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ISBN-13: 978-0-321-81951-2 ISBN-10: 0-321-81951-9 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Printed and bound in the of America. For Toby, for my mom and the rest of my family, and in loving memory of George Heid, my dad. He would have loved this stuff.

George Heid (right), recording direct to disc on a moving train, in the early 1950s. About the Author

Jim Heid describes himself as a poster child for iLife: he has been taking photos, making movies, and playing since he was a kid.

He began writing about personal computers in 1980. As Senior Technical Editor of one of the first computer magazines,Kilobaud Microcomputing, he began working with Mac prototypes in 1983. He began writing for Macworld magazine in 1984 and is now a Senior Contributor. He has also written for PC World, Internet World, and Newsweek magazines, and he was a technology columnist for the Los Angeles Times.

Jim is a popular speaker at user groups, conferences, and other events. He has taught at the Kodak Center for Creative Imaging in Camden, Maine; at the University of Hawaii; and at dozens of technology conferences in between. He’s also an obsessed amateur photographer whose photos have been featured in the Chronicle.

Jim works for lynda.com, an online education site, where he’s responsible for developing video training courses that cover photography, Photoshop—and yes, iPhoto.

Acknowledgments

This book wouldn’t exist if it weren’t for Barbara Assadi and Arne Hurty, and I thank you both. Barbara has expertly edited this book and every one of its previous incarnations, and Arne created a design that has stood the test of time.

David Van Ness crafted the layouts in this book with precision and a fine eye for detail.

My thanks also go to Dennis and Michael Cohen for their editorial assistance, and to Cliff, Myrna, and everyone at Peachpit Press.

Thanks also to Mitch and everyone at MCN; to Chuck Wilcher; to Judy, Terry, Mimi, Pierre, Laura, Rennie, Hope, and Cynthia; to the entire, wonderful Heid and Malina families; and to all the critters at the Hook & Eye Farm: Sophie, Bob, Belle, Cowboy, Jane, Doc, and everyone with feathers.

Finally, my love and my thanks to Toby, my partner in crimes of all kinds—including, at long last, life. I love you!

—Jim Heid Table Contents of Table of Contents

vi Read Me First 46 Creating Smart Albums 98 Sharing Photos on viii Welcome to iPhoto 48 Smart Albums, Faces, and Places 100 Tips for Flickr Publishing x The Rest of Your iLife 50 Basic Photo Editing 102 Sharing Photos on a Network 52 Fixing Composition Problems and 104 Printing Photos iPhoto ’11 Red-Eye 106 Customizing a Print Job 54 Enhancing and Retouching Photos 2 iPhoto at a Glance 108 Printing Tips and Troubleshooting 56 Applying Effects to Photos 4 The Essentials of Digital Imaging 110 Ordering Prints 58 Advanced Editing and the Adjust Pane 6 Importing Photos from a Camera 112 Creating Photo Books 60 Adjusting Exposure and Levels 8 Importing Photos with iCloud’s 114 Planning for Publishing Photo Stream 62 Adjusting Definition, Shadows, and 116 Book Layout Techniques 10 How Photo Stream Works Highlights 118 More Book Layout Techniques 12 After the Import 64 Changing a Photo’s Colors 120 Creating Travel Maps 14 More Ways to Import Photos 66 Sharpening and Reducing Noise 122 Tips for Creating Books 16 Importing Tips 68 The Big Picture: Full-Screen Editing 124 More Tips for Creating Books 18 Browsing Your Photo Library 70 Editing Tips 126 Creating a Photo 20 Tips for Working with Events 72 Shooting in Raw Mode 128 Tips for Creating Calendars 22 Adding Titles and Captions 74 Working with Raw Images 130 Creating Greeting Cards and Postcards 24 Faces at a Glance 76 Using iPhoto with Photoshop 132 More Ways to Share Photos 26 Working with Faces 78 Slide Shows: iPhoto as Projector 134 Burning Photos to CDs and DVDs 28 Tips for Faces 80 Customizing Instant Slide Shows 136 Creating and Managing Photo 82 Creating a Slide Show Project 30 Places at a Glance Libraries 84 Creative Options for Slide Show 32 Adding a New Place 138 Getting Old Photos into iPhoto Projects 34 Exploring and Browsing Places 140 iPhoto Tips 86 Slide Show Tips 36 Tips for Places 142 More iPhoto Tips 88 More Slide Show Tips 38 Assigning Keywords and Ratings 144 Mastering Your 90 Sharing Photos via Email 40 Searching for Photos 146 Tips for Better Digital Photography 92 Tips for Emailing Photos 42 Creating Albums 94 Sharing Photos on 44 Tips for Working with Albums 148 Index 96 Tips for Facebook Publishing

v Introducing iPhoto

Read Me First

How the Book Works Do you read computer books from cover to cover? Keep it handy as you use iPhoto. When you are I don’t either. I read sections that interest me, and stuck—or just have a few free minutes and want then I use the book as a reference when I’m stuck to increase your iPhoto mastery—fan the , and need to look something up. glancing at the tabs on the right-hand page, until you find what you need. Or use the index or the This book is designed to make this “just the facts” table of contents to look up specific topics. style of learning as easy as possible. The entire book is a series of two-page spreads, each a self- Whether you read this book from cover to cover or contained reference that covers one topic. use it as a reference, I hope you find it a useful com- panion to your iPhoto and photographic endeavors.

Most spreads begin with an introduction that sets the stage with an overview of the topic.

