iPhoto

[macilosh]

When is iPhoto due?

[MrMacMan]

It hasn't been Fully True about iphoto. It is coming...

[appleman06]

I've heard of iPhoto, but what is it, what doesa it do?

[MrMacMan]

The apple Photo program. Edit, Copy, Change. like Photoshop, it is not a professinal program though.

[macintoshse]

Apple has posted a seminar on iPhoto now. They describe iPhoto as "perfect solution for the high volume requirements of professional photographers. Combined with a Power Mac G4, iPhoto Studio lets you focus on the quality of your images by helping you manage your workflow for greater productivity and profitability"

Check it out at http://asp-web.info.apple.com/em/search/detail.lasso?-token.id=EV011435

jens @ webdezign.dk (http://www.webdezign.dk/)

[ThlayliTheFierce]

Looks more like photo management software with maybe some basic editing than a low-end Photoshop clone. You know, it will scan, import, and organize photos for you, with maybe some basic things like bright/contrast and color adjustment.

[macaddict123k]

how did u get 2 that site. the link is dead. and i also tried searching the site for iphoto.

[Ensign Paris]

yeah, that link doesn't work :(

Could we see this at SF2002?

[macintoshse]

At last it is here!

[powerbook]

Downloaded the new iPhoto application yesterday. Its looking very nice and I especially like the library system for storing the photographs.

There a few features that would be nice to have in a 1.5 version...

* Customizable HTML templates for the creation of homepages, similar to iView Media Pro

* Display of EXIF headers, I like to see the capture information of the picture. iPhoto, uses the EXIF headers and preserves them, so it might as well be able to display the info.

* Preserve original filename. Some cameras have a very good file naming structure. It would be nice if iPhoto wouldn't change the original files!!

* To download images from the camera seems to be a lot slower than using Image Capture in OS X, why is this?? Could it take extra time to create small thumbnails?


That's all I could think of for now... otherwise, great program!!

[blakespot]

I wish iTunes had some sort of Photoshop-like "auto levels" or "auto contrast" function. It's lack of this requires me to still use PS to print (as you definitely want to adjust the levels before printing).



blakespot

[agreenster]

Didnt Steve do that during his iPhoto presentation? I remember a picture of a woman he touched up with a 'levels' like tool. It was originally a very dark picture, and he brightened it up.

Did I remember wrong?

[macintoshse]

> I wish iTunes had some sort of Photoshop-like
> "auto levels" or "auto contrast" function.

Well, I guess it sure would be inappropriate with such a function in iTunes.

[MrMacMan]

it to run on os 9!!!! Come on people. If apple wants people to use these program s they need people. IF they can't get me to run it wat's the use of making it. os 9 is still a great Os and im not giving it up , just yet.

From what I've heard iPhoto is great.

[Unregistered]

Why and how does iPhoto reduce (by 50%) the image size as reported in the info window??? Any effect on quality??