This new edition covers iPhoto 9.5 for Mac and iPhoto 2.0 for iOS 7. (iPhoto is not available in iOS 8.)Whether yoursquo;re on a Mac or iOS 7 device; iPhoto now makes it easier than ever to organize; edit; publish; print; and share your photosmdash;but neither version of the program offers a manual to help you get going. Fortunately; David Pogue and Lesa Snider offer a clear and objective guide to iPhoto in this witty; authoritative book.The important stuff you need to knowOrganize your collection. Group your pictures by events; albums; people; or places.Sharpen your editing skills. Use all of iPhotorsquo;s editing options; whether yoursquo;re on a Mac or on an iPad; iPhone; or iPod Touch running iOS 7.Dive into new features. Learn about the enhanced mapping system; new slideshow themes; and streamlined printing.Compare your photos. View multiple shots side by side to determine which is best.Share your shots online. Post photos on iCloud or Facebook; Flickr; Instagram; and other social sites.Keep web journals. Create snazzy; customizable online scrapbook pages.Create projects. Have fun building slideshows; gift books; calendars; and cards.
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Review
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Love ItBy F. BrookeFast reading; really flows; interesting History.1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Five StarsBy ARTTREKThis book is a great compliment to the Lloyd Kiva New exhibits in Santa Fe NM1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Well DoneBy Kindle CustomerThis book is of particular interest to me because Lloyd New was my grandmotherrsquo;s brother. My grandmother used to talk about her life on ldquo;the farmrdquo; and my father spent summers there. This memoir goes into so much more detail about the farm; his thoughts; and the relationship with his Cherokee mother. Irsquo;m so grateful to learn a little bit more about my familyrsquo;s background; and to learn how being Cherokee influenced his lifersquo;s work. The account of how his fashion business grew to success is remarkable. How he transitioned from art student; to successful businessman; and ultimately his role in the creation of the Institute of American Indian Arts is inspiring.