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Importing Photos from a Camera The fi rst step in assembling a digital photo Step 1. Connect your camera Tips for Importing Photos library is to import photos into iPhoto. to one of your Mac’s USB There are several ways to import photos, ports (the port on the key- Importing Only Some Shots To Delete or Not? Eject the Camera but the most common method is to con- board is particularly conve- nect your camera to your Mac and transfer nient if you have a wired As you look over the thumb- Step 1. To select the photos When iPhoto fi nishes import- Some cameras display an icon the photos using a USB cable. iPhoto can keyboard) and turn the nails in the Import pane, you you want to import, press ing, it displays a message ask- on your desktop. If your directly import photos from the vast camera on. When iPhoto see some shots that you just and hold the 1 key while ing if you’d like to keep or camera does, be sure to majority of digital cameras. recognizes your camera, know you aren’t going to want. clicking each photo. (For delete the original photos from “eject” the icon before discon- it displays the Import pane. So why waste time importing more ways to select photos, the camera. necting the camera: click the iPhoto gives you plenty of control them to begin with? You can see page 43.) Eject button next to the cam- over the importing process. You can import Tip: If your camera has a be selective and import only I recommend clicking Keep era’s name in the iPhoto every shot in the camera, or you can be battery-saving sleep mode, those shots you want. Step 2. To import the Originals. It’s best to erase Devices list. (If you don’t see Importing Photos from a Camera selective and import only some. iPhoto adjust it so that the camera photos you’ve selected, your memory card using your the Eject button, you don’t stores your photos in the iPhoto Library, won’t drift into slumber while click Import Selected. camera’s controls. Specifi cally, have to perform this step.) located inside your Pictures folder your photos are still importing. use your camera’s “format” (see page 15). command, not its “delete all” function. iPhoto can also import the movie Step 2. In the event name box, that most cameras are capable of taking. type a name that best describes What’s the difference? If you shot some movie clips along with this set of photos. You can also type Formatting the card not only your photos, iPhoto imports them, too. a brief description if you like. deletes photos, it creates a You take photos of the events in your iPhoto will often dis- A thumbnail version Step 3. Click Import. brand-new directory—that life: vacations, parties, fender benders on play your camera’s of each photo in the (To import only some digital table of contents that’s the freeway. When you import a set of make and model here. camera appears here. of the shots, see the so critical to any storage photos, iPhoto stores them as an event. opposite page.) device. When you simply You can (and should) type a name and “delete all,” the camera wipes description of an event’s photos before the shots, but doesn’t create importing them. Think of it as the digital a fresh directory. This equivalent of writing on an envelope increases the odds that little of prints. glitches of fate could cause Remember to use the slider directory corruption that leads You can manage events—split one event to make the thumbnails bigger to lost photos. into many, merge multiple events into one, or smaller as needed. Making and more—using techniques described on them bigger can help you So click Keep Originals, then page 20. But that can wait—let’s get decide between two similar use your camera’s menu con- those shots into your Mac, shall we? shots, while making them trols to reformat the card. smaller can simplify selecting a large number of thumbnails.

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Here’s the main course of each The section and spread names appear spread, where you’ll find instructions, on the edges of the pages to allow you background information, and tips. to quickly flip to specific topics. vi Introducing iPhoto Introducing

Read the Book, Watch the Movies You can’t beat the printed page for delivering On Apple’s site. Interested in more of an overview of what iPhoto ’11 depth and detail, but some people learn best by is all about? Head directly to www.apple.com/ilife/video-showcase. watching. If you’re in this second group, Apple’s There you can watch movies about the key features in iPhoto ’11 and got you covered. the rest of its siblings in the iLife family.

In iPhoto help. When you’re working in iPhoto, you can use its built-in help to get instructions. Many help topics have short movies that you can watch to get the big picture of how to accom- plish a task. Read Me First Click the link…

Join Me Online I share photos that I take as well as tidbits relating to photography and other digital media topics in several online venues.

Flickr. For photo sharing, you’ll find me on Flickr at …and watch the movie. www.flickr.com/jimheid.

Instagram. I also love sharing iPhone photos on Instagram, where you’ll find me as @jimheid.

Facebook. Like almost a billion other highly productive individuals, I spend time on Facebook, too. Visit and subscribe to my feed at www.facebook.com/jimheid.

Twitter. Why yes, in fact, I do tweet now and again. Follow me at www..com/jimheid. vii Introducing iPhoto

Welcome to iPhoto Photographs can commemorate, inspire, Import and Organize amuse, persuade, and entertain. They’re time machines that recall people and iPhoto makes it easy to import photos from your camera or places. They’re vehicles that carry an iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad. into the future. They’re ingrained in infancy and become intensely personal Some or all. Choose to import every shot, or be selective and just parts of our lives. bring in the best of them. Your photos live in your photo library. And now that photos have gone digital, they’re everywhere. Between the cameras in our phones and the larger cameras that we tether to our wrists or wear around our necks, we have more ways to record slices of life than ever before. The phone in my pocket contains more photos than my dad Automatic organization. iPhoto stores photos in virtual shoe- shot in his lifetime. boxes called events, creating them for you automatically as you import photos. How do we deal with this deluge of images? How do we keep track of them so we can find them years from now? How can we make them look better? How do we share them so that others can enjoy them? iPhoto has answers—good answers— to each of these questions. iPhoto handles what I call the “tripod of digital imaging”: organizing, enhancing, and sharing. This Bring out your inner librarian. Are you one of those hyper-­ book explores each of these three legs in organized people whose socks are sorted by ? You’ll love detail. Here’s an overview of what we’ll the organizational features iPhoto provides—everything from explore together. keywords that describe your photos to facial recognition features that collect shots containing the people in your life. Use at least Welcome to iPhoto. some of these organizational aids, and you’ll make your photos much easier to find.

viii Introducing iPhoto Personal ComputersWelcome toGet iPhoto Personal ix Create slide shows using one of a of one using shows slide Create

Email photos photos Email projects. Online time. And family. and friends to post on Facebook them world—or the Flickr all and for it—to of some just see. Meet publisher. your on your photos Print or order printer, own Apple. from them photo Better create still, books, calendars, and . greeting Share On-Screen, Online, and In Print Use share to iPhoto there. best sit shots just your let Don’t them—with with the world. with clients, ones, loved Popcorn included. not screen on the Mac’s them display then themes, design dozen (or TV), on your DVD to them burn in them or use discs, iMovie Crop your photo to focus attention focus to on photo Crop your Use the edit view’s tools to retouch Retouch retouch to tools and refine. Use view’s the edit balance, color and exposure improve scratches, and ­blemishes more. much and sharpness, add Improve composition.Improve And those straighten its framing. improve to or just subject your look slanted. shots socrooked the oceandoesn’t Enhanceand Improve canJust benefit photo aboutenhancement, any some from in. comes view edit iPhoto’s where that’s and and exposure Enhance can often with improve a click. You click. with a single balance color Introducing iPhoto

The Rest of Your iLife

iPhoto is part of a family of programs that Apple calls iLife. The rest of the family includes iMovie for video editing, iDVD for creating DVDs, and GarageBand for iPhoto recording music and . · Import photos from cameras iLife is included with every new Mac. and elsewhere You can also buy the individual programs · Organize photos into albums— (except for iDVD) from the App Store. or let iPhoto organize them based And then there’s iTunes and its side- on events, faces, and places kicks, the iPod, iPad, and iPhone. While · Crop, enhance, and print photos this i-ware isn’t part of iLife, they work · Order prints, calendars, cards, and books together beautifully. Use music from your iTunes library in your iPhoto slide shows · Create slide shows, and share photos online and other iLife projects, and view photos, play GarageBand tunes, and watch iMovie flicks on an iPod, iPad, or iPhone. Connect your portable theater to a big- screen set—or add an Apple TV—and live iLife through your home entertainment system. Go from consuming media to pro- ducing your own, with your Mac at the center of it all.

