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Apple iPhoto '09

Description: Apple iPhoto '09 - DVD - Mac - Single User / Organize photos two new ways: Faces, based on who’s in your photos, and ... more

Apple iPhoto '09 ... Places, based on where your photos were taken. Learn to clean up and enhance your photos, print them or upload them to a sharing site online, create cool projects, protect and secure your pictures, and make photography more fun than ever.

Newest Review: ... adds an additional step in locating your picture, I would much rather just be able to drop a pin on a map for each photo, ... more

... with no local database/"favourites" involved. But I can see where Apple are coming from with this, as I suppose it makes it easier to use when not connected to the internet. For me "Faces" was what made the upgrade from '08 to '09 look worthwhile, iPhoto can now scan through your photos looking for faces of people. This can take a while on your existing library, although when importing new lot's of photos it is pretty much instant. Once all face's have been detected you can then go through each pi...more

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Apple iPhoto '09: iTunes for your Photos (1184 words)
by - written on 19/05/09 (Very useful, 15 readings)
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I have to admit; when it comes to my computer I am a bit of an organisation freak (if you were to look at my desk you'd argue otherwise though). My iTunes library has all music tagged appropriately with Album Artwork, and I like to keep stuff this way, makes it easier to find work that otherwise would be lost in a great mass of files. Up until recently I was a windows user, and my photo library basically consisted of folders for each year, and then within that folders for specific events. This worked fine, but it was lacking in that I couldn't easily search or tag photos - e.g. so that I could mark photo's as favourites. When I first used my Mac it came ... Read the complete review

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