Taking Your iPhoto '11 to the Max [electronic resource] /
Grothaus, Michael.author.
Taking Your iPhoto '11 to the Max walks users through Apple's most popular software application in the iLife suite—iPhoto. This book helps readers use iPhoto to its fullest to organize and create digital memories and keepsakes. Learn all about Apple's newest version of iPhoto—iPhoto ‘11 Explore iPhoto, one menu button at a time Walk-through tutorials guide you step-by-step.
Title Page; Copyright Page; Contents at a Glance; Table of Contents; About the Author; About the Technical Reviewer; Acknowledgments; Introduction; Chapter 1 Getting Familiar with iPhoto '11; Getting iPhoto '11; iPhoto '11 System Requirements; Recommended Extras; Keeping iPhoto '11 Up-to-Date; What You'll Need to Know; What Is iPhoto?; iPhoto Lets You Navigate and Organize Your Photos; iPhoto Lets You Edit Your Photos; iPhoto Lets You Share Your Photos; Launching iPhoto; The iPhoto '11 Interface; The Main Viewing Area; The Source List; The Toolbar; Summary; Chapter 2 Importing Your Photos
Understanding How iPhoto Handles Imported PhotographsImporting from a Digital Camera or Card Reader; Import Steps at a Glance; During an Import; After a Successful Import: The Last Import Window; Importing from a Folder on Your Mac or from an External Device; Using Drag and Drop; Using the File Menu; Saving Photos to iPhoto from Apple's Mail Application; Importing from an iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad; How to Turn Off Automatic iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad Imports; Dealing with Duplicates; Summary; Chapter 3 Marking and Searching Your Photos; iPhoto's Information Pane; What Is EXIF?
Changing Your Photo's Date and TimeChanging Your Photo's Name and Adding a Description; Batch Changing Titles, Dates, and Descriptions; Adding Keywords to Your Photos; The Keyword Manager; Creating, Editing, and Deleting Keywords; Adding Keyboard Shortcut Keys to Keywords; Applying Keywords Using Keyboard Shortcut Keys; Flagging Your Photos; Rating Your Photos; Hiding Your Photos; Deleting Your Photos; The Contextual Menu; Searching Your Photos; Searching by Text; Searching by Date; Searching Multiple Dates; Searching by Keywords; Advanced Keyword Searching; Searching by Ratings; Summary
Chapter 4 Navigating and Organizing Your Photos: Events and AlbumsEvents; Autosplitting Events; Imported Events; Event Information Pane; Setting a Key Photo; Creating New Events; Creating a New Event Using Specific Photos; Creating a New Event Using Flagged Photos; Create an Empty Event; Merging Events; Splitting Events; Events vs. Albums; Regular vs. Smart Albums; Creating Albums; Creating an Empty Album; Creating an Album from Selected Photos or Events; Creating an Album from a Folder on Your Mac; Changing the Contents of Your Regular Albums; Creating Smart Albums
Editing or Deleting Smart AlbumsDuplicating Albums; Organizing Albums into Folders; Arranging Your Albums; Viewing Your Photos; Sorting Photos and Events; Summary; Chapter 5 Organizing Your Photos: Faces; Creating Faces Collections; The Faces Corkboard; The Faces Information Pane; Inside a Faces Collection; Confirming or Rejecting Suggested Matches in a Faces Collection; Rescanning Your Photo Library for Faces; Naming Faces and Adding Missing Faces Manually; Removing People; Using Faces with Facebook; Summary; Chapter 6 Organizing Your Photos: Places; What Is Location Data?
Setting Up iPhoto to Use Your Location Data
Includes index.
Taking Your iPhoto '11 to the Max walks users through Apple's most popular software application in the iLife suite—iPhoto. This book helps readers use iPhoto to its fullest to organize and create digital memories and keepsakes. Learn all about Apple's newest version of iPhoto—iPhoto ‘11 Explore iPhoto, one menu button at a time Walk-through tutorials guide you step-by-step.
iPhoto (Computer file)
Apple computer.
Computers.
Apple and iOS.
Computing Milieux.