iMovie · Import and organize video from camcorders · Edit video and create titles · Add music soundtracks from iTunes · Enhance video and add special effects · Add photos and videos from iPhoto · Share video through DVDs or the Web · Export video for viewing on iPod, iPhone, iPad, or Apple TV

x Introducing iPhoto Personal ComputersThe Rest ofGet Your Personal iLife xi Shoot photos and movies, then import then movies, Shoot them and photos iPhoto into sync to Stream Photo feature Use iCloud’s Mac shots with your recent your for create videos and you photos Transfer mobile viewing Shop for music, videos, and audiobooks videos, and Shop music, for Store iTunes the at videos mobile and to photos, music, Transfer devices podcasts, radio, Listen Internet to and audiobooks ·  ·  ·  iTunes ·  · Convert music CDs digital music into songs and burn playlists, CDs· into Organize ·  ·  iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch Create slide shows from your iPhoto iPhoto your from shows slide Create library iDVD ·  soundtracks iTunes from · Add music iMovie in video created · Present in DVD-ROM · Distribute files format Connect a keyboard to play and and Connect play to a keyboard record software Record acoustic instruments, vocals, and electric guitars podcastsCreate add and soundtracks movies to iTunes to productions your Transfer and iPhoto your in them use and iMovie creations GarageBand guitar and piano · Learn play to loops assembling by songs · Create ·  ·  ·  ·  This page intentionally left blank iPhoto ’11

The Macintosh iLife ’11 iPhoto ’11

Importing Photos with iCloud’s Photo Stream With Apple’s new iCloud service, intro- Getting to Know the iCloud duced in the fall of 2011, getting photos from a camera into iPhoto has become iCloud is Apple’s replacement for its MobileMe service (see an almost trivial matter—that is, if the “Whither MobileMe Galleries?” on the next page), and it pro- camera is an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch. vides both backup storage for iOS devices and data exchange Forget about cables and memory cards between iOS devices and personal computers. iCloud is free, to connect your devices to iPhoto: with and you get 5 GB of backup storage, plus storage for as many iCloud’s Photo Stream feature, it’s all up as 1000 photos at any given time on Apple’s servers. (You in the air. And that’s a good thing. can upgrade to more storage for a price.) The photos stored by iCloud exist in the part of the iCloud service called the Your Photo Stream stores up to 1000 of Photo Stream. your most recent photos. Snap a photo at the park, and it goes to your Photo Stream, and then flows back down from the cloud and into your iPhoto library. Signing Up for iCloud There’s a bit more to it than that, but as To sign up for iCloud, you need a Mac running Mac OS X 10.7.2 the following pages describe, your Photo “Lion” (or later) and an Apple ID—and if you don’t have the Stream is the easiest, most automatic way ­latter, or even know what an Apple ID is, you can find out about to combine iPhoto and your iOS mobile it, and create one, right from the iCloud devices. pane in Lion.

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Once you sign up for iCloud, turn on the Photo Stream ­feature in the iCloud System Preferences pane. Importing Photos with iCloud’s Photo Stream

Setting Up Your iOS Device To use iCloud and its Photo Stream with almost impossible to avoid the “sign an iOS device, the device must be run- up for iCloud” prompts. ning iOS 5 or later. Not to worry: if you get a new iOS device these days, its ini- On your iOS device, turn on Photo tial setup process walks you through set- Stream in the iCloud portion of the ting up an iCloud account; if you upgrade Settings app. There are no special an existing iOS device to iOS 5, you’ll be options or features you have to worry prompted to set up an iCloud account as about: activating Photo Stream is just well. With iOS 5 and Lion, in fact, it’s a simple switch that you set to “On.”

Whither MobileMe Galleries? Apple has announced that new place to post your online unlike Mobile Me galleries, is not why you’ll see pictures in this MobileMe galleries will be shut photo galleries (iPhoto currently designed for public display of book that show MobileMe galler- down as of June 30, 2012. If includes Flickr and Facebook your photos. However, you can ies. Consider these vestiges part you have used these galleries in sharing—see pages 94 still use MobileMe before the of MobileMe’s farewell tour. the past, you will have to find a through 101). Photo Stream, shut-down date, which explains

9 Index

A exporting as Web pages, 132 B book layout moving, 43 adding/removing/rearranging accounts organizing, 43 B&W (black and white) pages, 118 Facebook, 96 organizing photos in, 2–3 adjusting, 65 overview of, 116–117 Flickr, 98 searching for, 40 applying effects to photo tips for, 119 acid-free sleeves, for protecting searching for music, 80 book, 119 Book Settings, Show Page photos, 109 sharing photos over combining effects, 56 options, 119 addresses, using terrain view networks, 102 conversions, 56, 83 books for, 36 smart. See smart albums effect gallery and, 57 adding maps to, 30 Adjust Date and Time, Photos working with, 44–45 using B&W photos in adding shared photos to, 103 view, 23 aliases, file, 17 calendars, 128 captions for, 22 Adjust pane All Pages view, in book layout, back-of-the-head shots, 26 creating photo books, advanced editing, 58–59 116–117, 125 back up 112–113 basic editing, 50 angles, of photographic shots, 146 burning to disc, 134 creating using Autoflow, 39 color adjustments, 64, 139 antique effect of libraries, 137 saving as PDF, 88 copying and pasting applying to photo book, 119 making a habit of scanning, 138 adjustments, 70 combining with other frequent, 15 sharing imported shots, 12 custom print view, 67 effects, 56 prior to rebuilding tips for creating, 122–123, enhancements, 54 creating slide show library, 141 124–125 exposure adjustments, 139 projects, 83 smart albums for, 46 types of, 113 of Print dialog, 107 effect gallery and, 57 using iCloud service for, 8 borders refining effects, 56 Appearance pane, customizing backgrounds adding to photo book, 119 Shadow and Highlights iPhoto, 13 adding to movies, 133 mixing and matching during card design and, 131 sliders, 62 Apple , exporting images print job, 107 changing background adjustment layers, in to, 23 printing borderless colors, 117 photos, 104 Photoshop, 77 Apple ID choosing for greeting printing photo with simple Adobe Camera Raw, 75 ordering calendars, 127 card, 130 border, 105 Adobe Dreamweaver, 132 ordering greeting cards, 130 choosing for photo book, 112 /Photoshop ordering postcards cards, 131 brightness, editing technique for customizing iPhoto, 13 Elements ordering prints, 110 adjusting, 50 mixing and matching during creating separate versions of signing up for iCloud brochures, 112 print job, 107 prints, 111 service, 8 browsing. See also searches; Web styles for printing editing with, 54 browsers Apple print service photos, 104 raw images and, 75 libraries, 18–19 ordering prints from, using photo as page retouching photos, 139 maps, 30 110–111 background in book, 123 using iPhoto from, 76–77 printing calendars, 126 photos, 3, 69 backgrounds (physical), Adobe Photoshop Restoration and places, 35 AppleTV tips for shooting digital Retouching (Eismann and smart albums, 46 activating sharing on, 102 photography, 147 Palmer), 139 exporting slide show to brushes banding, 60, 128 advanced keyword searches, 41 iTunes, 85 adjusting retouch brushes, batch changes, in editing, 23 AirPort, networking and, 102 networking with Macs, 102 55, 71 BCC addresses, email albums viewing slide show on, 78 Spot Healing Brush in preferences, 90 accessing shared photos, 103 archival photo papers, 109 Photoshop, 77 before-and-after view, in adding photos to, 3 artists, searching for music burning discs editing, 51 adding photos to email by, 80 as back-up approach, 15 birthdays, including personal images to CD, 5 from, 91 aspect ratio, 83, 111 events in calendars, 127 Web pages to CDs, 132 captions for, 22 Assign a Place field, Info black and white. See B&W (black creating, 3, 42 button, 31 and white) creating for calendars, 126 ATP Photo Finder, 37 C creating for photo books, 112 blending, in Photoshop, 77 attachments, email, 90–93 creating on Facebook, 95 blur Calendar panel, 41 Auto-fix red-eye, 52 creating temporary when edge blur effect, 56–57 calendars ordering prints, 111 autoflow mode eliminating with higher ISO adding shared photos to, 103 editing and deleting on book layout, 113, 116 settings, 145 book images in, 125 Facebook, 96 calendar layout, 127 tips for shooting digital creating, 2, 126–127 editing on Flickr, 100 autosplitting events, 16–17, 20 photography, 39, 147 creating using Autoflow, 39 saving as PDF, 88

