb
• Send to iDVD
• Burn (Windows instructions)
• Export
  • File Export
  • Web Page
  • Google Picasa Web Album
    • Google Picasa Web Album Plugin
    • Print through Walgreens, Shutterfly, Ritz Camera, Snapfish, and others
    • Share with others
  • QuickTime
  • Slideshow

Resources

• Apple - Find Out How - iPhoto (current version)
• Apple - Support - iPhoto '09
  • Restrict by product: iPhoto
  • Restrict by document type: Videos
  • Archived documents: Include Archive
  • iPhoto '09: Email Photos
  • iPhoto '09: Publish Your Photos to Facebook
  • iPhoto '09: Getting Started
  • iPhoto '09: Applying Photo Effects
  • iPhoto '09: Fix Red Eye
  • iPhoto '09: Rotate or Straighten Your Photos
  • iPhoto '09: Manage Your Photos Using Events
  • iPhoto '09: Create and Share a Slideshow
  • iPhoto '09: Importing Photos from a Digital Camera
  • iPhoto '09: Brush Out or Retouch Problem Areas
  • iPhoto '09: Enhance Your Photos with a Single Click
  • iPhoto '09: Find your Photos and Create a Smart Album
  • iPhoto '09: Fix Photos That Are Too Dark or Too Light
• ScreenCastOnline (subscription fee)
• MacMost (podcast in iTunes)
• Other podcasts in iTunes

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