Browse tag: iPhoto

Browse tag: iPhoto

Cloud Engines updates Pogoplug media sharing device
On Friday, Cloud Engines introduced the second generation of its Pogoplug multimedia sharing device. The Pogoplug is designed to plug into your home or small office network and let you access and share content of USB hard drives over the Internet using a standard Web browser.
Store photos outside of iPhoto's library
Hate the way iPhoto takes control of your pictures? You can free them by created a referenced library that other apps can access as well.
Explaining iPhoto Library size discrepancy
Why does iPhoto report a library of 7GB when the Finder says 21GB? There's more to the iPhoto Library package than meets the eye.
More Mac bundles for the masses
TheMacSale 2 and TheMacBundles offer their own respective bundles of Mac software for $50, but at what cost to developers?
Orb for Mac lets you stream your media anywhere
A new Mac version of the popular Orb software streams music, photos, and videos to any Internet device, including iPhone
Review: Google Picasa 3.5 photo organizer
When it comes to organizing, editing, and sharing photos, most Mac users know iPhoto. But Google offers Picasa, a free photo editing and sharing app that rivals iPhoto ‘09.
Verizon Media Manager streams photos, music to your FiOS DVR
Verizon has released a Mac version of its Media Manager software, allowing FiOS TV customers to stream music and photos to their DVR set-top boxes.
Restore your old pictures with iPhoto
Return your scanned old photos to their former glory with a few easy adjustments in iPhoto.
Four smart tips for managing scanned photos
Bring order and security to your scanned printed media with these smart iPhoto management and back up strategies
Apple's Placebase acquisition a shot across Google's bow?
Apple purchased map data company Placebase in July: could it be planning to replace Google Maps with its own in-house technology?
Epson unveils new Perfection V600 Photo scanner
Epson today unveiled a new Perfection V600 Photo scanner.
Snow Leopard's (partial) Gem substitutes
With every new version of Mac OS X, Apple adds features that replicate, fully or partially, the functionality of some third-party software. Dan Frakes takes a look at past Gems you may no longer need after upgrading, as well as areas where Snow Leopard still falls short.
The $300 challenge: The photographer
Mac photographer Derrick Story tries to turn a basic Mac into a fully-functional photo studio without going over budget.
iPhoto2Twitter lets you share iPhoto images via Twitter
If you use iPhoto and Twitter, iPhoto2Twitter may be the perfect match for you.
Simplify Photo streams your photos to your iPhone
Simplify Photo, from the same team that brought you Simplify Music, lets you share photos stored on your computer with your iPhone over the network.
Apple releases iPhoto 8.1 update
The update to iPhoto '09 offers new book and card templates, including a larger hard cover size.
Introducing Macworld’s Digital Photography Superguide, third edition
Wish you had the time for photography classes? Get our new guide to shooting, managing, editing, and printing your photos--written by Mac users for Mac users.
Eye-Fi Geo card exclusive to Apple stores
The Eye-Fi Geo automatically updates photos with geotag metadata, and it's exclusive to Apple retail stores and the online Apple store.
iPhoto, Aperture plug-ins let you tweet photos
Thanks to two plug-ins, you can easily post photos and even videos to Twitter from within iPhoto and Aperture.
Build a classic wedding slide show in iPhoto ’09
Creating a slide show of old photos that follow the bride and groom from childhood to their wedding day could take you hours of painstaking work. Or just minutes if you use the Faces tool in iPhoto ’09.
Back up iPhoto's Faces database
If you use iPhoto's face-recognition tool, don't lose all of your hard work with one stroke of bad luck. Back up your Faces data to protect against data corruption or user error.
7 tips for using Faces in iPhoto ’09
Getting started with iPhoto's face-recognition tools may seem like a time-consuming task. But these speedy shortcuts can ease the process and help you better navigate your library.
Mac News Briefs: Squashed Software releases RAID Monitor 3
Squashed Software has released RAID Monitor 3, a new version of its tool for automatically checking the status of RAID storage system. Also on Friday, updates to Geotagalog and MacFamily Tree.
Cameras software alleviates your multiple camera woes
Flexibits's Cameras preference pane helps deal with the multitude of photo-shooting devices that we all seem to own these days, by letting us choose which applications opens when a certain camera is connected.
Create Events-based iPhoto albums featuring specific people
Learn how to create an album in iPhoto to show all photos from all events that contain at least one photo of a selected person.
iPhoto 8.0.4 fixes crashing bug, corrects location names
A minor update to iPhoto '09 fixes a rare crashing bug, and corrects references to a few points of interest and location names that were labeled incorrectly.
PulpMotion creates professional multimedia presentations
Aquafadas’s PulpMotion produces professional multimedia presentations that are anything but ordinary.
Using iPhoto's Places without a GPS-enabled camera
iPhoto '09's Places features lets you tag the location where an image was shot. But what if you don't have a GPS-enabled camera? Here's how you can recreate the location-tagging feature with the help of an iPhone.
Shape Collage turns a collection of photos into creative collages
Shape Collage turns a collection of photos into a collage of practically any shape, whether you’re going for a traditional design or something totally out there.
iLovePhotos uses face detection to sort photos
You’ve probably heard about the Faces feature in iPhoto ‘09 that makes it quick and easy to find all photos of a particular someone in your iPhoto library. But if you don’t have iPhoto ‘09, iLovePhotos can give you a similar result for free.