148 Index 149 photography, 2 photography, 146–147 user, 135 by, 14 in photo book, 117 20–21 book, 117 albums, 42 effect, 56 duplicate copies of 15 images, 134–135 142 as source of images, 4 tipsfor mastering, 144–145 tipsfor shooting digital tipsfor shooting digital glossary of imaging terms, 5 overview of, 4 sources of, 4–5 adding images from email, 15 burning photos for Windows importing images/photos from iPhoto Photoshop, to 76 as means of swapping photos photo photo to book, 113 photos between events, photos from library to photo thumbnails to create create duplicate and add create duplicate and edit, 44 dealing with, 16 of entire album, 44–45 preferences for handling backing up to, 137 burning photos to, 2, burning slide show to, 78, 85 enhancement), 138 (DRM), 140 in, management), 140 113, 115 digital darkroom, 76 Digital (image ICE correction/ digital images digital negatives, 73 digital rights management digital zoom, avoiding, 146 documents, including photos dpi (dots per inch), 138 dropping and dragging 132 Adobe, Dreamweaver, DRM (digital rights duplicates duration, slide 83 81, show, dust jackets, for photo books, DVDs dates, 128 dates, 129 calendars, 23photos by, and, 6, 14 mobile devices, 8–9 digital cameras, 10 connections, 140 photos, 17 desktop, 133 points of interestin, 31 rebuilding, 141 adding to photos to calendar customizing photos in editing and organizing searches 40–41 by, assigning, 3 importing images/photos organizing 22 photos by, for photos on Flickr, 100 ejecting memory cards, 14 importing images from iOS devices containing Photo Stream on, 10 controlling computer 7 ejecting, GPS and, 30, 37 importing images from, 6–7 iOS devices containing, 10 141 metadata, options for filing images/ sharpening images of, 66 between images on in slide show projects, 82 service 8 for, 59, 67 show, 86 between events, 21 between events, D darken option, in effect gallery, 57 data exchange, using iCloud databases dates De-noise slider, in Adjust pane, default settings,instant slide definition, adjusting, 62–6359, Definition slider,63 59, deleting, sending to Trash, 13 descriptions Design pop-up menu, 131 designing books, 114 desktop, using photos on, 133 devices digital cameras cross dissolvescross cut and paste, moving photos 117 107 122 colors, 94 Facebook, 50–51 and, photography, 145–146 changing background fixing color problems, 139 working with effects, 56 basic editing techniques, 50 effect gallery and, 57 56 refining, movies,for 12 slidefor shows, 79 adjustments, 70 from burned disc, 135 adding Faces information to displaying faces on, 25 forgetting faces, 29 smart albums and, 48 working with tiles, 27 basic editing techniques, custom crop proportions, 140 customizing print jobs ordering prints and, 111 photos, 53 pixels and, 139 removing, 108 tips for shooting digital while printing, 106 books, emailing, 92 digital photography, 103 digital photography, 147 29 27, cropping, 111, 140 columns, tips for creating comments, adding to photos when 5 CompactFlash, Compose Message, 92 composition, tips for shooting composition, tips for shooting compression, 5 Confirm AdditionalFaces mode, Constrainpop-up menu. See also contact sheets, printing, 105 , Flickr, 98 contrast Contrast slider, in Adjust pane, 59 control panel cooler option, in effect gallery, 57 copy protection, 140 copying and pasting corkboard Crop tool, 52 cropping digital cameras 90 77 107 See 128–129 104 printing, and, from Picture CD, 15 photography, 134–135, 146 50–51 sharing imported shots, 12 tipsfor working with, digital. 37 reflex), (single-lens SLR adding, 22–23 adding to photos when for calendar photos, 129 customizing print jobs 119 borders, in placing geotagging as basis of, 34 libraries 136 for, ratings 38 for, burning photos to, 134–135 burning pages Web to, 132 importing images/photos as source of images, 5 tips for shooting digital using satellite view 36 for, 65 adjusting, basic editing techniques, fine tuning,58 calendar design and, 128 card design and, 131 changing, 64–65 oniOS devices, 10 size, 13 preferences, 89 Theater, Photoshop, CameraRaw, Adobe, 75 CameraRoll, for storing photos cameras window customizing canvas, captions cards, 130–131 photos categorizing CC addresses, email CDs (compact discs) chats, sharing slide show via iChat chronological order, 22, 139 Classic theme, slide shows, 84 79, Clone Stamp tool, in close-ups Cloud services, 8–9 114 collages, color balance color histograms, reading, 60 color temperature, 145 colors Index

DVDs (continued) enhancements manually controlling in Flat cards, creating postcards, 131 sending book slide show to basic editing, 50 digital cameras, 145 flatbed scanners, 138 iDVD, 124 retouching photos, 139 Exposure sliders, in Adjust pane, flaws. See scratches/flaws sharing imported shots, 12 working with old photos, 58–61 Flickr dye-based printers, 109 54–55 external hard drive, 137 as alternative to MobileMe, 8 Epson photo papers, 109 instant slide show on, 86 events ordering prints from, 110 E adding photos to email F privacy issues related to Web edge blur effect, 56–57 from, 91 face recognition, 25, 28 sharing, 37 Edit button, 50 adjusting event settings, Facebook publishing photos to, 99 edit view 16–17 as alternative to MobileMe, 8 setting up, 98–99 accessing from publisher, 71 albums related to, 44 instant slide show on, 86 sharing imported shots, 12 comparing photos, 69 displaying more than one sharing imported shots, 12 sharing photos, 98–99 Effects button, 56 event, 19 sharing photos, 2, 27, 94–95 tips for publishing to, overview of, 51 filing system based syncing with Faces, 97 100–101 softness added by, 67 on, 139 tips for publishing to, 96–97 Folded cards, creating greeting editing hiding event titles, 140 Faces feature cards, 130 advanced, 58–59 moving flagged photos to adding missing faces, 26 folders albums published to existing, 21 adding photos to email burn folder, 135 Facebook, 96–97 photos related to, 18 from, 91 filing system and, 139 basics, 50–51 photos stored as, 3, 6 caution regarding merging iPhoto Slideshows folder, 86 benefits of iPhoto, 2 places related to, 31 faces, 142 organizing libraries by, 45 book layout and, 117 publishing event photos to confirming faces, 29 Pictures folder. See Pictures cropping photos, 53 Facebook, 95 Facebook and, 94 folder reflection effect and, 13 enhancing and retouching, forgetting faces, 24, 29 Folios, designing books and, 115 splitting Finder imports 54–55 improving recognition of fonts into, 17 in Faces view, 27 faces, 28–29 card design and, 131 techniques for working interface buttons for, 3 naming faces, 24 changing text font on travel with, 18 keywords for, 38 organizing photos by, 2–3 maps, 120 tips for working with, 20–21 photos in email, 91 overview of, 24 customizing email, 91 Events view photos in photo book, 117 recognizing faces, 25, 28 for date captions, 129 flagged photos and, 21 photos on Facebook, 96 searching for faces, 40 in designing travel options for browsing photos on Flickr, 100 slide shows and, 87 maps, 121 photos, 18 raw images, 74 smart albums and, 48 formatting text in returning to, 19 red-eye removal, 29, 52 syncing with Facebook, 97 books, 122 vs. Photos view, 19 slide show projects, 83–84 working in Faces view, 27 formatting text titles, 85 straightening photos, 53 EXIF Faces view, 27 global and local formats, 129 tips for, 70–71 defined, 5 fade effect, 57 kerning and, 123 Import EXIF locations, 100 while printing, 106 favorites, Flickr, 98 options for, 119 photo metadata and, 141 effects file aliases, 17 format command, for erasing adding to photo book, 119 exporting memory cards, 7 email as export option, 93 File menu, 93 applying, 56–57 formats images to Apple Aperture, 23 filing systems Effects pane, 56–57 fonts, 85 photos as QuickTime events and, 139 eight-hour gap, autosplitting global and local, 129 movie, 133 folders and, 45 events, 17 multiformat media readers, 14 photos as Web pages, 132 storing images/photos, 17 Eismann, Katrin, 139 scanning and, 139 raw images, 75 film, burning images to CD, 5 formatting text Eject button, 7, 14 slide shows, 82, 85 film scanners, 4, 138 creating books and, 122 em dashes, 123 exposure FireWire connections, scanners, 4 customizing email, 91 email adjusting, 60–61 five star ratings.See also ratings titles, 85 importing images/photos, 15 basic editing techniques, 51 book layout and, 117 full screen option sending movies, 142 controlling while for photos, 39 comparing photos, 69 sending photos burned to printing, 106 flagging albums, 44 editing in, 50–51 disc, 135 customizing print jobs flagging photos, 21, 27 overview of, 2–3 sending smart albums, 46 and, 107 flash switching to, 68 sharing imported shots, 12 fine tuning with Adjust sharing photos, 3, 90–91, 103 CompactFlash, 5 viewing images, 12 pane, 58 tips for shooting digital as source of images, 4 fixing problems, 139 full-spread photos, in books, 123 tips for, 92–93 photography, 27

150 Index 151 libraries See iTunes, 85 iTunes, iCloud, 8–9 to, 82 85 iTunes, iCloud, 8–9 12–13 of, 13 to, 82 85 iTunes, iCloud, 8–9 show, 2 shows, 80 purchased songs with slide shows, 140 exportingslide show to GPS features in, 30 GPS receivers in, 37 importing images using photo editing from, 71 transferring photos to, 2 exporting slide show project exporting slide show to GPS features in, 30 GPS receivers in, 37 importing images using photo editing from, 71 Photo Stream in, 10 transferring photos to, 2, viewing slide show on, 78 customizing appearance Flickr item in, 99 Library. locationfor storing photos, 15 overview of, 2–3 Photo Stream in, 11 86 Slideshows folder, exporting slide show project exporting slide show to GPS features in, 30 GPS receivers in, 37 importing imagesusing photo editing from, 71 viewing slide show on, 78 adding music to iPhoto slide customizing instant slide exporting slide show to, 85 sharing on AppleTV and, 102 workaround for using 67, 144 iPhone iPhoto iPod touch ISO settings, digital cameras, iTunes iWeb, 45, 103 iWork, 45, 142 22 38 3 devices 103 5 to, 82 from digital camera, 14 2 source, imported, 16 imports, view, 68 descriptions, keywords, 107 printing, disc, 135 photos, exporting slide show project alternatives to importing dealing with duplicates, 16 from digital camera or other from email or web pages, 15 from Finder, 17 14, media readers 14 for, overview of, 6 from Picture CDs, 15 raw images, 73 skipping shots already steps in, 6 storage or filing options,17 13 tips 7, for, using iCloud service, 8–9 viewing most recent accessing from full-screen adding faces by hand, 26 adding titles or assigning places to events, 31 editing album names, 43 editing photo information, 22 places (locations) in, 35 rating photos, 39 viewing/creating working Corkboard tiles, 27 cleaning up, 109 printing photos, 104 138 scans, printing sharpening images prior to 80–81 customizing, displaying photos burned to overview of, 3 playing, 78 sharing via iChat Theater, 89 tips, 86 viewing imported images, 13 working with shared option, iPad Info button, 31 Information pane printers inkjet instant slide show Internet, as photofinishing iOS devices. See

77 145 10 78 Photo Stream Photo Wi-Fi, DVD, DVD, 124 options, 87 options, 87 16–17 Photoshop, cameras, overview of, 8 Photo Stream interface. See signing 8–9 up for, uploading images via albums displayed in, 45 burning slideshow to exporting slide show to, 85 sending book slide show to slide show presentation customizing print jobs, 107 size of raw images, 72–73 albums displayed in, 45 exporting slide show to, 85 sharing slide show via, 82 slide show presentation using book images in, 125 actions following import, 12 adjusting event settings, adjusting, 62 adjusting, 50 techniques, editing with recovering recovery tips, 63 in Adjust pane, 59 mastering digital reading, 60 shoulders of, 61 via, 89 (Digital ICE), 138 vertical images to, 13 Language), exporting photos and albums, 132 I 126–129 iCal, iChat Theater, sharing slide show serviceiCloud iDVD image correction/enhancement images iMovie importing images/photos highlights histograms horizon, tips for shooting, 146 horizontal orientation, rotating HTML (Hypertext Markup

37 50 64 photos, 17 external drive, 15 to external, 137 places, 49 places, cameras, places, 49 places, and, 37 map, 125 on, 12 managing storage of images/ storing images/photos on storing or backing up photos exploring places 35 by, view options, 36 viewing in iPhoto, 30 creating smart album for digital cameras and, 30 receivers in digital categorizing, 34 categorizing, creating smart album for filing system and, 139 Flickr and, 100 FlickrExport supporting, 101 GPS receivers in cameras managing places and, 36 navigating, 30 travel maps and, 120 creating, 130 creating using iPhoto, 2 creating using travel sharing imported shots adding missing face to, 26 Flickr, 98 rating photos in, 39 GPS (Global Positioning System) techniques, photo, H hard copies, scanning, 4 driveshard 113–114 books, hardcover headroom, and raw format, 73 Google maps GPS (Global Positioning System) grainy photos, editing G games, playing on Facebook, 94 geotagged photos Global Positioning System. See gray balancing, 65 grayscale version, of color greeting cards groups Index

J sharing photos and, 103 Library List mat, printing photos with single/ tips for, 39 Albums collection, 42 double, 105 Johnson, Harald, 109 Kodak Picture CD. See Picture Places item, 34–35 matte effect, 56–57 journal, creating, 90 CDs Slideshows area of, 82 media browsers JPEG format light-sensitive diodes, digital albums displayed in, 45 defined, 5 cameras, 4 searching photos by title, 22 exporting images, 88 L lighten, effect gallery, 57 sharing slide show via iChat exporting photos, 93 labels, managing Facebook, 97 Line Border theme, 125 Theater, 89 lossy compression, 139 landscape orientation, photos for line spacing, creating books, 123 media cards, images stored on, 4 raw format vs., 72 greeting cards, 130 longitude, 32 media readers saving PDF as, 121, 125 latitude, 32, 73 lossy compression, 75, 139 filing images/photos with, 17 saving scanned images as, 4 layers, Photoshop, 77 importing images/photos using Levels slider with, 61 with, 14 versions of raw images, 73–74 Layout pane card design and, 131 M transferring images with, keyboard , 125 Mac computers 4, 8–9 K Map option, 120 activating sharing, 102 megapixels, 10, 139, 5 layouts memory cards keepsake books, 113 backup option, 137 book, 113, 115–117 importing images from digital data stored on, 4 Ken Burns effect calendar, 128 digital camera to, 6 erasing, 7 animating titles with, 88 choosing, 117 networking with AppleTV, importing images/photos applying to video, 86 text, 88 102 using SD cards, 14 creating slide show LCD screen, digital cameras, 145 SD cards built into, 14 metadata, 93, 141 projects, 84 sharing photos, 3 Microsoft Entourage, 15 pan-and-zoom effect, 82 lens, digital camera, 4 signing up for iCloud Microsoft Outlook, 15 Ken Burns theme, slide shows, Letterpress cards, 130 levels, adjusting, 58–61 service, 8 Microsoft Word, 142 79, 82–84 uploading images to libraries mid-tone slider, 60–61, 63 kerning text, 123 iCloud, 11 access files and folders in, 141 Minolta, Scan Elite 5400, 138 key (or master) photos, 18, 27 using media readers to accessing shared photos, 103 mobile devices, 8–9, 71 keyboard shortcuts transfer images to, 4 adding images from email, 15 adjusting retouch brushes, 55 MobileMe service, 8 browsing, 18 magnifying glass symbol, browsing photos, 18 month, calendar photos selected burning photos to disc, 134 searches, 40 creating smart albums, 46 by, 128 choosing location and Mail Photo dialog, 92 deleting photos, 13 mouse backing up, 137 Mail program duplicates, 56 controlling play back, 83 chronological order of, 139 emailing movies, 142 editing, 70 customizing window size, 13 creating new, 136–137 importing images/photos fonts, 85 movies customizing iPhoto, 13 from email, 15 keyword, 38–39 emailing, 142 dealing with duplicates, 16 iPhoto albums supported Layout pane, 125 exporting QuickTime, 133 deleting/restoring photos, 13 by, 45 navigating thumbnail importing clips, 6 dragging photos to photo Map option, Layout pane, 120 images, 12 playing clips, 13 book, 117 map view navigating with arrow raw keyword and, 140 geotagged photos in, 30 create smart album for keys, 68 scanning, 138 options for filing images/ places, 49 rating photos, 39 smart albums for, 47 photos, 17 options for exploring searches, 40 multi-photo layouts, 107 organizing photos, 12 selection techniques, 91 places, 34 organizing using folders, 45 multiple copies, printing switching to full-screen maps publishing photos to photos, 108 view, 68 creating photo books Facebook, 94 music keynote, including photos in and, 112 rebuilding, 140–141 adding to QuickTime documents, 142 creating travel, 120–121 searching, 40 designing books with, 114 movie, 133 keywords sharing photos over networks exploring places using, 35 adding to slide shows, 12, 78, advanced searches, 41 and, 102 Flickr and, 100 80, 82–83 assigning, 3, 39 single vs. multiple, 136 geotagging and, 30 sharing photos with, 103 burning photos to disc storing photos in, 6 view options, 36 sharing slide show via iChat and, 134 Theater and, 89 switching between, 137 markers, map options, 35 creating and editing, 38 using purchased songs with updating for smart albums, 48 Mastering Digital Printing overview of, 38 slide shows, 140 where to store images/ (Johnson), 109 searching by, 2, 40 photos, 15 My Rating submenu, 39

152 Index 153 34 computer, 140 editor, 76 to, 67 108–109 125 camera connection to duplicates, 15 email, 90, 92 event settings, 16 96 Facebook, filing images/photos,17 iPhoto, 11 location information and, 100 Photoshop set up as photo place information, 37 screen savers, 133 shared photo access, 103 Show Item Counts, 44 books, 124 slide shows, 82–83 books, 124 126 calendars, customizing, 106–107 in Faces view, 27 greetings and postcards, 131 Print button, 88 sharpening images prior smart albums, 46 softness added 66 by, custom prints, 105 overview of, 104 standard prints, 104 tips and troubleshooting, ordering, 110–111 ordering from disc, 135 scanning, 138 of shared photos, 103 sharing imported shots, 12 Facebookoptions, 97 95, Flickr and, 98–99 sharingWeb issues, 37 books, 114 places, feature, 29 into, preferences preservation, of photo prints, 109 printing printing photos prints privacy production expenses, planning podcasts, 87 podcasts, pop-up menus, browsing portfolios, photo books 112 for, positioning photos, and Faces postcards, creating, 88, 131 posters, turning book PDFs 30 133 37 146–147 and, 133 on maps, 121 descriptions, 23 movie, photos, issues, 125 Adobe Photoshop/ hiding/unhiding, 20 hiding/unhiding, how many in photo book, 114 tipsfor shooting digital, Adjust Date and Time, 23 browsing photos, 18 vs. Events view, 19 iPhoto Library in, 6 photo library in, 137 storing images/photos, 15 croppingimpacting, 146 139, 5 defined, determining resolution, 4 51 techniques, editing exporting QuickTime movies raw mode and, 72 recognizing faces and, 26 adding new place, 32 adding photos to email, 91 adding/removing/rearranging adding titles or assigning to events, 31 creating custom, 37 exploring by browsing, 34 exploring by map, 35 exporting QuickTime managing places, 36 map options, 35–36 navigating geotagged organizing 2–3 photos by, overview of, 30 points of interest, 31 searching for places, 40 slide show themes and, 79 smart albums and, 49 tips for adding, 33 travel maps and, 120 sharingWeb privacy See Photoshop Elements 121, Photos view Photoshop/Photoshop Elements. photostream, Flickr, 98 Picture Card theme, 130 Picture CDs, 15 5, Pictures folder pixels placeholder text, 124, 130 Places (locations) feature playlists, creating, 80 PNG format, saving PDF as, albums books 10 copying and pasting See 38–39 as, 88 devices, mode, 69 iPhoto, 138–139 documents, 142 size of, 106 descriptions, 22 descriptions, 12 libraries, by ratings and keywords, book design and, 125 to photoprint, 108 previewing books, 124 saving, 108 saving book or calendar page saving map as, 121 how works it in iPhoto, 11 how works it on iOS iCloud service, 8–9 book layout and, 117 in books, 123 comparing in full-screen getting old photos into adding to photo book, 119 including photos in choosing type, 109 customizing print jobs and Epson photo, 109 8–9 email, 15 and, 29 images/photos, 15 OS X. See also Mac computers, Outlook, adding images from ozone, protecting prints from, 109 pausing, movie clips, 13 PDFs permissions, Flickr and, 100 pets/animals, recognition face photo albums. See photo books. See Photo CD format, importing Photo 37 Finder, ATP, Stream Photo PhotoCD 2048 by 3072, 139 photos P packages, iPhoto Library as, 141 page numbers page spreadview, book layout, 116 Palmer, Wayne, 139 pan-and-zoom effect, 82, 86 panning, without zooming, 84 paper pasting. DVDs CDs (compact See See 101 discs) and, 6, 14 22 titles, thumbnails, 12 customization with, 119 formats, 129 travel maps, 121 into albums, 43 benefits of iPhoto, 2–3 by date and time, 22–23 DVDs. CDs. album, 43, 44 assigning, 3 18 changing event, descriptive event, 139 24face, album, 96 Facebook importing images/photos library, 137 location, 33 smart albums, 46 geotagged photos, 30 thumbnail images between tips for viewing De-noise slider, 59 ISO settings and, 145 66–67reducing, 50 defined, older libraries and, 141 raw images, 74 iChat Theater, 89 photos, 68 102–103 command, 20–21 feeds, documents, 142 Options pane Options Order Prints command, 110–111 organizing photos O one-click enhance, 54 optical discs N names narration, sharing slide show via navigating Navigation pane, panning zoomed negatives, scanning, 4, 138–139 networks, sharing photos over, new events, Create Event newsreaders, Flickr RSS noise editing non-destructive numbers, including photos in Index

Project Bookshelf, accessing from red-eye removal, 29, 50, 52 faces and, 24 shortcuts. See keyboard shortcuts full-screen view, 69 regions, smart album for, 49 interface option for, 3 shuffle, slide show, 81 Projects area, 3 Reichmann, Michael, 145 organizing photos by ratings shutter lag, in digital cameras, 144 projects, interface button resolution and keywords, 38 Shutterfly, ordering prints creating, 3 book design and, 115 overview of, 40 from, 110 proofreading cropping and, 53 for places, 30, 32, 34 sidebar, Flickr item in, 99 Search Box basics, 40 books, 113, 124 defined, 5 single-lens reflex (SLR) cameras, Search field for photo, 2 greeting cards, 130 difficulties in recognizing GPS receivers in, 37 by title or description, 22 spell checking titles or faces and, 26 16-bit images, 73, 75 selection descriptions, 23 high and low res options, 4 size options Publisher, 71 mastering digital cameras, of events, 19 of face tiles, 25 books, 114 publishing 144 keyboard shortcuts, 15, 91 exporting photos, 93 books, 112, 114–115 publishing books and, 114 of multiple items, 134 importing photos, 7 calendars, 126 quality and, 110–111 of photos for import, 7 photo quality vs., 91 editing Facebook albums, 96 scanning and, 138 print jobs, 106 sepia effect photos to Facebook, 95 Retouch tool, 54–55, 139 printing photos, 104 combining effects using, 56 photos to Flickr, 99 retouching retouch brushes, 71 effect gallery and, 57 basic editing techniques, 50 thumbnails, 3, 12, 21 for photo book, 119 changing size of retouch windows, 13 Q for slide show, 83 brushes, 71 skimming photos, 3 sets, Flickr, 98, 100 quality with Spot Healing Brush in skin tones, 64, 70 Photoshop, 77 shadow effects, iPhoto, 13 exporting photos, 93 sleep mode, in digital cameras, 6 resolution and, 110 using Photoshop for, 76 Shadow recovery, 50 slide shows RGB (red, green, blue), reading Shadow slider Quick Fixes tab benefits of iPhoto, 2 color histogram, 60 in Adjust pane, 58–59 Crop button, 53 book images used in, 125 bringing out hidden detail, 62 Enhance button, 54 rotation of images, 12–13 creating, 82–83 recovering shadow details, 63 Red-Eye button, 52 RSS feeds, Flickr, 101 creative options, 84–85 Retouch button, 55 rule of thirds, in composition, 147 shadows customizing instant, 80–81 Straighten button, 53 adjusting, 62 Faces view and, 27 Undo button, 55 border effects, 119 full-screen, 12 quick searches, 40 S editing techniques, 50 iTunes workaround for using QuickTime satellite view, 35–36 recovering, 63, 77 purchased songs in, 140 creating slide shows, 132 saturation sharing photos organizing photos into, 3 exporting photos as movie color adjustments, 64 accessing shared photos, 103 overview of, 78 in, 133 effect gallery and, 57 in Faces view, 27 playing instant slide show, 78 exporting slide show as, 140 how adjustments work, 70 with other Mac computers or sharing photos as, 103, 132 quotation marks, typographic, 123 refining effects, 56 on Web, 3 themes, 79 over networks, 102 Saturation slider, 58–59, 64 tips, 86–89 privacy issues related to, 37 Scan Elite 5400, Minolta, 138 viewing books as, 124 R as QuickTime movie, 133 viewing imported images, 13 ScanCafe, 138 titles and, 22 ratings slides, scanning, 4, 138–139 scanners via email, 90–91, 92 categorizing photos, 38 SLR (single-lens reflex) cameras, getting old photos into via Facebook, 27 searching by, 40 GPS receivers in, 37 iPhoto, 138–139 via Flickr, 98–99 raw images as source of images, 4 via imported shots, 12 smart albums 16-bit advantage, 73 Scrapbook theme, slide shows, 79 via iPhoto, 2 changing, 46–47 adjusting exposure, 61 scratches/flaws as Web pages, 132 combining with Faces, 29, 48 defined, 5 combining with Places, 49 basic editing techniques, 51 sharing slide shows, 86, 89 exporting, 75 retouching, 55, 139 creating, 46 raw keyword and, 140 sharpness exploring places by map, 35 screen savers, 45, 133 sharpening not added to, 66 adjusting, 66 organizing photos by place or shooting in raw mode, 72–73 SD cards, importing images/ editing techniques, 51 location, 30 smart albums and, 47 photos using, 14 mastering digital cameras, organizing photos by ratings working with, 74–75 SDXC cards, importing images/ 145 and keywords, 38 tips for, 67 Recent area photos using, 14 searches and, 34, 40 while printing, 106–107 flagged items in Library Search Box, 34, 40 tips for, 47 list, 21 searches Sharpness slider, 58–59, 66–67 SmartMedia, 5 iPhoto interface, 11 advanced keyword, 41 shortcut menu, Set Key Photo social networking, Facebook recognition, of faces, 25 by date, 41 command in, 27 and, 94 154 Index 155 7 12, 21 84–85 import, from, 15 sharing on, 37 Flickr photos, 86 adjusting thumbnail size, changing size with, 3 customizing print jobs, 106 51 techniques, editing options for slide shows, precision editing with, 55 sizing photos during zooming in/out on maps, 35 importing images/photos posting links on Facebook, 94 privacy issues related to sharing photos on, 3 as source of images, 4 sharing photos and, 103 updating Facebook and viewing Facebook albums, 95 in Adjustpane, 59 adjusting brightness, 61 details, 63 shadow recovering as, 132 iCloud, 10 photos in, 142 Y 12, 82 YouTube, Z zoom, avoiding digital, 146 Zoom slider W warmer option, effect gallery, 57 Web Web browsers editor,Web Adobe Dreamweaver white balance settings, 144–145 white-point tool Wi-Fi, uploading images to Wilhelm, Henry, 109 windows, customizing iPhoto, 13 wire-bound softcover books, 113 documents,Word including 19 134 view, emailing, 92 and, Events view vs. Photos Full Screen option, 2–3 20Hidden Photos, adding, 22–23 adding to photos when adding to slide shows, 88 burning photos to disc customizing slide shows, 81 82 editing, formatting book, 122 formatting text, 85 hiding event, 140 for photos on Flickr, 100 using as export filename, 93 thumbnails, 22 thumbnails, by dates and, 23 shows, 81 125 120–121, Events pop-up, 17 U UnconfirmedFaces, reviewing, 27 undo, 55 51, USB ports, 4, 6 V vertical orientation, 13 Vibrancy adjustment, 70 vicinity, of places, 36 video chats, sharing slide 89 show, video, in slide shows, 86 View menu, adding titles to view options Vignette effect, 56–57 Time Machine, 137 times, editing/organizing photos tint, refining effects,56 Tint slider, 64–65 58–59, title slides, customizingslide titles tonal ranges, refining effects,56 transitions, slide 81–83 show, Trash, deleting photos, 13 travel maps. See also maps, tripods, 147 exportingTV, slide show to, 82 two-hour gaps option, Autosplit 129 122–123, typography, 20 as, 75 139 negatives, book, 115 pairs, 123 descriptions, 2 book, 118 events, viewing imported shots, 12 viewing ratings, 39 working in Faces view, 27 exporting photos, 93 saving edits to raw images saving PDF as, 121, 125 scanning old slides and Corkboard, 27 25 face, using photo as heading in global and local formats, 129 headings in book themes, 115 kerning between letter large option, 13 layout, 88 options 119 for, photo books and, 114 photo searches by names/ 130 placeholder, book design, 114 book layout, 117 book planning, 115 128 126–127, calendars, email, 90 multi-photo layout, 107 photo books, 112 Picture Card, 130 postcard, 131 printing photos, 104–106 slide 82–83 78–79, show, Travel Book theme, 121 Travel themes, 120 adding titles to, 22 changing size of, 3, 119 creating slide 82 show, 13 size, window customizing 20–21 dragging, full-screen editing and,68 of images in digital camera, 6 naming faces, 24 rearranging pages in photo skimming photos, 18 splitting and merging TIFF format tiles Text SlideText button, 85 textures, card design, 131 themes thumbnails five star ratings 77 music 101 when printing, 104, 107 maps, 120 copies, 15 copies, See Facebook, 94 Facebook, Flickr, 98 in Adjustpane, 58–59 color adjustments, 64 color balance adjustments, 65 adding captions to photos changing on font travel customizing email, 91 designing books, 113 127 calendars, designing designing travel maps, 121 122 formats, formatting title, 85 byevents, 3 filing options,17 in iPhoto Library, 6 iPhoto location 15 for, on media cards, 4 preferences for duplicate map, 121 postcard, 131 pre-designed, 88 78, 81 books,123 Photoshop, feeds, 109 T tags temperature, refining effects,56 slider Temperature terrain view, 36 35, text softcover books, 113–114 songs. soundtracks, for slide shows, spacing, between lines for spellchecking, 23, 124 splitting events, 16, 20 Spot Healing Brush, stacking order, of photos, 125 star ratings. See storing images/photos Straighten tool, 52 straightening photos, 50, 53 styles subscriptions, to Flickr RSS 85 subtitles, sunlight, protecting prints from, System Preferences, iCloud, 8–9